10 February 2018 | Euronews
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Italy Italians march against racism after shooting spree One placard read "fascist Salvini", a reference to Matteo Salvini, the leader of the right-wing Northern League party which campaigns strongly against illegal immigrants. -
Sport Clarisse Agbegnenou shares her golden moment with Paris at Judo Grand Slam Clarisse Agbegnenou was on top form as she took gold in the under 63 kilogram category at the Paris Judo Grand Slam -
World News Venezuelans rush to borders as Colombia and Brazil tighten controls Colombia and Brazil are tightening border controls after hundreds of thousands of desperate people flee hunger and a spiralling political crisis in Venezuela. -
Ireland Mary Lou McDonald takes over as Sinn Fein leader She's the first woman in modern history to lead the nationalist party, as Gerry Adams steps down after 34 years. -
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World News Which EU countries have the longest working weeks? At 42.3 hours, Greece has the longest working week, while the Netherlands has the shortest at 30.3 hours. -
No Comment Venice carnival a feast for the eyes Thousands of masked revellers bask in the winter sun on the last Saturday of carnival. -
No Comment Horns and sheepskin: Hungary marks end of winter with Busós festivities The Busós are frightening, devil-like creatures who wear horned wooden masks and big sheepskin costumes as they attempt to scare away winter and welcome spring. -
USA Winter snowstorm sweeps across US midwest It is being blamed for a massive chain-reaction pileup involving 16 semitrailers and 38 vehicles in Michigan. -
World News 10 weird objects sent into space Elon Musk sent his sports car into space at the SpaceX Falcon Heavy launch, but he’s not the only one who has launched strange objects out of this world. -
No Comment Feathers and diamanté: Brazil's samba schools strut their stuff Brazil's samba schools gear up for the carnival competition to see who will be crowned 2018 champions. -
Syria Turkish helicopter downed in northern Syria The Turkish military said two soldiers on board the aircraft died when it crashed during an offensive on Syrian Kurdish militias. -
West Bank India's Modi on historic West Bank visit Narendra Modi touches down in Ramallah, becoming the first Indian prime minister to embark on a visit to the West Bank. -
No Comment Carnival spirit: revellers dance their way through Rio's Carmelitas party The Carmelitas bloco is one of the most traditional carnival street parties in Rio de Janeiro, taking its name from the legend of a cloistered catholic nun that escaped the convent to join a carnival street party. -
Brazil It's Carnival time in Rio For the first time, a Brit is the lead dancer for one of the main samba schools in the festive competition. -
World News #Mosquemetoo: Women denounce sexual harassment during Hajj pilgrimage #Mosquemetoo launched on Twitter to denounce the sexual harassment of Muslim women during the Hajj pilgrimage is going viral. -
Mexico Notorious drug cartel leader arrested in Mexico City José María Guízar Valencia, known by his Zetas code name, "Z 43." is wanted in the US, which had offered a $5 million reward for his arrest. -
Italy Berlusconi's Forza Italia courts youth vote in Rome Silvio Berlusconi's Forza Italia have been looking for votes in Rome, in particular the youth vote. But for Berlusconi who is 81 years old, how does the party hope to stay relevant to Millenials? -
South Korea Winter Olympics: day one at Pyeongchang 2018 Success for Germany, Sweden, The Netherlands and hosts South Korea: the main news and images from the first full day of competition at the Winter Olympics. -
Africanews Blog: 8 Strategies for explosive social media growth on Instagram Instagram is all about how you maneuver over the extra-terrestrial picturesque app. -
USA Trump blocks release of Democrats' FBI Russia intelligence memo Document was a rebuttal to Republican claims that the FBI had an "anti-Trump bias" during its Russia investigations -
Israel Iran denies involvement in downed Israeli fighter jet Israel has struck back at what it claims are Iranian targets in Syria after an Israeli F-16 jet was downed under Syrian fire. -
South Korea Kim Jong Un invites South Korean president to visit him in Pyongyang North Korean leader's invitation could lead to the first summit between Korean leaders in over a decade