12 February 2018 | Euronews
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World News Police: Donald Trump Jr.'s wife taken to hospital after opening letter with white powder Vanessa Trump has been seen by doctors as a precaution, law enforcement and city officials say. -
United Kingdom New report concludes Russian social media interfered in UK's EU referendum British communications agency 89up.org has concluded that there was significant pro-Brexit Russian social media interference during the referendum. -
Russia Russian PM gives go-ahead for alternative championships to Winter Olympics The championships are meant to allow Russian athletes that are not invited to the PyeongChang Olympics to compete in their sport. -
Denmark Discover Christiania: the self-governing, drug-dealing Copenhagen district in conflict with authorities In these two ground-breaking VR experiences, discover Christiania, the self-governing, drug-dealing Copenhagen district in a seemingly never-ending conflict with authorities -
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Europe News Serb leader in Croatia for historic visit Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has arrived in Zagreb for a two-day visit aimed at mending ties with his country's former adversary. -
No Comment Igloo village built by migrants hands lifeline to dying Italian ski resort A dying ski resort in northern Italy has come back to life thanks to an igloo village built by migrants. -
Europe News Brief: Historic meeting in Zagreb and stronger borders in Albania This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from the EU's de facto political capital. -
World News Microplastics pollute even the most remote parts of the ocean, scientists warn After finding unexpected levels of microplastics in remote parts of the ocean, scientist Dr Sören Gutekunst rings alarm bells over the threat posed to sea life. -
Germany Merkel defends coalition deal on German TV In an interview with the ZDF public broadcaster, she commented on the rising displeasure among conservatives over her decision to give the SPD the powerful finance ministry -
Europe News EU signs border agreement with Albania The EU and Albania have signed a draft border agreement that would allow European border agency Frontex to deploy to the West Balkan country in case of a sudden surge of migrants into the country. -
South Korea Canadian snowboarder wins bronze medal at Pyeongchang after near-death accident Canadian snowboarder Mark McMorris won bronze in the men’s slopestyle category. McMorris suffered serious injuries last year when he crashed into a tree during a miscalculated jump. -
Austria Austria train collision kills one, injures 22 Two trains collided in the southeastern state of Styria this afternoon, causing several cars to derail on impact. -
USA Trump administration plans to privatize ISS: report “It is possible that industry could continue to operate certain elements or capabilities of the ISS as part of a future commercial platform,” an internal NASA document states. -
Russia Expert: Ice may be to blame for Russia plane crash A Russian pilot and flight instructor tells euronews that ice could have been to blame for Sunday's plane crash near Moscow that killed 71 people. -
Germany Satirical floats feature Kim Jong Un, Merkel, and Brexit at Cologne Carnival Satirical floats featuring Kim Jong Un playing with a nuclear bomb is among the irreverent favourites at this year's Cologne Carnival. -
Italy The ultimate guide to who's who in the Italian general elections No major Italian political party may be able to secure a winning majority because of the country’s new electoral system. Here’s how each party is trying to win consensus. -
Next Series The new cameras that will revolutionise underwater research Futuris travels to Spain to meet the scientist developing a new camera which could revolutionise underwater filming. -
France Paris snow seen from outer space A satellite photographed Paris after last week's exceptional snowfall, resulting in stunning views of the City of Lights from 800 km above ground. -
No Comment UAE lit up by annual Sharjah Light Festival The United Arab Emirates celebrates the annual Sharjah Light Festival by illuminating the city's buildings. -
United Kingdom Oxfam deputy chief steps down over Haiti prostitution scandal It comes as one of Britain's biggest charities could have its government funding cut over its handling of the row involving its staff. -
Czech Republic Nine states censured by EU over illegally high air pollution levels 400,000 Europeans die prematurely every year from air pollution. -
South Korea Pyeongchang 2018: what happened on day three of the Winter Olympics? Here is our at-a-glance round-up of what you need to know from South Korea. -
No Comment CCTV shows moment of plane crash near Moscow The footage shows an explosion in the distance as the passenger flight went down. -
South Korea Stong winds causing havoc at Winter Olympics Two Alpine events were cancelled after the gondola taking skiers to the top of the mountain stopped running -
United Kingdom Europe powers up record levels of offshore wind energy The UK and Germany are leading Europe’s charge towards using more and more sea-based wind power. -
United Kingdom London City Airport remains closed after WWII bomb found in Thames The bomb was discovered by construction workers in the George V Dock at 5 am local time on Sunday, Met Police said. -
USA New York State sues Weinstein company New York State sues Weinstein company -
South Korea Olympic diplomacy earns gold for North Korea Pyongyang walks off with the diplomatic prizes after its Winter Olympics charm offensive. -
Russia Crashed Russian plane exploded when hitting groud, investigators say The causes of the crash are still unknown.