6 March 2018 | Euronews
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Spain Three Spanish firefighters accused of trafficking people in Lesbos Accused by Greek authorities of smuggling refugees into the EU, they could be sentenced to up to 10 years in prison. -
Australia World's oldest known message in a bottle discovered in Australia A couple found the bottle with a rolled up note inside 132 years after it was thrown overboard a German ship. -
Economy Lamborghini's CEO reveals all about the secret of success Lamborghini CEO Stefano Domenicali tells euronews what will be the highlight this year for the Italian carmaker -
Business Series Citroën CEO talks diesel demand, #MeToo and trade wars Euronews interviews Linda Jackson, CEO of Citroën, at the Geneva International Motor Show -
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Ireland Ryanair warns of holiday disruptions in Portugal & Ireland Boss Micheal O'Leary remains bullish, maintains new plane orders, and says "real progress" on union recognition in several markets, but Ireland and Portugal lag behind. -
Europe News Greece calls on EU to help free soldiers arrested in Turkey Two Greek soldiers are being held on suspicion of attempted military espionage and entering a prohibited military zone, according to reports -
Germany How Germany’s diesel ban could just export its deadly pollution to eastern Europe Germany's ban could prompt its most-polluting diesel cars to be sold to buyers in eastern Europe, experts say. This could export the country's deadly air to Poland, Romania, Bulgaria and the Czech Republic. -
United Kingdom Optimism over post-Brexit deal for ex-pats Citizens' rights are one of the relatively easier parts of the negotiation to unravel more than 40 years of union -
Europe News Brief from Brussels: Greece asks EU to help free soldiers held in Turkey -
Economy Carmakers mull over diesel's demise at Geneva auto show Diesel cars sales are declining in Europe but automakers are divided over plans to meet looming EU environmental targets -
Real Economy Reducing regional disparity in the EU: Cohesion Policy aims It's the funding pot you may never have heard of which aims to level the EU playing field by boosting development in specific regions, in both richer and poorer countries. -
World News Belgians get free iodine pills in case of nuclear disaster All residents within 100 kilometres of a nuclear power station are eligible, effectively covering the whole country -
Sri Lanka Sri Lanka declares state of emergency as mobs attack Muslim communities A curfew is put in place and a state of emergency declared in the country after Muslim-owned businesses and houses are set on fire by groups of hardline Buddhists. -
United Kingdom UK ready to take 'robust' action in case of critically ill Russian spy As Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter lie critically ill in hospital, comparisons with the 2006 poisioning of Alexander Litvinenko are circulating. The police have offered reassurance, and the UK government has promised "robust" action if necessary. -
United Kingdom Network failures after thaw put pressure on UK's privatised water utilities Burst pipes leave thousands without water while several meters of snow in Wales and Cumbria means some communities have been cut off for nearly a week. -
No Comment Geneva International Motor Show The 88th Geneva International Motor Show, the first on the European auto industry calendar in 2018, will welcome more than 10,000 accredited media from around the world -
No Comment Ice fishing in France It was finally cold enough for the much anticipated ice fishing season to launch in central France -
Germany Deutsche Bahn sells off second hand bins It might not sound tempting but the used rubbish bins from trains are proving a hit among internet shoppers. -
United Kingdom UK government in emergency briefings over Russian spy 'poisoning' The UK government's emergency committee Cobra is to meet as anti-terrorist police take charge of the probe into the suspected poisoning of Russian spy, Sergei Skripal, and his daughter. -
Brazil Ten detained in Brazilian infected meat scandal The "Weak Flesh" probe into rotten and tampered meat products has wreaked havoc in the world's largest beef and chicken exporter -
Europe News Italy's election earthquake shakes Brussels "They do not wish the EU to continue in this way of a federal Europe or united states of Europe," says one Conservative MEP. -
Ecotech Car design dazzles spectators at the Classic Auto Show They don't make them like this anymore but these old-timers still have loads of admirers. -
Sport With final touch Vladimir Putin caps World Cup countdown video Russian president joined by football stars on video to mark 100 days to go before Russia 2018. -
Bangladesh 'Ethnic cleansing' of Rohingya continues says UN envoy The assessment by the UN Assistant Secretary-General for Human Rights comes more than six months after insurgent attacks sparked a security response by Myanmar that has driven nearly 700,000 people into Bangladesh. -
World News Russian military plane crashes in Syria Moscow says it believes the crash was an accident. -
No Comment Crocodile fed tasty treats as part of religious festival in Pakistan A crocodile is taking centre stage at a festival in Karachi celebrating the patron saint of Pakistan's Sheedi community -
World News This gigantic wind turbine will be the world's tallest General Electric's Haliade-X will stand three times taller than typical wind turbines. -
Italy Italy's populist rivals prepare for talks on forming government As a result of Italy's inconclusive election the leaders of rival parties now have to envisage working together or face another ballot -
World News Saturday shopping serves as symbol as Jews quarrel over faith An open-air market has become an unlikely battleground in a wider struggle that could potentially bring down Benjamin Netanyahu's government in Israel. -
No Comment International aid convoy sets off for Eastern Ghouta Desperate for food and basic medicines, many of the besieged and bombarded Syrian civilians in Damascus' eastern suburbs of Ghouta waited on Monday as a 46-truck convoy organised by the United Nations and key aid agencies began entering the rebel-held enclave. -
United Kingdom A black Harry Potter? UK activists’ diversity campaign goes viral A campaign which saw white characters swapped out with black actors on popular film and television posters has grabbed headlines in the country. -
Greece Greek police in raid against far-right extremist group Counter-terrorism officers in Greece launched an operation in the early hours of Tuesday to arrest suspected members of a far-right extremist group calling itself Combat 18 Hellas -
USA Ex-Trump aide mulls cooperating with Russia probe A former Trump campaign aide does a 180 – first refusing, then agreeing to cooperate with the Russia investigation, and suggesting special counsel Robert Mueller may have "something" on the president. -
Russia Russia 'ready to help' in UK spy case However Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov says he has no information on what he called a 'tragic situation' -
USA First male victim of disgraced doctor Nassar comes forward Jacob Moore's lawyer said his abuse could have been prevented if others were as courageous as his client -
Canada Police discover seventh suspected victim of Toronto serial killer Authorities have not been able to identify the seventh suspected victim whose remains were found in planters at a property where Bruce McArthur worked -
World News Volvo XC40 wins Car of the Year The Volvo XC40 has been named Car of the Year 2018, beating six other finalists: the Alfa Romeo Stelvio, Audi A8, BMW 5-Series, Citroen C3 Aircross, Kia Stinger and Seat Ibiza. -
USA Frances McDormand's alleged Oscar thief arrested A Hollywood partygoer posted a video on Facebook of himself holding and kissing the statuette. -
United Kingdom UK: Was critically-ill former Russian spy poisoned? Sergei Skripal, 66, and a woman, 33, were found unconscious on a bench in southern England after being exposed to an unidentified substance -
USA Netanyahu in USA as trouble brews at home Israeli police left Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's residence on Friday (March 2) after questioning him for the first time in a corruption case involving the country's largest telecommunications company, Israel Radio said. -
North Korea The talking thaw: North and South Korea A delegation of senior South Korean officials travelled to Pyongyang for talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. He expressed his "firm will to vigorously advance" inter-Korean ties and pursue reunification -
France Paris Fashion Week comes to a close One of the highlights has been Giambattista Valli who put on a characteristically lavish display