23 February 2018 | Euronews
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USA Former Trump campaign aide, Rick Gates pleads guilty in Mueller investigation Prosecutors said Gates could win a reduction in his sentence based on the extent of his cooperation with Mueller's probe. -
Syria Eastern Ghouta, 23/02/2018: No Comment This video shows scenes of injury, destruction and death. -
Somalia At least 18 dead and 20 injured after twin car bomb attacks in Somalia's capital Mogadishu The Somalia-based Islamist militant group, al-Shabab, claimed responsibility for the attack. -
Europe News EU: UK's Brexit position based on 'pure illusion' European Council President repeats there can be no "cherry-picking" after meeting of EU leaders in Brussels -
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Sport Japan set the pace in Judo Grand Slam The Düsseldorf Grand Slam, the newest Grand Slam on the IJF World Judo Tour, gets underway at the ISS Dome -
No Comment No Comment: 'No words to describe children's suffering' in Syria UNICEF said it had no words left for what's been happening in eastern Ghouta. The only way to understand is to see it. (The scenes are disturbing and upsetting.) -
Earth News From homeless migrant to star chef Almost 20 years ago Lebanese chef Alan Geaam lived on the streets of Paris, today he works in his own Michelin starred restaurant. -
Business Planet Business opportunities from outer space A Slovenian company is creating new business opportunities by optimizing data mined by the EU's Copernicus programme from outer space. -
World News High pressure pushing cold air from Siberia to the south is what's making Europe shiver, says expert High pressure is drawing cold air from Siberia and dumping it further south and west that it usually does, UK Met Office meteorologist Martin Bowles told Euronews. -
South Korea Zagitova wins first gold for Olympic Athletes from Russia The 15-year-old beat her best friend and compatriot Evgenia Medvedeva to grab the Olympic title -
France Stolen Degas painting left in suitcase on French bus Paris' Musee d'Orsay have confirmed its authenticity, but its not known why the painting was on the bus or who left it there. -
My Europe Series What can Iceland teach Europe about gender equality? Recent developments in the news have shown that equal rights and opportunities for women, let alone basic respect for their bodies, is a battle that has yet to be won, even in what we thought were mor -
Hungary Hungary's PM demands EU refund Viktor Orban wants at least half of the more than one billion euros that Hungary has spent on border protection refunded. -
USA Florida school shooting: Armed officer failed to confront gunman Sheriff's deputy Scot Peterson, who was assigned to the school where 17 people were shot dead, has now resigned after being suspended -
Spain Madrid local calls police on Puigdemont look-alike comedian Spanish comedian Joaquin Reyes thought it was all fun and games when he was shooting for TV in a park outside of Madrid dressed as exiled Catalan president Carles Puigdemont. But his apparent likeness had one local soon call police. -
Romania Romania’s under-fire anti-corruption boss gets presidential support Romania’s justice minister called for Laura Kovesi to be sacked on Thursday but today she was backed by President Klaus Iohannis. -
United Kingdom UK Brexit cabinet 'united', but lingering questions remain The prime minister is reported to have "played a blinder" in persuading the Brexiteers to shift their position and they left Chequers with a broadly agreed opening pitch to the rest of the EU. -
World Upstarting the Middle East: youth and innovation Careem, Jordanian startups and the investment in UAE’s youth -
World News Operation Sanctuary: UK told to change its laws on sex exploitation 18 people were jailed for sexually abusing young women they had groomed in the northern English city of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. The author of a review into the police operation says exploitation is not being recognised in adults - and it should be. -
Italy One of the world's oldest Erasmus students heads to Italy for semester 80 year old Miguel Castillo had a heart attack at the age of 75, prompting him to rethink how he wanted to spend the remainder of his days. -
World News Airbnb branches out into luxury market The home-booking site is seeking to attract wealthier travellers looking for luxury accommodation -
Syria Turkish warplanes strike convoy entering Syria's Kurdish-held Afrin region Turkey said convoy carried fighters and arms, whilst Kurdish forces said it carried civilians, medicine and food. -
Europe News Let the battle commence! EU leaders talk post-Brexit budget Countries are divided on increasing future spending, after Brexit leaves hole -
My Europe Series State of the Union: EU faces Syria plea, budget battle-lines drawn -
No Comment Anti-fascist demonstrators clash with police in Turin Anti-fascist demonstrators clashed with police in the northern Italian city of Turin on Thursday as another night of violence erupted in the waning days of Italy's divisive election campaign. -
My Europe Series Iceland's recipe for gender parity Lauded as the world leader in gender parity, Iceland is reaping the harvest of a decades-long struggle to give women a fairer deal. -
World News Snap stock slumps after Kylie Jenner tweet The reality star’s tweet about no longer using the social media company’s Snapchat app sent stocks tumbling. -
No Comment Brussels lantern show A Chinese lantern show opened in the Belgian capital of Brussels on Thursday. -
South Korea Pyeongchang 2018 round-up: what happened today at the Winter Olympics? From the OAR's first gold, to bronze for Switzerland in Curling and new doping results, find out everything you need to know about Friday's Winter Olympics. -
USA Manafort and Gates face new charges The special counsel in the Russia probe has filed new criminal charges against President Donald Trump's former campaign aides Paul Manafort and Rick Gates, stepping up pressure in a legal battle that started last year -
Germany 'No foreigners accepted': The food bank that turns away non-Germans Some foreigners were deterring German clients at one food bank in Essen, according to organisers. Now they have introduced a strict 'Germans only' rule. -
World News Pyeongchang: Russian bobsledder tests positive for banned substance Russian Olympic bobsledder Nadezhda Sergeeva has tested positive for a banned performance-enhancing drug, the Russian bobsleigh federation said in a statement on Friday. -
Czech Republic Czech Republic: Refugee row Prague is facing an EU legal suit for refusing to accept asylum seekers under the bloc's system to relieve other member states hit most by immigration -
France France is passing from Catholic to Muslim, Marion Marechal-Le Pen tells US conservatives Far-right politician addresses gathering of US conservatives. -
World News Hope for opening of Prespa Lake Macedonian-Greek border Local inhabitants believe progress in Macedonian-Greek negotiations on solving the name issue will bring about the re-opening of the border -
My Europe Series How equal are Europe's men and women? _Insiders_ talks to Virginija Langbakk, Director of the European Institute for Gender Equality. How is Europe doing on gender parity? -
North Korea Sold as a bride, North Korean woman finds salvation in Seoul Human trafficking is the only option for escape for many North Koreans. -
Argentina Diplomatic drug bust: Argentina seizes cocaine at Russian embassy Both countries worked together in an unprecedented joint police operation lasting more than a year -
Spain Neanderthals produced cave art, research shows Study points to use of art and jewellery before arrival of modern man in Europe. -
Italy Anti-fascists clash with police in Italy In Turin, leftist demonstrators tried to break through a police cordon around a hotel where the far-right CasaPound party was holding a rally -
Spain Pregnant women can be included in staff cuts, EU court rules Decision clarifies rules about job protection. -
Spain Spanish policeman dies in football violence The officer reportedly had a heart attack after being hit by a flare in violent clashes between Spartak Moscow and Athletic Bilbao fans -
Russia Russian figure skater wins OAR's first Olympic gold at Pyeongchang Games Fifteen-year-old Alina Zagitova edged compatriot Evgenia Medvedeva. -
USA US teachers union rejects guns Many teachers feel the presence of guns would only make school more dangerous -
Haiti Haiti suspends Oxfam operations over sexual misconduct scandal The country's minister of planning and external cooperation said Oxfam made a "serious error" by not informing Haitian authorities of the allegations. -
Netherlands The Netherlands votes to recognise Armenian genocide The motion risks further heightening tension between the Netherlands and Turkey, which denies the mass killings were genocide -
Iceland Iceland leads the way on gender parity The Scandinavian island ranks first in the World Economic Forum's gender equality report. So what is Iceland doing right?