28 September 2019 | Euronews
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USA Watch 'French Spiderman' scale skyscraper It took him only 20 minutes to push and pull his way to the rooftop of the building that is 502 feet high. Police met him upon his descent. -
World News Polish police protect LGBT marchers as tensions rise before election Polish anti-LGBT protesters clashed with riot police in the south-eastern city of Lublin on Saturday just before a gay pride march. -
Austria Sebastian Kurz expected to become Chancellor again as Austria goes to the polls He will, however, again need a partner to gain a majority in parliament. His most likely choices are a three-way coalition with the Greens and the liberal, pro-business Neos, or reviving his coalition with the far-right Freedom Party (FPO). -
Earth News How Vivienne Westwood wants to bring down consumerism and the ‘Rot$’ The designer has some bold theories on what governments need to do to combat climate change. -
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USA A teen's fatal stabbing was filmed: Is social media to blame? "We see these terrible stories, and they are terrible, and we all immediately wonder, if this were happening to me, would people come to my aid?" one media expert said. -
United Kingdom No-confidence vote in UK government may be held next week: MP If Boris Johnson's government fell, the leader of the main opposition Labour party Jeremy Corbyn would most likely succeed him. -
World News Hong Kong protests mark fifth anniversary of the Umbrella Movement And a series of protests for and against Communist Party rulers in Beijing is also planned for the Chinese-ruled city ahead of the 70th anniversary of the People's Republic on Tuesday. -
No Comment Illusionists 'levitate' for over four hours in Brazil Brazilian illusionists Henry Vargas and Klauss Duraes performed a stunt on Paulista Avenue in Sao Paulo, drawing the attention of hundreds of people -
Cult Turner Prize nominees focus on issues beyond Brexit Four shortlisted entries focus on the inequalities and injustices of a globalised world still capable of producing horrific conflicts. -
No Comment 'French Spiderman' scales a 39-storey skyscraper in Frankfurt Alain Robert is known for climbing some of the world's tallest structures without safety ropes... or permission -
No Comment Finland: Northern Lights dance in the night sky Striking green, purple and white, aurora displays lit up the night sky over Finnish Lapland from Friday to Saturday -
Earth News Is it possible to buy an eco-friendly sports watch? Often scrapped after a few years' usage, sports watches can be an expensive and environmentally unfriendly habit to maintain. Here we look at whether it’s possible to track your movements without denting the environment. -
USA Trump blasts 'savages' — AOC, three other women of color, Schiff, Nadler "Savages" started to trend on Twitter after the president's post, which comes amid a House impeachment inquiry into his dealings with Ukraine. -
Egypt Winners of Egypt's El Gouna Film Festival revealed as the event comes to a close The third edition of the El Gouna Film Festival wrapped up its nine-day run on Friday with more than 80 films screened throughout the week. -
Cinema El Gouna Film Festival: Give Up The Ghost wins Best Arab Short Film Give Up The Ghost (2019) by Jordanian filmmaker Zain Duraie won Best Arab Short Film at the third edition of the El Gouna Film Festival. The film tells the story of a couple who is unable to have children and struggle due to external pressures. -
Russia Elon Musk responds in Russian to singing entrepreneurs Elon Musk has demonstrated his language skills, responding to an elaborately sung invitation to visit business leaders in the Russian city of Krasnodar. -
USA Boris Johnson faces probe over alleged links to U.S. businesswoman The request for an investigation cites allegations that Jennifer Arcuri and her business received favorable treatment as a result of her friendship with Johnson. -
South Africa 'We stand together': Meghan visits memorial for murdered student Meghan Markle visited a memorial to Uyinene Mrwetyana, a young South African whose rape and murder inspired thousands to protest. -
USA American retirees in Mexico say their life savings vanished from a Mexican bank Nine American families told NBC News that they trusted a local banker in San Miguel de Allende only to find millions missing from their accounts. -
USA Iran slams U.S. for barring top diplomat from New York hospital visit The State Department said Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif could only visit a diplomat in hospital if Tehran released a detained American citizen. -
USA Climate scientists say Greta Thunberg's efforts are building real momentum "She is getting people to listen, which we have failed to do," one climatologist said. -
USA Prominent Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong to run for office Wong's announcement came ahead of a major rally later Saturday to mark the fifth anniversary of the Umbrella protests, where he first shot to fame as a youth leader. -
Nigeria Hundreds of chained captives released from Nigerian school Police say children as young as five were among those released from the building in Kaduna -
World News Rugby World Cup hosts Japan beat Ireland 19-12 in major upset Rugby world cup hosts Japan beat Ireland 19-12 in major upset -
Cinema El Gouna Film Festival: Palestinian filmmaker Mai Masri shares her experience Documentaries are not just about showing life's harsh realities, Mai Masri, a Palestinian filmmaker who has directed more than eight films focusing on the struggles of her home country and Lebanon over a span of more than 30 years. -
No Comment Dani Arnold sets new climbing speed record up north face of Cima Grande In near-perfect weather conditions, the 35-year-old Swiss national completed the 550-metre-long, partly overhanging, mountain face in 46 minutes and 30 seconds -
No Comment Protesters cover Louvre's Pyramid in black treacle Climate activists staging a peaceful protest at the Louvre museum dipped their hands in treacle, referencing a partnership with Total -
Germany Giant beers, tips and 15-hour shifts: A day in the life of an Oktoberfest waitress Of course, there are times when the wait staff at Oktoberfest have to deal with difficult customers. "I think if you just have good banter, or a 'mouth like a sword' as they say in Bavaria, you can actually get by quite well with that." -
Afghanistan Afghan election sees big drop in voter numbers — estimate Afghanistan's presidential election turnout is unofficially estimated at 20 percent amid fears the Taliban kept many away from polling stations. -
USA Amid failed peace talks and relentless violence, Afghans weigh whether to vote "Our future is uncertain," said a Kabuli who has decided not to vote. "There is no guarantee that tomorrow I will still be alive." -
USA Fugitives admitted to 3 slayings in Canada before killing themselves, authorities say The videos the pair recorded before they were found dead Aug. 7 included their plans to kill others, police said. -
USA U.S. special envoy to Ukraine resigns Kurt Volker is at the center of a whistleblower complaint that prompted impeachment inquiry. -
USA Rudy Giuliani's former DOJ colleagues believe he committed crimes "I think the Giuliani that I know would prosecute the Giuliani of today," said Jeffrey Harris, who worked closely with him in the 1980s. -
USA Former Ukrainian prosecutor spoke with Rudy Giuliani "maybe 10 times" Yuriy Lutsenko, said he was friends with the president's personal attorney and that the pair had known each other for "many years".