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What has Jamal Khashoggi said about Saudi Arabia?
Fears are growing over the fate of the prominent Saudi dissident after Turkish authorities said they believed he was killed inside his nation’s consulate in Istanbul.
Ships collide near Corsica causing major fuel spill
The collision has left a trail of pollution four kilometres long and several hundred metres wide.
‘In their eyes, we are not a family’: Romanian couple explain referendum boycott
As Romania takes to the polls this weekend for a referendum on the constitutional definition of marriage, Florin Buhuceanu and Victor Ciobotaru are staying at home.
All Views: What do Romanians think about the marriage referendum?
Euronews took to the streets of Bucharest to ask people what they think about the vote, which could see the constitution amended to redefine marriage as being only between a man and a woman rather than “two spouses”.
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Robin Wright talks equal pay, female leaders and celebrity activism
Ahead of the launch of the final series of political drama “House of Cards”, the actress spoke to Euronews about the need to showcase female leaders and the power of celebrity influence.
Top innovators talk creativity and change in Romania
Leading figures in the creative industry, including Hollywood actress Robin Wright, revealed how they had used their skills to spur change.
How does the EU plan to bypass US sanctions against Iran? | Euronews Answers
'Barter system' among options that could avoid US stranglehold on global financial system.
What is Labour’s Brexit motion? | Euronews answers
How a motion approved by the Labour Party could increase the chances of a second Brexit referendum.
Top EU court rules to keep details of MEP expenses secret
On top of their salaries, MEPs are awarded a monthly “general expenditure allowance” of up to €4,416 to fund their constituency offices.
Anti-migrant graffiti prompts man to walk 1,900km to Poland
Michał Iwanowski told Euronews his 105-day walk to Poland helped him “feel much more positive about people.”
Civilian casualties soar in Yemen’s Hodeidah
The monthly death toll in the strategic port city was up 164% in June-August from the first five months of the year.
Unopened letter to Anne Frank’s father fetches €9,500 at auction
The letter, which bears a red “return to sender” stamp on its envelope, was sent to Otto Frank by an insurance company in 1942, while the family was in hiding.
Meet the teenage Turkish swimming champion born without arms
Paralympic swimmer Sümeyye Boyaci says “fish also have no arms but decided to swim”.
Scientists urge EU to end Mediterranean ‘overfishing crisis'
Experts said EU leaders need to act to prevent the collapse of the region's fish stocks.
Child migrant arrivals at Greek islands 'soar by one-third in 2018'
On average, more than 850 children arrived on the Greek islands each month between January and August.
Indiana Jones' hat, Han Solo's jacket go under the hammer
How much would you pay for a piece of movie history?
French court orders Marine Le Pen to undergo psychiatric evaluation
The far-right French politician is under investigation for sharing images of atrocities carried out by the Islamic State jihadist group.
Trump 'told Spain to build wall through Sahara' to stop migrants
Speaking at a lunch event in Madrid this week, Josep Borrell reportedly recounted a meeting where he said Trump shrugged off the scepticism of Spanish diplomats about building a wall through some 4,800 kilometres of desert.
Woman ‘gives away’ newborn baby at Russian airport
Police say the 25-year-old mother gave the newborn baby to a teacher she met online because she was unable to provide for her.
Watch: Putin shows off sniper skills with new Kalashnikov rifle
Putin fired multiple shots from the SVCh-308 rifle at targets 600 metres away.
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