18 February 2018 | Euronews
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Germany 'Daughter of Mine' draws in Berlinale crowds Euronews' correspondent rates it among the best films of the festival so far. -
Kosovo Kosovo rounds off independence celebrations with military parade President Hashim Thaci said Kosovo should eventually become part of the EU and NATO, as the country marked a decade of independence from Serbia. -
Latvia Latvia Central Bank governor detained by anti-graft agency There are calls for Ilmars Rimsevics to temporarily step down from his post while an inquiry takes place. -
World News 'UK needs public vote on Brexit terms' - youth campaign group OFOC Femi Oluwole of 'Our Future Our Choice' tells euronews there must be a public vote on the terms of the UK's divorce from the EU. -
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United Kingdom Husband of slain MP Jo Cox quits charities after misconduct claims "My actions were never malicious but they were at times inappropriate," said Brendan Cox, the widower of murdered British MP Jo Cox. -
Iran Iranian foreign minister says Israeli military has 'crumbled' after its fighter jet was shot down In an interview with NBC News, Mohammad Javad Zarif also warned Donald Trump not to pull the United States out of the nuclear agreement signed with Iran -
World News Four skiers die in one day in France A father and daughter were among four killed while skiing in France on Sunday, and two skiers were hurt in Switzerland - as avalanches struck the Alps on Sunday. -
World News What the biggest aid charities will (and won't) disclose about sexual abuse Seven out of 13 aid agencies contacted by Euronews provided 2017 data on sexual harassment or abuse cases by their staff. -
Poland Netanyahu berates Poland’s prime minister over ‘unacceptable’ Holocaust remark The Israeli prime minister admonishes Mateusz Morawiecki for appearing to equate crimes committed by Poles during the war with those of Jews. Poland insists there was no intent to deny the Holocaust. -
Germany Israel warns it could act against Iran's 'empire' "Israel will not allow the regime to put a noose of terror around our neck," said Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. -
World News Florida reignites the gun control debate In the US, the gun control debate re-emerges: as a protest is held in Fort Lauderdale a gun show takes place in Miami. -
Mexico Dust cloud "disorientated" Mexican helicopter crash pilot At least 13 people were killed when the military aircraft crash landed on a small town hit by Friday's massive earthquake -
No Comment Brazil's Champions Parade takes on anti-establishment tone As the country emerges from recession, leading politicians avoid the weekend's festivities at Rio's Sambadrone -
No Comment Vast Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un figures dominate Nice carnival The French Riviera town's carnival is based on a tradition dating back to 1294 -
Italy Two Italian rescue workers die in alpine avalanche The pair are the latest victims of adverse conditions in the Italian Alps this year -
Kosovo 'It's like a dream': Kosovans celebrate 10 years of independence Kosovans took to the streets of Pristina to celebrate a decade of independence from Serbia. -
Africanews China tops list of lenders to Kenya In total, foreign countries advanced a total of over $7.4 billion to the government during the period under review. -
World News Dozens killed as Iranian passenger plane crashes An Iranian passenger plane with 66 people on board crashed in central Iran on Sunday during a flight from Tehran to Yasuj, according to Iranian media. -
South Korea Pyeongchang 2018: Austria's Marcel Hirscher wins second gold with giant slalom triumph Norway and Germany both have nine golds at the top of the medal table, at the halfway point of the Winter Olympics. -
Brazil Brazil's military takes charge of Rio as gang violence spirals upwards Brazilian President Michel Temer has signed a decree giving the country's military full control of security in Rio de Janeiro in response to rising drug gang violence. -
Germany Protesters scuffle with police at AfD demonstration Protestors clashed with police in Berlin on Saturday during a heated counter-demonstration against a march by the far-right party, Alternative for Germany (AfD). -
Nigeria Triple suicide attack sparks carnage at Nigerian fish market The Islamic militant group Boko Haram is believed to be behind the attack in the northern state of Borno -
United Kingdom UKIP in turmoil again after sacking leader Henry Bolton Britain’s anti-EU party whose rise was the driving force behind the Brexit referendum is looking for its seventh leader in 18 months.