11 March 2018 | Euronews
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World News Greek protesters call on Turkey to release detained soldiers Sgt Dimitris Kouklatzis, 27, and Lt Angelos Mitretodis, 25, were arrested almost two weeks ago after allegedly entering a “forbidden military zone” inside Turkey. -
Sport Sensational World Surf League debut for Colapinto 19-year-old rookie defeats World Number 1 -
No Comment Anti-abortion `Rally for Life` taking place in Dublin Tens of thousands of people took part in anti-abortion march in Dublin City centre on Saturday March 10th. -
No Comment Fluttering butterflies take over San Diego Zoo Thousands of butterflies floated and fluttered around an aviary at the San Diego Zoo on Friday March 9th For the opening of the zoo's annual butterfly jungle. -
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Iran Turkish private jet crashes in Iran, 11 dead A private plane flying from the UAE to Turkey has crashed in Iran, according to Iranian media. -
World News Skripal: the UK will respond 'appropriately' UK Finance Minister Philip Hammond says Britain will respond "appropriately" if a foreign state is found to have been involved in the suspected poisoning of a former Russian spy. -
France Prominent Front National youth member suspended over alleged racist slur A Twitter video appears to show Davy Rodriguez uttering a racist insult outside a bar in Lille. He denies making the remarks. -
World News U2's Bono says sorry over charity abuse allegations Singer apologies over One charity's alleged bullying and abuse culture. -
Germany Germany’s ban ‘could be Fukushima moment for diesel in Europe’ Experts say a move to allow German cities to ban diesel cars could be a key turning point in the fight against pollution across Europe. -
World News A Russian hypersonic missile has been successfully test-launched from a MiG-31 jet. The Kinzhal missile is said to travel at ten times the speed of sound and has a range of 2,000 kms -
World News Marine Le Pen proposes new name for National Front French far right leader Marine Le Pen said the old name was a "psychological barrier" for voters. -
New Zealand Robots and racism: We discriminate against 'darker-coloured' humanoids, study finds Humans have similar automatic biases towards 'darker-coloured' robots as they do toward 'people with a darker skin colour', according to new research from the University of Canterbury. -
Sport Marc Soler beats Simon Yates to win Paris-Nice Marc Soler rider jumped away from the group of favourites with more than 50 kilometres left in the 110-km mountainous ride around Nice to snatch the title from Britain's Simon Yates -
No Comment Hundreds of migrants rescued in mediterranean A number of rescues were performed earlier in the day by the charity ship Aquarius, which is operated by Berlin-based NGO SOS Mediterranee and Doctors Without Borders, as well as Libyan coastguard vessels, rescuing hundreds at sea -
Libya Hundreds of migrants rescued off Libya Rescue ships and Libya's coastguard picked up several hundred migrants on Saturday. Libyan coastguard vessels intercepted three migrant boats off Zawiya, just west of the capital, Tripoli. -
Romania Explained: the ‘Hungarians’ in Romania marching for more independence Around 3,000 ethnic Hungarians protested in Romania on Saturday and called for more autonomy from Bucharest. -
World News Populism in the West is thriving. Get ready for a new normal | View The speed and the disruption of globalization has resulted in a new post-Cold War political context. -
United Kingdom Reports of nerve gas traces in restaurant Russian ex-spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia remain in hospital in a critical but stable condition after they were poisoned with a nerve agent -
Italy Watch: covert camera catches carers ‘abuse elderly woman’ The footage, released by police in Italy, appears to show carers slap the woman and then spit in some food. -
USA Elon Musk's hyperloop dream may come true — and soon 'It's happening far faster than I would have ever expected, and it's happening all over the world.' -
Russia Putin 'unconcerned' about US presidential election claims In an interview with NBC, he said the alleged actions were not connected to his government -
China China votes to allow its presidents to stay in office indefinitely Critics attacked the move and suggested a Mao Zedong-type cult of personality was forming. -
Colombia Colombia's ex-FARC rebels face heavy defeat in elections They face a hostile electorate who some say are resentful many of the group's former commanders are not in jail for human rights abuses -
World News EU and Japan want exemption from US metal import tariffs US President Donald Trump has set import tariffs of 25 percent on steel and 10 percent on aluminium, but he exempted Canada and Mexico -
Sport Delight for the home crowd on day 2 of the Agadir Judo Grand Prix Local hero takes gold after opponent is disqualified