7 March 2018 | Euronews
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Earth News “The world’s first digital circular fashion platform” Discover the app offering fashion giveaways from high-profile style setters -
World News Step by step: the progress of women's rights in 2017 Highlights from a remarkable twelve months for women across the world from #MeToo to women drivers in Jeddah. Here are some highlights. -
World News Austria: four people seriously hurt in Vienna knife attacks Police have made an arrest after four people were seriously wounded in two separate stabbings in the Austrian capital. -
United Kingdom 'Propaganda' campaign for Saudi crown prince's London visit slammed on social media Pictures of what users called 'propaganda trucks' and adverts in newspapers praising Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince ahead of his official visit to the UK were widely criticised on Twitter. -
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United Kingdom Theresa May to press Saudi prince over human rights concerns The 32-year-old crown prince is seen by some as a modernising force in Saudi Arabia. -
Russia Skripal case sparks UK-Russia spy row The Russian Foreign Ministry says Skripal illness is being cynically used to escalate an anti-Russian campaign in Britain. -
Spain Canary Islands minister calls on EU to scrap ‘tax on women’ The Spanish archipelago is the only EU territory that charges zero tax on female hygiene products. -
Earth News Sitting down with Willem Dafoe He's often cast as the villain with a history of terrifying audiences in films as diverse as 'Spider-Man' and 'The Grand Budapest Hotel'. -
Europe News Belgian spirits company fears Trump trade war "If tomorrow, there is a change in import duties, it will affect them (the distillers) tremendously" -
Europe News Brief from Brussels: Free trade agreement for Brexit Britain? -
Australia Lost US warship discovered in deep waters off Australia Nicknamed 'Lady Lex', the battleship, one of the first aircraft carriers, was sunk in the Coral Sea battle in 1942 -
Kosovo Kosovo blamed for slowing down Europe's electricity Balkan generators led by Kosovo seek better infrastructure to feed juice into Europe's Interconnector grid, and are going slow until they get more EU investment, skewing clock times across 25 countries. -
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 -
Economy Coca-Cola to launch first alcoholic drink Soft-drink giant breaks with tradition by entering into the alcopops market in Japan. -
Sport Disappointment for PSG after Real Madrid defeat Disappointment for Paris St Germain after their early exit from the Champions League losing 5-2 on aggregate to Real Madrid -
World News International Women's Day: Eight statistics that define the role of women in Europe Women are less likely to hold management positions, political roles and are still nine times more likely to be raped. -
No Comment Women's recycling initiative in South Africa Plastic bottles are made into gift boxes by hand in South Africa. -
United Kingdom British MP calls for wolf whistles and cat-calls to be hate crimes Melanie Onn from the UK’s opposition Labour Party claims that tough new rules are needed to combat sexual harassment. -
Austria Facebook 'bans' video of top Hungarian politician saying migrants make Vienna filthy A senior politician in Hungary has hit out at Facebook after his video criticising immigrants in Vienna was 'banned' on the social network. -
Switzerland UN human rights chief slams Syria over 'unjustified' Ghouta attacks In a global assessment the UN's human rights high commissioner runs the rule over Syria, Myanmar and the United States -
Economy Brexit: Donald Tusk reveals EU27 draft trade negotiating guidelines The EU Council President has unveiled the EU27’s draft guidelines for the Brexit trade talks, in response to Theresa May’s speech on the future UK-EU relationship last week. -
No Comment Snowboarder escapes getting buried by avalanche A snowboarder escaped getting buried under an avalanche in the French Alps on Monday March 5th, with the dramatic footage captured on his helmet camera. -
Cult Portuguese cartoonists take aim at Trump and Kim Jong-un In the exhibition opening in Vila Franca de Xira artists from across Portugal use their work to frame the world of 2017. -
USA Bezos tops Forbes rich list Bezos is estimated to be worth €90 billion up almost €32 billion from last year -
Peru Peru: police raid homes of key opposition members The raids follow accusations of corruption and money laundering. -
Chile 'A Fantastic Woman' team celebrates with President Bachelet The team behind the Oscar-winning film celebrated their victory with Chilean President Michelle Bachelet. -
Colombia Colombia seizes 5 tonnes of cocaine in banana shipment It's Colombia's country's biggest drugs bust so far this year, worth around 350 million euros. -
Saudi Arabia Saudi women take the wheel Female-only universities across Saudi Arabia are expected to offer women full driving courses -
USA US Navy’s show of strength in Pacific with F-35 deployment The US Navy has deployed F-35B stealth fighters on an aircraft carrier for the first time – and has chosen to do so in the Pacific in a clear warning to China and North Korea. -
Italy Berlusconi pledges to back League's Salvini as Italy's next PM "I'm happy for Matteo Salvini and the League," the 81-year-old former prime minister said in a video message. -
World News The search for Greece's unburied war dead A DNA database to identify the remains of Greek WWII soldiers killed and buried in mass graves in Albania during 1940-1941 has been set-up in Athens. -
Cinema Who is....Willem Dafoe? He's often cast as the villain with a history of terrifying audiences in films as diverse as 'Spider-Man' and 'The Grand Budapest Hotel'. Euronews' Cultural correspondent Wolfgang Spindler caught up w -
World News Barbie honours 'sheroes' ahead of International Women's Day Likenesses of inspirational female figures have been made by Barbie in recognition of International Women's Day. -
France Lawyer asks Twitter to clear client - with bottle top Can you identify the evidence which could help solve a criminal case? -
USA US porn star sues Trump, wants to speak out Adult film star Stormy Daniels sues President Trump, saying the nondisclosure agreement arranged to cover up their alleged relationship is invalid because he never signed it. -
Syria Patients treated after suspected chemical attack in Eastern Ghouta Medics report a chlorine gas attack in Eastern Ghouta, just hours after an aid convoy left the area. -
USA Trump gives cautious welcome to North Korea negotiations US President Donald Trump cautiously welcomes reports that North Korea is open to negotiations over its nuclear programme. -
USA Trump economic adviser Gary Cohn resigns amid tariff row Donald Trump's top economic adviser resigns amid speculation he's angry about plans to impose new import tariffs.