1 November 2019 | Euronews
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India Delhi closes schools, distributes masks as air pollution reaches severe levels The Indian capital's air pollution levels constitute a 'public health emergency', a government panel said. -
USA Beto O'Rourke ends 2020 campaign after bid for Democratic nomination failed to take off "Though today we are suspending this campaign, let us each continue our commitment to the country in whatever capacity we can," O'Rourke said in an email to supporters. -
United Kingdom Police complete identification of 39 Vietnamese truck victims Police have identified all 39 Vietnamese people found dead in the back of a truck near London in October and their families had been notified. -
Russia Controversial new Russian internet law could increase censorship, critics say A new Russian internet law came into effect on November 1 that hands Moscow the power to disconnect the country's internet to protect it from a cyber-attack or other incident. -
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Destinations How Western will Saudi Arabia go to attract tourists? The secretive Middle Eastern country has launched a new tourist visa, opening its doors to European visitors. -
Business Google buys Fitbit Google will buy Fitbit for almost 2 billion euros, trying to succeed at the market for fitness trackers and smart watches. -
Russia Take a look inside the museum dedicated to death Its 30,000 artefacts from around the world reflect death and mourning across human cultures. -
Business First protest for the ECB New President Protestors said they want the bond-buying policy to be more transparent and to go in another direction, which is to set climate-oriented goals. -
No Comment Pakistan opposition sets ultimatum for government to step down Pakistan's opposition demanded on November 1 that Prime Minister Imran Khan and his administration resign within two days, raising the stakes in a protest campaign that the government has denounced as a threat to democracy. -
World Croatia and the Schengen zone: find out how the country will protect its borders Global Conversation talked to the Prime Minister of Croatia, Andrej Plenkovic to discuss the country's achievements, the next challenges, but also the challenges of the wider region. -
USA Halloween's over. The Federal Election Commission? Still a zombie. The agency hasn't enforced campaign finance laws in two months. Here's what's being lost while three seats on the six-member commission sit empty. -
Italy Turin lights up for Christmas with annual art installations Since 1998 the Italian city has turned into an open-air art gallery during Luci d’artista (Artists’ Lights). -
Business Planet EU-Japan trade deal: the opportunities for small business Business Planet focuses on the world’s biggest bilateral trade deal between the EU and Japan and asks how small European firms can maximise the business opportunities. -
Business Planet Doing business in the Land of the Rising Sun Euronews spoke with the EU-Japan Centre for Industrial Cooperation to find out how European firms can expand into the Japanese market. Click on the player to watch the full Business Planet interview. -
No Comment Hundreds of firefighters battle new wildfire in California It broke out in Ventura County. -
Ireland Brexit Britain's mistakes over Ireland will come back to haunt it in US-UK trade talks ǀ View Britain's miscalculations over Ireland in the Brexit process will come back to haunt it in the pro-Ireland halls of power in Washington. -
United Kingdom Essex lorry deaths: Second man charged with manslaughter over the deaths of 39 people A second man was charged with manslaughter over the deaths of 39 people found in the back of a truck near London, British police said on Friday, and they appealed to two brothers suspected of being involved to hand themselves in to detectives. -
Bulgaria Racism at the heart of Bulgarian football is becoming a litmus test for the rule of law ǀ View The racism on display at the Bulgaria v England match is only part of a wider picture of intimidation and hooliganism in the country - and the rot goes straight to the upper echelons of power. -
The Cube EU Parliamentarians go to garden party in Kashmir. What’s really on the menu? | #TheCube A group of MEPs were the first delegation to visit Kashmir following the shutdown in August. Euronews takes an inside look at the trip, and what was really on the menu. -
France Paris terrorist attack survivors call on international community to defend the Kurds Forty-four survivors of the 2015 terrorist attacks in Paris wrote in a letter published by Le Parisien to defend the Kurds in Syria against Turkish forces. -
USA Washington Nationals to visit White House Monday While champion team visits have been standard practice for most administrations, President Donald Trump has disinvited several teams after members criticized him or his policies. -
No Comment Brexit delay and Halloween a cause for celebration for some Londoners Londoners celebrated Halloween in an immersive experience, on the day that UK was supposed to leave the European Union. There was a good excuse to host some bizarre parties and ridicule the UK's politicians. -
Earth News Food security on Mars? Scientists are growing strawberries that could survive on the red planet Scientists in Prague are growing food in Aeroponic conditions to survive the extreme weather on Mars. -
Portugal McDonald's sorry after 'Sundae Bloody Sundae' ice cream marketing campaign McDonald's has apologised for a Halloween marketing campaign in Portugal that referenced one of the darkest days of the Northern Ireland sectarian conflict. -
Turkey “We can’t complain.” How Turkey is leading a crackdown at home as its tanks roll into Syria ǀ View The extent of the latest crackdown on civil liberties in Turkey, in the context of the military offensive, raises serious concern that authorities are now using war in northern Syria as a pretext to further crush dissent and inflict fear. -
United Kingdom Criminalised and chastised: the brutal reality of seeking asylum in the UK ǀ View With the majority of British people in favour of reducing immigration to the UK, and a government largely following punitive policies that lead to detention for ayslum seekers, is it any wonder that the UK is ranked as one of the worst countries for those looking for shelter. -
USA Trump makes big splash in U.K. election — but his comments may backfire Because Trump is reviled by so many in the U.K., the president's intervention might have the opposite effect to his stated intention. -
USA Trump trolled after announcing Florida move: 'Next stop Moscow' "Our deepest condolences to the good people of Florida as Trump attempts to outrun his past (and near future)," New York Mayor Bill de Blasio tweeted Friday. -
USA In the Trump Era, almost no politics is local First Read is your briefing from "Meet the Press" and the NBC Political Unit on the day's most important political stories and why they matter. -
USA Elizabeth Warren's long-awaited plan to finance 'Medicare for All' The 2020 candidate promises "not one penny" in middle class tax increases. -
Next Series All-female spacewalk crew make history Watch the latest installment from Luca Parmitano, ESA Astronaut, on what a busy week they had at the International Space Station. -
Lebanon UK announces up to €22 million in support of Lebanon's army as US withholds funds UK announces up to €22 million in support of Lebanon's army, saying they are the security forces entrusted with keeping Lebanon safe. -
World Amazon.ae relates running a regional e-commerce giant to basketball Syrian-born Ronaldo Mouchawar once had ambitions to be a basketball player. Ultimately, however, he followed in the footsteps of his father who was a merchant, and the man who inspired the name of his online auction site, ‘Souq.com’ in 2005. -
World What is Libra and could it rival the UAE remittance industry? Libra, the proposed global digital currency led by Facebook, has raised concerns amongst some governments and financial authorities around the world. -
United Kingdom Boris Johnson rejects election pact with Brexit Party's Nigel Farage The Brexit Party currently has no seats in the UK Parliament. Will that change come December? -
United Kingdom UK election 2019: Where does each party stand on Brexit? UK election 2019: Where does each party stand on Brexit? -
World EU Commision: Forest fires struck in more European countries than ever before last year Forest fires struck in more European countries than ever before. Last year, wildfires destroyed nearly 178,000 hectares of land across the continent. That’s according to a new report by the EU Commission, which says it’s having to spend more to protect our countryside. -
World 'He's extremely rattled' - US academic says Trump's Twitter bluster is just a cover “The louder he shouts, the more you can see he realises he may have... deliberately embarked on an alternative foreign policy without authorisation from Congress," said Professor Scott Lucas. -
USA Biden pushes middle class message with new ads ahead of key Iowa test Ahead of this weekend's gathering of state party activists, Biden shifts focus from Trump to his middle class message. -
Spain Spain will host COP25 climate summit after Chile withdrawal The UN announced that Spain will host the COP25 climate summit in Madrid from December 2 - 13 following Chile’s withdrawal as host. -
World News Poland, Hungary, and Czech Republic broke EU law by refusing to take in migrants Poland, Hungary, and Czech Republic were accused of breaking EU law by refusing to take in migrants during 2015 crisis. -
Syria ISIS confirms death of Baghdadi, threatens US with revenge The so-called Islamic State confirmed the death of its leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi and vowed revenge against United States. -
USA 'Good riddance': New York governor cheers Trump changing residency to Florida "It's not like Mr. Trump paid taxes here anyway," New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said. "He's all yours, Florida." -
USA New York City ducks out of allowing sale of foie gras New York City Council voted overwhelmingly to ban foie gras - food made from the liver of a fattened duck or goose.