9 March 2018 | Euronews
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Syria Syrian artist finds fame by painting grenades and mortar shells Akram Abu al-Fawz, from eastern Ghouta, has exhibited internationally and attracted followers worldwide with his unusual art, which he shares on Facebook. -
United Kingdom Parsons Green jury sees CCTV footage of explosion The trial of teenager Ahmed Hassan continues. -
World News Queen Elizabeth has a matching umbrella for every outfit ... seriously Somewhere at Buckingham Palace, there is a rain gear closet we'd LOVE to check out. -
France Le Pen seeks name change for her father's party Marine Le Pen wants to rename the Front National at the annual congress in Lille, but the near-bankrupt FN needs more than a name change to revive its fortunes. -
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No Comment Ethiopia holds circus to promote performance arts and African culture Ethiopia recently held the second edition of the African Circus Arts Festival, which saw 11 circus troupe artists from six African countries perform at the event. -
World News Pep Guardiola fined for wearing yellow ribbon FA charges Manchester City manager for wearing political symbol. -
World Former Prosecutor General denounces “more than 8000 executions” in criminal case against Venezuela regime Luisa Ortega, was dismissed from office last year after she denounced constitutional reforms promoted by President Nicolas Maduro as a breach of democracy. -
World VR, cinema and jazz: discovering creative industries at the Abu Dhabi Ideas Weekend Creative concepts in the capital: Luminaries gather at the Abu Dhabi Ideas Weekend -
No Comment No Comments of the week We look back at some of the top videos from this week's No Comment section. -
Bangladesh Rohingya: UN rights chief wants claims of atrocities referred to ICC Zeid Ra’ad al-Hussein, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, also urged Myanmar’s government to allow monitors into the country. His call was backed in an interview with Euronews by Andrew Gilmour, the UN Assistant Secretary-General for Human Rights -
Focus Electric atmosphere at Geneva International Motor Show The Rimac hypercar, Jaguar I-PACE and Morgan EV3 showcase the electric trend at the Geneva International Motor Show -
Business Planet One of a kind medical devices... and how to get them financed This week Business Planet travelled to Rome where an innovative young company Echolight has developed a new way to help Europe's ageing population with the help of EU funding. -
Spain Spain's Supreme Court turns down Sanchez's request to vote Jailed Catalan leader wanted permission to be freed to attend Catalan parliamentary session at which he was expected to be voted in as President. -
Economy Asian markets sigh with relief over ease in nuclear tensions A thaw in relations between North Korea and the US has pleased investors as most Asian markets close with a lift. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: Trump trade turmoil and what next for Italy? -
Europe News 'We deserve more recognition'—partner of Belgium terror victim speaks out Briton Charlotte Dixon-Sutcliffe, whose partner David was killed in Brussels metro attack, gives an emotional interview to Euronews -
Europe News EU 'close' to trade war with the US The EU could tax whiskey 'n rye, bluejeans and boss hogs, as trade rhetoric ramps up. -
Iran Iranian women 'refuse to stay home' on International Women's Day Video posted on social media showed demonstrators taking to the streets of Tehran on International Women's Day. -
France Cartoon Movie: the European animation world meets in Bordeaux Producers meet distibutors in the annual event in the European animation calendar. -
USA USA-North Korea relationship: 'It's complicated' Perplexed by Trump's plan to visit Kim Jong Un, the man he threatened – just months ago – of "fire and fury like the world has never seen"? Here's some useful historical context. -
Syria Aid finally arrives in Ghouta but fierce fighting blocks its distribution The convoy was carrying food that could not be offloaded on Monday when fighting forced an earlier delivery to leave early -
Denmark Salam Aldeen's journey: From saviour in Lesbos to 'human trafficker' He set out to rescue people fleeing conflict over the Mediterranean to Greece. But in less than two months' time he could be sentenced for people-smuggling by a Greek court. -
United Kingdom Soldiers on Salisbury streets as terror investigation deepens Police extend their investigation and evidence gathering quickens into double poisoning. -
USA Museum of failure starts 1st US tour in Los Angeles Swedish collection comes to Hollywood to show off the near-misses or downright lost causes of creative capitalism. -
Russia Russian TV anchor warns 'traitors' not to settle in Britain State TV news presenter Kirill Kleimenov said: "The profession of a traitor is one of the most dangerous in the world," and that traitors rarely live a long and peaceful life. -
World News International condemnation over Trump trade tariffs President Trump’s trade tariffs provoke condemnation for some of the US’s main international trading partners. -
South Korea News of Trump-Kim meeting greeted with hope and caution "I don't know what's in Trump's head, and I have doubts as to whether he's serious," says one Tokyo resident. -
Chile Asia-Pacific trade agreement signed Japan, Canada and nine other countries sign a landmark Asia-Pacific trade agreement without the United States. -
Spain Spain marches for gender equality Roads and squares across Spain close as over 6 million people take part in the country's first ever protest against gender inequality. -
World News Time is slowing down in Europe. Here's why. Forget Daylight Savings, millions of clocks in 25 countries across Europe have lost almost 6 minutes since mid-January because of an electricity dispute between Serbia and Kosovo. -
North Korea North Korea's Kim Jong Un, Trump to meet 'as soon as possible' South Korea's national security chief, Chung Eui-yong also told reporters at the White House that Kim has has pledged to refrain from further nuclear or missile tests. -
World News Burger-flipping robot starts job at fast food restaurant Flippy could be the start of 'co-botic' workforces in the fast food industry.