11 February 2018 | Euronews
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Sport Mukai Shoichiro stuns judo world by beating Beka Gviniashvili Mukai Shoichiro led the way for Japan at the Paris Judo Grand Slam -
France French carnival under fire as mayor defends ‘blackface’ event A carnival in northern France has faced criticism from anti-racism campaigners over its use of blackface. -
South Africa End game for South Africa's Zuma? ANC eager to seal his fate During celebrations marking 100 years since the birth of former President Nelson Mandela, ANC leader Cyril Ramaphosa called for Zuma's exit to happen in an orderly fashion, as Mandela would have wanted. -
United Kingdom London council to ask residents for voluntary tax to help homeless One of the UK’s richest councils has announced it will launch a new scheme encouraging its wealthiest residents to pay extra tax which will be put towards social projects. -
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World News Johann Johannsson found dead The Icelandic composer was discovered at his Berlin apartment. -
Iran Iranians mark anniversary of Islamic Revolution Hundreds of thousands of Iranians marched on the streets to mark the 39th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution as President Rouhani appealed for unity -
World News 8 major cities running out of water Cape Town isn’t the only the major city facing a potential water shortage crisis. -
United Kingdom Soros defends funding anti-Brexit groups Billionaire financier George Soros has been told to 'butt out' of British politics after he contributed thousands of pounds to anti-Brexit groups -
Croatia Widow of ISIL hostage calls for captured militants to locate his body David Haines’ widow says she hopes the two British Islamic State militants captured in Syria last month will be tried and jailed for life. -
Cyprus Tension between Turkey and Cyprus over gas search Cyprus has accused the Turkish military of obstructing a ship contracted by Italian oil company Eni from approaching an area to explore for natural gas -
No Comment Sumo wrestling: children VS champs Stars of the sumo world wrestle pint-sized challengers at a charity event in Tokyo. -
Turkey Turkish forces push into Syria as Afrin offensive enters fourth week Turkey says it is making steady progress as 11 soldiers died in a single day of fighting -
Estonia Russia and Estonia swap spies The men were exchanged on the border between the two countries after they received presidential pardons -
Russia 'All possible causes explored' after Russian plane crash kills 71 Among them are weather conditions, human error and the plane's technical condition. -
Italy Massive fake currency haul in Italy Police seize 41 million euros in fake 50 and 100 euro banknotes -
Myanmar Boris Johnson and Aung San Suu Kyi discuss Rohingya crisis The UK"s foreign secretary and Myanmar's de facto leader meet to discuss the Rohingya crisis which has displaced nearly 700,000 people -
World News The EU countries with more female than male scientists The majority of scientists and engineers in Lithuania, Bulgaria and Latvia are women. -
Denmark Denmark's Prince Henrik's condition 'greatly worsened' The Prince Consort has been seriously ill for two weeks. -
World News No survivors as Russian passenger plane crashes near Moscow Russian authorities say all 71 people on board a Saratov Airlines plane died when it crashed shortly after take-off from Moscow on its way to the Urals. -
United Kingdom Oxfam to face UK government review over Haiti sex worker scandal Some charity workers based in Haiti were reported to have paid for sex while on a mission to help those affected by the 2010 earthquake -
South Korea Koreas hold 'frank and candid' talks North Korea reports talks with the South were frank and candid, but no further mention has been made of Pyongyang's summit invitation to President Moon Jae-in. -
South Korea 'Never give up': drama on day two at the Winter Olympics Several athletes turned misfortune into medals and there were one or two shocks on Day Two at Pyeongchang 2018. -
Colombia Colombia blames ELN militants for bridge bomb attack Crossing over River Simana destroyed, cutting off access to vehicles, in one of two bombings on Saturday -
Taiwan Taiwan quake death toll rises to 17 Latest confirmed victims include members of a family trapped in a building left leaning on its side -
Russia Up to 1.5 million Russians expected for annual ski run Events nationwide will see five and ten-kilometre courses for people of all ages -
Israel Fears of confrontation between Israel and Iran over Syria Tensions between Israel and Iran over Syria are at their highest since the civil war began, after Saturday's Israeli strikes and the downing of one of its planes. -
USA Two police officers killed in Ohio shootout A suspect was wounded and taken into custody after the incident, which happened when officers were responding to a 911 call