12 March 2018 | Euronews
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Germany 'Bookkeeper of Auschwitz' dies before starting sentence Oskar Groening, 96, has died in hospital – two years after being convicted for facilitating mass murder, Germany's Der Spiegel has reported. -
Belgium Women in Politics: How does Europe measure up? Statisticians have tallied the number women working in parliaments around the world and ranked countries from highest to lowest. So how did Europe do? -
World News Russia brushes off accusations of Skripal poisoning The Russian president says he'll discuss the Salisbury spy case once UK authories have dealt with it. -
No Comment French drone flies over and inside Aleppo These pictures were taken recently by a French drone over and inside Aleppo. -
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Europe News MEPs urge investigation after top job is given to Juncker's chief of staff MEPs are calling for an investigation into Martin Selmayr's appointment as EU Commission secretary general. The 47-year-old previously worked under its president, Jean-Claude Juncker. -
No Comment Brazil: Venezuelan refugee crisis keeps worsening The Venezuelan refugee crisis in Brazil has worsened, with hundreds pouring into the country on a daily basis, official statistics showed. -
Ukraine No EU fatigue towards helping Ukraine, says Mogherini The European Union continues to support Kiev with aid and Russian sanctions, says the bloc's foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini. -
No Comment Bangladesh plane carrying 71 people crash lands in Nepal A Bangladeshi aircraft carrying 67 passengers and four crew crashed on landing at Nepal's Kathmandu airport on Monday, March 12 -
France Novichok: What we know about the Russian nerve agent used in spy attack The following is a summary of an interview given by Dr Michelle Carlin, senior lecturer in forensic and analytical chemistry at Northumbria University. -
Sport Man Utd boss Mourinho blasts de Boer over Rashford remarks Dutchman Frank de Boer said it was a "pity" the 20-year-old Rashford played under the Portuguese. -
Economy The Brief: The future of eurozone reforms and a meat scandal in Belgium -
United Kingdom May's Russia statement in full: 'A brazen attempt to murder innocent civilians on our soil' Below is a transcript of a statement by British prime minister Theresa May to parliament on the subject of Russian involvement in a chemical attack on two people in the town of Salisbury. -
World News Martin Selmayr: why such a fuss over the ‘Beast of the Berlaymont’? The promotion of Jean-Claude Juncker’s right-hand man to the post of top EU civil servant has been described as “Machiavellian” and prompted the EU Parliament to investigate. -
Economy French eurozone plans to hit German speed bump The currency bloc's reform faces complications, as the new German government needs time to settle in and resistance is building among northern countries. -
Austria Austria marks 80 years since annexation by Hitler The anniversary of the so-called "Anschluss" comes as a new conservative-led coalition government in Austria includes the far-right Freedom Party (FPO), founded by former Nazis in the 1950s. -
Syria Pro-Assad forces press deeper into Eastern Ghouta The advance comes as local authorities in the besieged rebel enclave described the situation as 'catastrophic' -
World News Angela Merkel says "it's time to start work" Chancellor Angela Merkel says "it's finally time to start work" as Germany's new coalition government prepares to take office. -
Adventures Exploring Japan's wonders by Kayak The Torii gate is one of the wonders of Japan's shrines, and Euronews found the best way to explore it, is by kayak. -
Syria Syria anniversary: 7 years of death and displacement as war rages on As the Syrian war marks seven years on March 15 — a peaceful resolution is far from reach as the siege on Eastern Ghouta continues. Euronews speaks with Syrian refugees and asylum seekers in Europe on if they plan to return home. -
No Comment 2018 Winter Swimming World Championships come to a close in Estonia Nearly 1,500 swimmers from over 35 countries took part in the event, plunging into sub zero temperatures. -
Next Series Finding new cures for Osteoarthritis Researchers working together in Utrecht and London are making life-changing leaps -
World News No more conditions imposed on North Korea for the moment It's ahead of the first-ever meeting of the two nations' leaders in May. Remaining conditions are, not to resume nuclear testing, missile flights or publicly criticise the next U.S and South Korean military exercises. -
France FN name-change harks back to Nazi past say French critics The French far-right is trying to change its name, but observers note a clumsy similarity between the proposed new moniker and a WWII fascist group that allied with the Nazis during the occupation. -
United Kingdom Russian spy attack: British PM May to address parliament Theresa May convened her National Security Council on Monday and was due to address parliament later in the afternoon to discuss how to respond to the attempted murder of former Russian spy Sergei Skripal. -
Slovakia Slovak journalist murder: Interior Minister resigns Robert Kalinak's departure comes amid growing public anger at the killing of investigative journalist Jan Kuciak and his fiancee Martina Kusnirova last month. -
Europe News Scandal over rotten meat in Belgium Authorities found traces of "waste meat" in products destined for markets in southeastern Europe. -
World News French fashion icon Givenchy has died aged 91, partner confirms A tweet from Maison Givenchy announced his death saying Givenchy symbolized Parisian chic and elegance for more than half a century. -
France Le Pen's new party name hits snag — as group says Rassemblement National name is already taken Marine Le Pen may not be able to rename the Front National "Rassemblement national" after all. -
World News US and European arms sales to Middle East soar amid widespread conflict Arms imports by Middle East countries mired in violent conflict have doubled in 10 years — and the US and Europe remain the major suppliers, according to latest research. -
Greece Greece suspends Superleague after PAOK boss invades pitch with handgun Sports Minister condemns action by one of Greece's richest men, who wears holstered automatic alongside bodyguards when confronting referee after disallowed goal. -
Cinema After 20 years at the Thessaloniki festival, how are documentaries pushing boundaries? Euronews caught up with some of those involved with the Thessaloniki film festival in Greece. -
World News Turkish forces advance on Afrin Turkey's military says it has 'neutralised' 3347 YPG fighters, which it describes as terrorists, since its cross-border Afrin operation began in late January. -
France Air France 'shirt-ripping': case goes to Paris appeals court Today, twelve former and current Air France workers will appear before the Paris Court of Appeal charged with violence and vandalism. -
World News Passenger plane crashes off runway at Kathmandu airport, killing 50 Passenger plane carrying 71 people crashes off runway at Kathmandu airport in Nepal -
Earth News Fierce fashion and 'glamazones' stride Moscow Fashion Week day 2 A sense of self-confidence emerges from the looks walking today on the runway. -
Colombia Colombia's conservatives leave Farc behind Colombia’s conservatives storm ahead in the elections, leaving the Farc lagging behind, but no party wins an overall majority. -
Russia Putin says he ordered 'hijacked' plane to be shot down in 2014 The Russian president says in a new film that he ordered the downing of a passenger plane reported to be carrying a bomb and threatening the Sochi Olympics — before it turned out to be a false alarm. -
Austria Knife attacker shot outside Iranian ambassador's residence in Vienna An unknown man was shot dead after trying to stab a soldier outside the Iranian ambassador's residence in Vienna on Sunday night. -
Sport Greece to suspend football matches after PAOK owner invades pitch armed Club's owner seemed to be carrying a gun on the pitch as he complained about the decision to deny Paok a goal. -
Hungary Could a man in a chicken costume be voted into the Hungarian Parliament? By far the most feathered candidate running for MP in the Hungarian election, József Tichy-Rács tells Euronews exactly what inspired him to don a chicken suit and enter April's political race. -
China China: a return to strongman rule? China scraps presidential term limits, allowing Xi to rule indefinitely. -
China 'Black Panther' joins billion-dollar club Blockbuster superhero film ‘Black Panther’ tops one billion dollars at the box office. -
Iran Joyful weekend comes to tragic end in Iranian mountains A young Turkish bride-to-be has been killed along with several of her closest friends in a plane crash that killed 11 people. -
World News Post-castro era looms as Cubans vote Cuba holds election to ratify a new national assembly -
USA Helicopter crashes into New York's East River, killing five people All five passengers died in a crash witnesses say appeared to be an attempted emergency landing. -
Sport Denisov turns on the style at Agadir Judo Grand Prix Russian produces star performance on tournament final day