22 February 2018 | Euronews
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Economy Mário Centeno: "Portugal is a success in Europe" Welcome to the Global Conversation with our guest Mário Centeno. -
Europe News EU moves to protect online shoppers MEPs back draft law which aims to harmonise protection of online and in-store purchases -
Economy UK growth revised down as slow production hits According to official figures the UK economy expanded by less than previously thought in the last three months of 2017 -
Europe News Talking cash and top jobs at EU summit EU leaders gather in Brussels to discuss the future face of EU, post-Brexit -
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Europe News Brief from Brussels: EU leaders to debate post-Brexit future -
Earth News A history lesson through fashion The exhibit 'Italiana: Italy through the lens of fashion 1971-2001' opened to show the evolution of Italy through fashion. -
Brazil Amazon Rainforest 'heading to point of no return' Research suggests deforestation is leading the Amazon Rainforest to the point of no return. -
USA US gun lobby chief slams critics who 'exploit' Florida school attack The head of the US National Rifle Association accused 'elites' of seeking political gain with their calls for gun controls. Donald Trump called the NRA 'Great American Patriots' but also spoke of reforms. -
World The battle to provide healthcare in Central African Republic As the conflict in CAR continues, aid workers struggle to provide healthcare to mothers and newborn babies. -
Musica Gounod's 'Roméo et Juliette' mesmerizes Barcelona It is the most famous love story of all time: Romeo and Juliet. Now Charles Gounod's operatic adaptation of the Shakespearean tragedy returns to the Gran Teatre del Liceu in Barcelona. -
World News Flight delays at Charles de Gaulle as Air France pilots strike Air France unions gather for the first time since 1993 to protest over pay. -
United Kingdom Thousands of vacant posts leave UK health service suffering Official figures show 100,000 posts remain unfilled. -
No Comment Celebrations for the Chinese Lunar New Year People have come together to celebrate Chinese Lunar New Year/ Spring Festival in South and Southwest China. -
World News 'Archaic' definitions of the word 'feminine' not confined to English 'Delicacy and prettiness' are both used in the English definition of the word 'feminine,' whereas in Russian 'readiness for a sacrifice' is employed. How do other Euronews languages define femininity? -
Lithuania The world’s biggest drinkers meet the EU’s toughest alcohol laws What happens when you raise the drinking age and restrict opening hours in a country renowned for its heavy consumption of alcohol? -
USA Florida shooting aftermath: How media errors can make mass shootings worse: View As the nation engages in yet another bout of introspection, journalists must also look inward. -
Latvia Why Latvia is one of Europe's most dangerous countries to drive in Road traffic deaths have gone down in Latvia in recent years — but the Baltic state's roads remain the most deadly compared to most European countries. Euronews explains why -
United Kingdom Number of EU citizens leaving UK at highest level since 2008 New figures show net migration to the UK from EU countries continues to slide after the Brexit vote. But more people continue to come to Britain than leave. -
Italy Italian nonagenarian captures hearts with charity mission to Kenya A 93-year-old grandmother headed to an orphanage village in Kenya has become a social media sensation. -
World News Nigeria rescues some of its missing schoolgirls Nigeria rescues some of the missing schoolgirls who are said to have been kidnapped in a raid by Boko Haram in Yobe province earlier in the week. -
No Comment Egyptian police save falling child Three Egyptian policemen saved the life of a five-year-old boy as he fell from a third-floor-balcony in the city of Assuit. -
Kenya Elephants tranquilised and 'relocated' after destroying crops A major operation has begun to transport 30 elephants to a National Park in Kenya. -
United Kingdom Anthrax scare for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Scotland Yard is reportedly investigating after a package containing suspicious white powder was sent to the couple at Kensington Palace -
United Kingdom Theresa May bids to overcome Brexit divisions at Chequers hideaway The British prime minister has convened ministers to her country residence to settle disputes that have divided her cabinet and party, and frustrated negotiators in Brussels. -
Europe News Syria: Ex fighter calls on West to act over Turkey's Afrin assault Former YPG fighter tells Euronews Ankara is using Daesh-linked fighters -
United Kingdom Scientists sound off after levitating ants breakthrough Researchers in England have worked out how to use sound to suspend objects in the air, paving the way for its possible use in medicine. -
Kuwait Couple sentenced to death for murder of Filipina maid A Kuwaiti court has sentenced a Lebanese man and his wife to death after they were convicted in absentia of killing a Filipina maid in a case that triggered a crisis between the Philippines and the Gulf Arab state -
Syria UN calls for ceasefire as Ghouta bombing continues Aid groups say Russian and Syrian warplanes have pounded the last rebel enclave for a fifth straight day hitting civilian targets -
World News Baltics are murder capital of Europe, report finds Three Baltic states saw the highest recorded intentional homicides relative to their populations in 2015, according to data from the European Commission. -
Poland Polluting Poland told to put its people before the coal industry The European Court of Justice has formally ruled Poland is breaching air pollution limits, opening the door to a possible fine if it doesn’t tackle the deadly problem. -
India Trudeau criticised over Indian trip Some Canadian officials have criticised Justin Trudeau for wasting taxpayers money on the visit. There's only one day of official engagements set aside to create business connections. -
Cult I'll wear what I like, says Jennifer Lawrence to dress critics Actress says focus on her dress on a cold day was sexist. -
Rwanda Two wounded in refugee camp food rationing protest At least two people have been reported shot and wounded in protests over food cuts provoked by UN funding shortages. -
Africanews Math is tough, here's a tutoring guide for your children Maths has never been a cup of tea for most people. Whether it's fractions, algebra, geometry, or even basic math, every student has falters in one of those areas. -
USA Strong emotions as Florida shooting families meet Trump Anger and tears marked a White House meeting between the US President and those affected by last week's school shooting in Parkland that left 17 people dead -
USA Trump reveals 'cheat sheet' on empathy at meeting with shooting survivors The president accidentally revealed a cue card with scribbled phrases including "I hear you" during a meeting with school shooting survivors at the White House. -
Sport Russian curler Alexander Krushelnitsky found guilty of doping The doping case comes at a delicate time for Russia which has been accused of running a state-backed, systematic doping program for years - an allegation Moscow denies -
United Kingdom Brexit: How do EU countries' customs plans compare with the UK? The Netherlands and France plan to hire hundreds of new customs officers in preparation for the UK’s exit from the EU. The British government prefers to wait and see. -
United Kingdom Dua Lipa and Stormzy scoop top gongs at Brit Awards Dua Lipa and Stormzy, two of Britain’s most exciting breakthrough pop acts, have beaten much more experienced competitors to take the top prizes at the Brit awards ceremony at London’s O2 Arena. -
Peru Dozens dead after Peru bus plunges into ravine At least 44 people have died after a bus veered off a highway and over cliff in Peru on Wednesday, just weeks after 52 were killed in another bus crash in the country on January 2. -
Montenegro Grenade attack launched on US embassy in Montenegro The suspect who threw the explosive weapon then blew themselves up, the government there has said. -
No Comment Archaelogists discover first 'Copenhageners' The bones belong to men, women and children who are believed to have lived around one thousand years ago -
World News Amnesty International criticise world leaders in Annual Report Amnesty International has criticised world leaders for their use of hate speech and politics of fear. -
Germany Soderbergh's Unsane premiers in Berlin Claire Foy and Joshua Leonard star in Soderbergh's psychological thriller -
USA Trump: 'Arm teachers to keep schools safe' The president made the comment during an emotional hour-long "listening session" at the White House with survivors of the Parkland shooting, who urged him not to let it happen again