30 November 2018 | Euronews
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No Comment Brexit, Nepal and pygmy whales: No Comments of the Week Brexit, Nepal, football, protests and pygmy killer wales feature among Euronews‘ No Comment highlights and lowlights of the past seven days. -
Afghanistan WHO: Polio remains an international threat to children The World Health Organisation (WHO) has warned that polio remains a worldwide public health emergency after cases nearly doubled in Afghanistan over the past year. -
Ukraine Tackling the nightmare of being a woman and HIV positive in Ukraine In Ukraine, HIV discrimination is still common and amid conflict, cases of HIV are on the rise as families struggle to cope with medical shortages -
Italy Good news for Italians — ‘old age’ now begins at 75 Thanks to the Italian Society of Gerontology and Geriatrics (SIGG) in Rome, citizens in Italy will now only be considered 'elderly’ after the age of 75. -
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World News World looks on as Saudi crown prince and Vladimir Putin laugh, clasp hands Saudi crown prince Mohammed bin Salman, implicated in the murder of a Washington Post columnist, had a good laugh with Russian President Vladimir Putin. -
Markets Take Five - Powell, payrolls, oil production: World markets themes for the week ahead Take Five - Powell, payrolls, oil production: World markets themes for the week ahead -
World News A 7.0-magnitude earthquake hits Alaska, triggering tsunami warning The United States Geological Survey said it hit about 8 miles north of Anchorage. -
Spain Madrid bans most cars from entering city centre in push to curb air pollution Madrid has introduced a ban on cars from entering a designated area in the city centre in a push to curb air pollution. -
Business Planet How the Lean Landing Project is helping European SMEs to go international In this Business Planet, Euronews's Serge Rombi goes to Copenhagen in Denmark to discover a network that's been setup across Northern Europe to enable entrepreneurs to overcome the challenge of finding new customers and partners abroad. -
Austria Watch: New 'sunglasses' put 'sunshine into your eyes’ The smart device has been described as a "wearable sky". -
My Europe Series Tighter EU border controls does not deter refugees Thousands of migrants are stranded in Bosnia and Herzegovina on the border with Croatia. As the winter closes in, the external border of the European Union is inching towards a humanitarian emergency. Around 21,000 migrants have taken this route seeking safe refuge in the EU. -
Europe News Being woman and HIV-positive in an armed conflict: a life-sentence in Eastern Ukraine Discrimination and daily violence: this is the reality that HIV-positive women face in eastern Ukraine, where the incidence of HIV could turn into an epidemic bomb -
South Korea Watch: South Korean train ventures into North Korea for the first time in more than a decade A train has ventured from South Korea across one of the world's most heavily guarded borders into North Korea for the first time in more than a decade. -
My Europe Series The new Western Balkans Route and the future of migration crisis With the emergence of the new Western Balkans Route and continued illegal migration, how is Europe responding to the refugee crisis? Insiders’ host Sophie Claudet speaks to Gerald Knaus ‐ the founding chairman of the European Stability Initiative (ESI) think tank. -
Argentina Watch: Putin and Saudi crown prince laugh and clap hands at G20 summit Russian President Vladimir Putin and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman laughed and clapped hands before they sat down for the G20 opening session -
World News Scots in Brussels feel powerless about Brexit St Andrew's Day in Brussels provided time for reflection on Scotland's Brexit status. -
France 'Yellow Vest' representatives meet French PM The meeting is a bid to avoid new action Saturday on the Champs-Elysées in Paris, where a protest last Saturday degenerated into violence. -
Argentina G20: May vows to be 'robust' with Saudi leader over Khashoggi killing and Yemen British Prime Minister Theresa May said she will be robust with the crown prince of Saudi Arabia over the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi. -
Belgium France's 'gilets jaunes' protests spread to Belgium The anti-tax 'gilets jaunes' movement has spread from France to Belgium, with protesters in Brussels marching against economic inequalities. -
No Comment Police van burned at Brussels 'Yellow Jacket' protest A police van was set alight, another overturned as a "yellow jackets" protest in Brussels on Friday turned violent. -
USA Up to 500 million Marriott hotel guests may have had their data hacked The New York Attorney General has opened an investigation into the hack at the world's largest hotel chain. -
USA She protested abortion clinics, now she works at one | NBC Left Field NBC Left Field follows the story of one woman's journey in Fargo, North Dakota, from her anti-abortion upbringing to working in an abortion clinic. -
USA NASA looks to private companies for deliveries to the moon NASA has selected nine American companies to develop technologies for lunar deliveries launched from Earth. -
Earth News Mozzarella with Mozart An Italian farmer believes his buffalo herds make the best cheese of all - thanks to an organic diet, on-demand grooming and a love of Mozart. -
No Comment Pakistan showcases new defence tech Pakistan showcases new defence tech -
Argentina World leaders gather for G20 summit in Buenos Aires Global leaders have gathered for an international summit in Buenos Aires, where migration, climate change and trade will be high on the agenda. -
Crimea Crimea crisis: What is happening between Ukraine and Russia? | Euronews Answers Relations between Russia and Ukraine have been deteriorating over Moscow's seizure of three ships in the Sea of Azov. But what has happened, and how much can we expect it to escalate? -
World News The week that was: Jumping into the unknown on Mars, Brexit and AI | View A weekly round-up of the discussions on View that have been driving debate across Europe and further afield. -
World Hamilton’s win and other highlights from F1 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton won the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix on Sunday, November 25th. -
World Did you know? Fun facts about Formula One With the Formula One 2018 season having come to an end at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix last weekend, here are some fun facts about the motorsport according to F1’s official body. -
World Drift racing: A motorsport gaining popularity in Jordan Drift racing is one of the fasting growing motorsports in the Middle East. -
World Aston Martin’s MENAT President talks F1 partnerships & Brexit impact Luxury carmaker Aston Martin is a title sponsor of the Red Bull F1 racing team and marking its 105th year in business, the company is expanding its range to encompass SUV’s, battery and electrical vehicles. -
France French MPs vote for 'symbolic' ban on smacking children France has got closer to prohibiting smacking children after French MPs voted for a 'symbolic' ban that's meant to educate parents not to use corporal punishment. -
Germany Battle is on to replace Chancellor Angela Merkel Two frontrunners have emerged with opposing visions for the Christian Democratic Union -
United Kingdom Sculpture made with 100,000 blades highlights UK knife crime problem The 8-metre-tall 'Knife Angel' sculpture, made of 100,000 blades confiscated by the British police, highlights the country's knife crime. -
Chile Cliff-diving at South America's largest freshwater lake Cliff-diving at South America's largest freshwater lake -
No Comment Things getting Christmassy at L.A. zoo Thousands of dazzling lights are bringing festive cheer to Los Angeles Zoo. -
No Comment Filipino activists burn effigies of Duterte, Trump and Xi Jinping Filipino activists burn effigies of Duterte, Trump and Xi Jinping -
No Comment Divers glide over ruins at underwater archaeological site Divers glide over ruins at underwater archaeological site -
My Europe Series State of the Union: Russia, Ukraine tensions, Brexit travels and yellow jackets In this edition we take a look at the week in Europe as May takes her Brexit deal on the road in Britain, yellow jacket protests create headaches for Macron and Russia-Ukraine tensions present problems for the EU. -
My Europe Series 'Western Balkan route' for migrants, refugees stuck at borders Thousands of migrants are stranded in Bosnia and Herzegovina on the border with Croatia. As the winter closes in, the external border of the European Union is inching towards a humanitarian emergency. Around 21,000 migrants have taken this route seeking safe refuge in the EU. -
Belgium Belgian caviar producers prepare for bumper Christmas period Belgian caviar producers prepare for bumper Christmas period -
Sweden Tropical snake makes appearance in Lapland toilet bowl Johan-Martin said all he could "think in the moment was, 'huh...I peed on a snake,' before smacking the toilet lid shut." -
Markets Car stocks and miners drag Europe down as weak China data and trade fears sap confidence Car stocks and miners drag Europe down as weak China data and trade fears sap confidence -
World News Marriott says data breach compromised info of up to 500 million guests The world's largest hotel chain said it determined on Nov. 19 that an "unauthorized party" had accessed the database as early as 2014. -
World News Inside Trump's Gitmo, which is scheduled to stay open another 25 years In his first broadcast interview, Guantanamo's Rear Adm. John Ring says without funding from Congress, he'll have trouble caring for aging detainees. -
World News Senate committees scouring testimony for misleading statements in Russia probe "This is a reason people shouldn't lie when they're in front of a congressional investigation," said GOP senator Richard Burr. -
United Kingdom Artist transforms racist graffiti to have positive message A UK artist has transformed a piece of racist graffiti that appeared on a fence in his town, giving it a more positive message. -
World News Ukraine bans Russian men from entering the country President Petro Poroshenko imposed martial law this week amid fears of a potential Russian invasion after three naval ships were seized in the Sea of Azov. -
Argentina What is the G20 summit and why does it matter? As leaders of the world's powerhouse economies gather in Argentina to discuss world affairs, we ask, what is the G20 summit and why does it matter? -
World News At least 5 middle school students taken to hospital after eating marijuana-laced gummy bears The boy told authorities "a couple of different stories" about how he came into possession of the gummy bears, the Polk County sheriff said. -
World News 4 officers charged in connection with beating of undercover officer during protests The indictment says the officers' text messages showed disdain for protesters, "It's gonna be a lot of fun beating the hell out of these sh*theads," one text said. -
World News U.S.-based photographer vanishes in China "The reality in China is you never know if you're going to get into trouble because there are no written rules," he said in an interview last year. -
World News Far-right activist Laura Loomer handcuffs herself to Twitter's New York headquarters Twitter banned Loomer a week ago after she tweeted that Congresswoman-elect Ilhan Omar was anti-Jewish and pro-Sharia law. -
World News Flooding in California as rain hits wildfire-burned areas "The water is coming up, so we want to make sure we get everybody out that we can," a sheriff's official said. -
Ukraine Ukraine bans entry to Russian adult men: Poroshenko Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko said the restrictions had been put in place to prevent Russians from forming “private armies” to fight on Ukrainian soil. -
Earth News This is the latest trend in green beauty And it’s...leafy. -
World British MP reveals HIV positive status ahead of World AIDS Day Ahead of World AIDS Day on December 1, Labour MP Lloyd Russell-Moyle told parliament that he is HIV positive. Colleagues called his speech brave and moving. -
Argentina Trump’s “dark mood” set to cast shadow over G20 summit US President's domestic political difficulties could impact meeting in Buenos Aires. -
Netherlands On your marks, get set, drone! Drone racing is a thing. One of many drone-related things at the Amsterdam Drone Week -
World News Facebook's Sandberg had company look into George Soros "Something very harmful and maybe irreversible is happening to human attention in our digital age," Soros said. -
Argentina What a surprise! Macron greeted by 'yellow vest' in Argentina Even 11,000 km away from France, Emmanuel Macron can't seem to escape the domestic issues in his country. -
World News Ex-manager says Facebook 'has a black people problem' "Racial discrimination at Facebook is real," wrote Mark Luckie, a former manager at the social networking giant. -
World News Starbucks says it will start blocking pornography on its stores' Wi-Fi in 2019 The announcement comes after a new petition by internet safety advocacy group Enough is Enough garnered more than 26,000 signatures. -
World News Floyd Mayweather Jr., DJ Khaled to pay big penalties in cryptocurrency promotions The Securities and Exchange Commission said the charges were the first it has ever brought involving initial coin offerings. -
World News His tunnel nixed, Musk doubles down on a subterranean dream Musk's grand tunnel plan is news to many of the regulators who would very likely have to give it approval if it's ever going to see the light of day. -
World News Trump's new Russia deal defense: Just business as usual The evolution of the president's take on his financial ties to Russia, from "we've stayed away" to "there would have been nothing wrong" with pursuing a project. -
World News Southwest Airlines apologizes for employee laughing at 5-year-old passenger named Abcde The agent snapped a picture of Abcde's boarding pass and posted it on social media, according to girl's mother. -
Sport Madrid to stage postponed South America’s Copa Libertadores final The second leg of South American football’s showpiece will be played at Real Madrid’s Bernabeu stadium on December 9, after the original River Plate v Boca Juniors fixture was postponed in Argentina due to violence. -
World News Scuttled Trump Tower Moscow project back in limelight after Cohen guilty plea Trump promised a Trump Tower in Moscow on Twitter in 2013. -
United Kingdom Theresa May promises to deliver tough messages for fellow G20 leaders British prime minister doesn't want domestic troubles to undermine her position as a global leader. -
United Kingdom 'Working with friends new and old' - Theresa May tries to sell Brexit deal to G20 British prime minister hopes to leave domestic battle behind as she steps onto world stage. -
USA Trump blasts Cohen after ex-lawyer’s guilty plea in Russia inquiry The US president hit out at Michael Cohen as a liar and “weak person” after his former lawyer pleaded guilty to lying to Congress about a proposed Trump skyscraper in Moscow. -
World News Europe briefing: Ukraine bans entry to Russian adult men, G20 kicks off Here's a roundup of the top stories from across Europe on November 30. -
Germany Merkel to miss G20 start after plane suffers ‘serious malfunction’ The German Chancellor’s plane made an unscheduled but safe landing back in Germany after a “serious malfunction” forced it to abandon its flight to Argentina.