2 March 2018 | Euronews
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World News Scientists spot secret penguin 'supercolony' from space Some 1.5 million penguins have been found on the remote Danger Islands. -
Italy Italy's politicians in final rally ahead of election Five Star, the Northern League and the Democratic Party held last-minute rallies ahead of Sunday's election in Italy -
World News No Comments of the week We look back at some of the top videos from this week's No Comment section. -
Italy Will Europe get another 31 year old leader on Sunday? Sharp-suited Luigi Di Maio is the candidate of the Five Star Movement, the populist anti-EU party that threatens to upend the political status quo. -
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United Kingdom Teacher guilty of grooming terror teens Umar Haque tried to build an army of child jihadists to conduct a series of ISIS-inspired attacks across London. -
Switzerland Trump's trade tariff plans spark retaliatory fears There will be winners but more losers if the US president presses ahead with his 'job protection' plan warns the International Trade Centre -
Italy Who is Italy's quiet leader? Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni comes across as the classic "signore", an upper-middle class Italian male with refined tastes. -
Focus EU Commissioner Mariya Gabriel calls for a "humans in command" approach to digital transformation At he Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, the European Commissioner for Digital Economy and Society outlined her vision for a of successful evolution. -
Ecotech All you need to know about Jaguar's new electric car Jaguar has taken a big step forward for sustainability by revealing their first fully electric vehicle. -
World Jean-Claude Juncker and EU 'enlargement fatigue' European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker speaks to Euronews about border disputes and EU enlargement. -
USA The Oscar-nominated film inspiring billboard activism in Europe The movie has inspired protests in Malta, London and Italy, as well as Los Angeles. -
Earth News Five things you might not know about the César awards These are five things you might not know about the French version of the Academy Awards -
United Kingdom Six ways you can get an invite to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding celebrations The Royal couple are inviting more than 2,000 members of the public to celebrate their wedding at the grounds of Windsor Castle in May — but how can you bag a ticket? -
World Cruise control: Private jets and superyachts with all the comforts of a top-end hotel The Inspire Middle East team is on the ground at the Abu Dhabi Air Expo to discover the latest trends in private jets, and find out how the capital is realizing its ambitions to become a hub for business plane travel in the region. -
United Kingdom Read Theresa May’s landmark Brexit address in full The key speech lays out details of the British government's Brexit negotiating position. -
USA "Trade wars are good" says Trump ahead of tariff hike The US president has made clear he is ready to take on the world over trade to protect American jobs -
Europe News Italy election: taking the pulse in Brussels Italians speak of disillusionment ahead of Sunday's much-anticipated poll -
USA Brussels sparks trade war fears after Trump’s tariff announcement The European Union has vowed to hit back after the US revealed plans to impose import tariffs on steel. -
USA Two shot dead at Central Michigan University The suspect, a 19-year-old man, is still at large and has been described as “armed and dangerous." -
United Kingdom Put the Brexit options to May's tests See how the different scenario's facing the UK weigh up based on the prime minister's own criteria. -
World News Theresa May outlines the Brexit 'hard facts' We all need to face up to some hard facts," Theresa May tells ambassadors and business leaders in the Mansion House -
Earth News White Ribbon at the Cesar 2018: the French way of protest dressing French cinema will wear a white ribbon on the red carpet to show solidarity to movement raising awareness towards sexist abuse and sexual violence against women. -
No Comment British snowboarder Billy Morgan swaps South Korea for Essex Five days ago he won bronze at the Winter Olympics. -
Burkina Faso Multiple targets attacked in Burkina Faso's capital Official and unofficial casualty figures differ after army HQ, French embassy and prime minister's office in Ouagadougou stormed by suspected Islamic militants. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: Brexit and the beast -
World News Jean-Claude Juncker warns Balkan leaders to stop corruption if they want to join EU But the European Commission President also said "the Western Balkans have a place in the European Union". -
No Comment Hundreds of flights cancelled after snow shuts down Dublin airport Crews were working on Friday to clear snow from the runway and the plane parking stands. -
Belgium Young Europeans to get free Interrail pass this summer Brussels has agreed to set aside €12 million for the scheme, which will be trialled this summer. -
World News UK police rescue hundreds of stranded motorists More freezing snowy weather was forecast as Storm Emma approaches from Portugal and France, with warnings of treacherous weather across southern England and Ireland -
United Kingdom Watch again: British PM Theresa May gives key Brexit speech British PM Theresa May has given a landmark address in which she set out the UK's Brexit negotiating position in more detail. -
Burkina Faso Burkina Faso attack: French embassy and army headquarters targeted France's embassy and cultural institute in the Burkina Faso capital are no longer in danger, according to Foreign Minister Jean-Yves le Drian's aide. -
Russia Be cautious about Putin’s nuclear missile claim, says expert Arms control specialist Petr Topychkanov told Euronews we should be sceptical about Russia President Vladimir Putin’s claim the country had developed weapons no other country in the world possessed. -
Italy Italy’s Berlusconi could play kingmaker after wild election campaign With the ruling center-left in disarray and the far-right capitalizing on the influx of refugees, a kingmaker potentially looms. Silvio Berlusconi is back. -
Syria Syria begins ground assault in Eastern Ghouta as UN aid convoys wait No deal yet on evacuation of wounded or more aid convoys, but UNICEF says Damascus may allow a convoy with aid for 180,000 of the 400,000 civilians trapped in the region. -
Azerbaijan Azerbaijan fire: 24 killed at drug treatment centre A fire at a drug abuse treatment centre in Baku, Azerbaijan, has killed 24 people. -
World News Major floods twice as common as 30 years ago, data shows Floods are the most damaging natural disasters in the world and their frequency has increased sharply. -
Switzerland Flying car to feature at Swiss motor show A three-wheeled, two-seat sports car-cum-flying machine will make its world debut for the Geneva Motor Show on Tuesday (March 6). -
United Kingdom Unite behind Brexit: Theresa May to give key speech The British Prime Minister will call for the UK to come together behind the broadest possible deal with the EU. -
USA International reaction to Trump's tariffs Donald Trump's decision to impose tariffs on steel and aluminium imports has fuelled fears of an escalating trade war -
Greece Medical cannabis one step closer to legality in Greece Foreign investors are already planning to begin cultivation this year, with the Greek treasury hoping for high times ahead with tax revenues. -
Israel Israeli PM Netanyahu questioned over corruption case The Israeli prime minister and his wife were questioned by police over a corruption scandal involving Israel's largest telecommunications company. -
Spain No second term in office for Puigdemont Puigdemont faces charges of sedition and rebellion in Spain and is currently in self-imposed exile in Brussels -
USA Trump announces heavy tariffs on steel and aluminium imports The US president said the duties were being put in place to safeguard US jobs. -
Russia Putin denies ‘new Cold War’ but says new nukes are on ‘combat duty’ In an exclusive interview with NBC News’ Megyn Kelly, Russian President Vladimir Putin denies a “new Cold War,” but claims new weapons system tests were “successful.”