28 November 2019 | Euronews
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Italy Mafia crook among 19 suspects in plot to create new Nazi party in Italy Italian police carried out a number of raids on Thursday as part of a two-year investigation into far-right extremists suspected of planning a new Nazi party in Italy. -
United Kingdom Boris Johnson replaced by melting ice after ducking election climate debate Britain’s increasingly rancorous election campaign took a bizarre turn when Boris Johnson refused to join other leaders in a debate on climate change. -
No Comment Turn a ferris wheel by hand? This Austrian athlete did it! Tied to ropes attached to the ferris wheel which he pulled with his full weight, Franz Muellner managed to get it moving under conditions he described as "brutal." -
Albania Albania's Flag Day marked by rescuers amid rubble of deadly earthquake It was supposed to be a national day of celebration, but Thursday instead saw Albanians recovering bodies from rubble or burying their loved ones. -
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United Kingdom Conservative and Labour election spending pledges 'not credible' The Institute for Fiscal Studies research is not good news for either of the UK's main parties ahead of the December 12 election. -
Afghanistan Trump reveals Taliban peace talks in surprise Thanksgiving trip to Afghanistan Trump met Afghan President Ashraf Ghani and addressed U.S. troops, telling them that America was “substantially” reducing its military presence in the country. -
USA Trump makes surprise Thanksgiving visit to troops in Afghanistan The trip comes almost a year after the president made a surprise visit to troops stationed in Iraq, his first to a combat zone since he took office. -
No Comment Twenty-seven Iraqi protesters killed in a day as violence continues The anti-government demonstrations began on October 1. -
Albania Albanians sleeping in cars at roadside to stay safe after deadly quake Parked cars lined highways as Albanians slept on the roadside, heeding warnings not to return indoors until engineers can check quake-shaken buildings. -
No Comment UK truck death victims buried in Vietnam Family and friends of two Vietnamese men, found dead in a lorry in the UK last month, have gathered for their funeral. -
No Comment Albania earthquake: Man pulled alive from under rubble of a hotel Adriatik Bode was one of the survivors of a 6.4-magnitude earthquake that has so far left 40 people dead. -
Spain Sending Europeans to the moon: ESA announces record budget for ambitious space missions The European Space Agency is pursuing a number of ambitious projects, including a mission to test asteroid deflection capability -
USA DOJ inspector general draft report says FBI didn't spy on Trump campaign Trump has long insisted that his campaign was spied on. -
Business Line Business opportunities expanding for Dubai in Africa In this month's Business Line programme, we look at the Global Business Forum on Africa. In its fifth edition, the two-day event explores the challenges and opportunities associated with doing business in Africa with many companies looking to the continent as the next big investment frontier. -
USA Thanksgiving Day winter storms cause travel woes across U.S. The National Weather Service warned the snowfall could make travel "very difficult to impossible" for parts from the western United States to the Central Plains. -
Musica Jonas Kaufmann stars in the mysterious opera “Die Tote Stadt” Erich Wolfgang Korngold was just 23 years old when he wrote the technically difficult opera - before he knew the limits of the voice, resulting in incredible changes of harmony and rhythm and a "crazy maze of different styles.” -
World News Targeting environmental activists with counterterrorism measures is an abuse of the law ǀ View Protecting the endangered Asiatic cheetah. Tweeting a satirical poem. Attending a climate conference. Campaigning against a power plant. These actions hardly conjure images of suicide bombers or coup plotters. Yet, they have been labelled “eco-terrorism,” “extremism,” “threats to national security". -
The Cube China retorts after Trump signs bill into law backing Hong Kong protesters | #TheCube It's likely this will worsen already fraught relations between Washington and Beijing -
World Philippines: The challenge to educate the 24,000 children uprooted by the 2017 siege of Marawi Two years after Marawi's siege, 66,000 Filipinos still live in tents or shelters and only a small amount of displaced children have resumed school regularly. Improving access to education is among the aims of a project, funded by EU Humanitarian Aid, which has been a gamechanger for many families. -
United Kingdom Police chief at 1989 Hillsborough disaster cleared of manslaughter Hillsborough football disaster police chief found not guilty -
USA Gordon Sondland denies sexual misconduct allegations NBC News has not confirmed the allegations, the most recent of which occurred nearly a decade ago. -
USA Thanksgiving honors refugees who made a new home in America. Trump's policies do the opposite ǀ View Instead of welcoming asylum seekers with open arms, the president has posited that our country is full. He couldn't be more wrong. -
Europe News Dieselgate: lawyers back legal action for Europeans affected by the scandal When the emissions cheating scandal erupted, Americans were quickly compensated, but four years on, European VW owners are still seeking justice. -
Next Series Ask Our Astronaut | How does farming work in space? In Ask Our Astronaut, Luca Parmitano answers public questions. In the second episode, Luca gives us unique insights about the survival of plants in space. -
USA America's top general 'optimistic' U.S.-Taliban talks will resume "I think we're in a better place than we've been, doesn't mean we are there yet though," said Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Mark Milley. -
Earth News Vogue’s Anna Wintour says clothes should be cherished, reworn and passed down generations Speaking at a conference in Athens, Wintour tackles sustainability in the fashion industry. -
France French police evacuate migrants from northern Paris site On Thursday morning, between 200 and 300 people were moved by French police from an illegal site in northern Paris. -
World Abu Dhabi Art spotlights French-Tunisian calligraffiti artist El Seed The 11th edition of Abu Dhabi Art took place between 21-23 November at Maranat Al Saadiyat. -
World How are Lebanese protesters using art to express their views? Against the backdrop of Lebanon’s political protests, which began in October, a creative and musical art scene emerged. -
Albania Kosovan president caught up in aftershock when visiting Albanian earthquake victims Hashim Thaci was on a visit to the town of Thumanë to express his sympathy and support to the victims of Tuesday's earthquake -
Italy Italian MP proposes marriage during parliament debate on post-earthquake reconstruction Romantic hotspots of Italy: Florence, Venice and... the parliament? -
Earth News Should you pay to refill your water bottle? Ape2O is charging people to refill water bottles in London, where people are used to free water fountains. -
USA China lambastes U.S. after Trump signs laws backing Hong Kong rights "We urge the U.S. to not continue going down the wrong path, or China will take countermeasures," the Chinese Foreign Ministry said. -
No Comment Thailand's 'floating' pedestrian crossing forces drivers to stop Thailand is trying out a creative solution to reduce the number of pedestrian accidents, by painting on 'levitating' zebra crossings that force drivers to take a look and stop. -
Hungary Hungary charges Ukrainian captain of ship involved in Danube river disaster The Ukranian captain of a Swiss-owned ship involved in the deadly disaster on the River Danube in May has been charged with misconduct. -
France Turkey lashes out at Macron over NATO comments French President Emmanuel Macron has stood by the damning comments he made to The Economist last month in which said allies were experiencing the 'brain death' of NATO. During a press conference, he defended the comments and criticised Turkey's incursion into Syria. -
France Barbarin appeals conviction in Catholic Church sex abuse case Barbarin appeals conviction in Catholic Church sex abuse case -
USA 49-carat diamond among nearly 20 jewels stolen in German museum heist Dresden's Grünes Gewölbe museum confirmed 17 items, including pieces belonging to Bavarian queens, were stolen in Monday's heist. -
USA Iran condemns burning of its consulate by Iraqi protesters The protesters accuse Iraq's Shiite-led government of being corrupt, and also decry growing Iranian influence in Iraqi state affairs. -
Business African business summit heralds new opportunities for regional trade Dubai Ports becoming an important investor in ports management is one example of current integration. -
World MEPs back 'climate emergency' resolution to push for more aggressive action It's official - it's a climate emergency. At least according to the EU. -
Europe News Fears over 5G: Merkel sounds warnings over Huawei spying claims She said Europe needs to work together to address national security concerns over 5G networks. -
Germany Convicted murderer wins case for internet search anonymity A convicted murderer in Germany has won a case for his right to be forgotten in searches on the internet. -
Europe News The Brief: Europeans rate incoming Commission's priorities for VDL era Euronews took to the streets of Brussels to ask people to rate the incoming Commission's priorities for the first one hundred days in office. -
USA Judge rejects Harvey Weinstein's bid to dismiss two sexual assault charges against him A New York judge has rejected Harvey Weinstein's request to dismiss two sexual assault charges against him. -
World News France considering mechanism in Iran nuclear deal to enact UN sanctions France is said to be seriously considering enacting a mechanism in the 2015 nuclear treaty with Iran, which would lead to UN sanctions. -
Iraq Iraq protests: Curfew imposed after Iranian consulate set alight in Najaf Protests in Iraq escalated overnight when the Iranian consulate was torched in the city of Najaf, prompting an urgent curfew