15 March 2018 | Euronews
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World News Explained: the rise and rise of populism in Europe Italy has become Europe’s fastest-growing hotbed of populism after voters this month turned to Lega and Five Star Movement in massive numbers. -
United Kingdom May fist bumps and poses for selfies during Salisbury visit British Prime Minister Theresa May fist bumped a woman and held the pose for a selfie during a visit to Salisbury. -
World News 'Space genes' — an astronaut is now different from his twin brother After a ground-breaking space flight, an identical twin has slightly different genes from his brother. -
Hungary Hungary's nationalist prime minister campaigns against migration at rally Viktor Orban also threatens the opposition before a crowd of thousands that includes Poles and Romanians. -
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No Comment Spectacular norhtern lights display in Finland A magnificent display of the northern lights appeared over the skies of Lehtojarvi, on the Arctic Circle in Finland, on Thursday -
USA Trump on Skripal poisoning: 'It looks like the Russians were behind it' 'It looks like the Russians were behind it,' says US President Donald Trump, discussing the Skripal poisoning case. -
USA USA: Game over for Toys 'R' Us The demise of the iconic store leaves tens of thousands of US staff facing unemployment -
World News U.S. troops who repelled Russian mercenaries prepare for more attacks The Feb. 7 clash in Syria was the first time in 50 years that American troops and Russians have engaged in direct combat. -
Russia Europe vs Russia: how is Sergei Skripal’s poisoning being reported? How does media coverage of Sergei Skripal’s poisoning differ between Russia and Europe? -
No Comment More than half a million dead as Syria's war enters eighth year No sign of end to fighting as war has evolved from a regional conflict into an international one involving Russia, the US and Israel. -
Europe News Western powers and NATO rally behind Britain -
Turkey European Parliament passes resolution demanding Turkey withdraws troops from Syria Turkey dismisses resolution, saying it shows "clear support" for Kurdish militants. -
World News What do different EU governments spend their budgets on? How much did your country's government spend on health, education or defence compared with other EU Member States? -
Europe News NATO to UK: Count on our solidarity Secretary general Stoltenberg says, "it's important that we react in a proportional, measured and defensive way". -
World News Gold bars worth millions rain down on Russia A total of 172 gold bars weighing 3.4 tons were later recovered from around an airport in Yakutsk in eastern Siberia. -
World How owners of SME's see the Russian election Russians are due to go to the polls, but not all are fully behind Putin. Euronews spoke to people working for and creating small and medium sized businesses (SMEs) to see what issues are affecting the -
World Two views on Syria's growing humanitarian crisis The head of Save the Children and a volunteer A&E doctor warn the world urgently needs to do more to ease the Syrians' suffering. -
Global Japan ABE Initiative graduates bring their skills home to Africa Students from the ABE Initiative explain how they put their training and skills from Japan to use in their home countries. -
No Comment Prince Albert of Monaco celebrates 60th birthday There were no large-scale events planned to celebrate the Prince's 60th birthday -
World News See them before they vanish: Europe's most under-threat heritage sites A communist monument in mountainous Bulgaria, an ice factory in England and an art nouveau casino in Romania are among Europe’s most endangered heritage sites, say campaigners. -
Economy Third biggest UK company Unilever moves its headquarters from London to Rotterdam Unilever's CEO insists it has nothing to do with Brexit but unions say Britain is becoming less competitive. -
Slovakia Slovakia: PM Fico quits amid journalist murder crisis The unsolved killing of 27-year-old investigative reporter Jan Kuciak has sparked widespread anger in the country -
Adventures A new way to discover Japan? The Shimanami Kaido route is a 60 km cycling path which is open to tourists of all levels who want to experience the attractions along it's route. -
France French baker's pain after being fined for working too much A baker from a small village southwest of Paris is being fined €3,000 for opening seven days a week throughout summer 2017. -
Europe News Immigrants struggle for health care in Belgium New legislation puts an end to free medical treatment of undocumented foreigners. -
Climate Now Climate Update: February Unusual weather patterns over February saw parts of Europe colder than the Arctic. -
Lebanon Syria's war seen through the eyes of a seven year old child Mohammad was barely two months old when war broke out in Syria. After losing his hand when his home was shelled his family made a perilous journey to safety in Beirut. -
World News Can Europe maintain relations with 'autocratic' Turkey? |View A massive deterioration of the rule of law in Turkey is making a political alliance with the EU impossible, but cooperation must continue. Supporting the country’s resilient democrats is a major political task for Brussels, writes Marc Pierini. -
World News Learn Klingon in 2 minutes (sort of) Euronews speaks with the men behind a new Klingon language course. -
Ukraine Hats off to Poroshenko! The Ukrainian president came to the aid of a guardsman who had lost his hat in a gust of wind -
Russia The US has announced sanctions against 19 Russian individuals and 5 groups It includes Moscow's intelligence services and a Russian businessman -
World News Tillerson firing stirs unease — and some hope — among U.S. allies and foes Trump's 14-month presidency has had more than two dozen high-profile departures from some of the most senior administration positions. -
Ukraine Litvinenko widow criticises May over Skripal Prime Minister Theresa May told parliament Britain would expel 23 Russian diplomats -
World News Saudi crown prince vows to develop nuclear bomb if Iran does Saudi Arabia will develop a nuclear bomb if its rival Iran does so, Prince Mohammed bin Salman said in a preview of a television interview released Thursday. -
Europe News Western powers unite against Russia in spy poisoning case It is an assault on the UK 's sovereignty and any such use by a state party is a clear violation of the Chemical Weapons Convention and a breach of international law, the powers say. -
World News Picasso, Monet and Gauguin under the hammer Picasso's Young Girl with a Flower Basket joins works by Monet and Gauguin in an auction at Christies which is expected to make nearly half a billion euros -
No Comment Recycling drainage pipes into new homes in Hong Kong Micro-apartments made from giant concrete drainage pipes are on display in Hong Kong’s industrial area of Kwun Tong -
Economy Give citizens more control to make Europe an engine of growth for all | View More subsidies and regulations won’t fix Europe’s economic stagnation, writes MEP Jan Zahradil. -
World News Paris climbs to world's second-most expensive city to live Paris is the only European city inside the eurozone to feature among the world's most expensive cities to live in 2018, says report. -
Syria 12,500 civilians flee rebel-held town in eastern Ghouta — Syrian Observatory It comes as the Syrian civil war enters its eighth year -
Vietnam My Lai massacre: Vietnam prepares to mark 50th anniversary Hundreds of men, women and children were killed in the worst recorded US war crime committed in the Vietnam war -
World News U.S. officials: Saudi crown prince is hiding his mother from his father, the king Saudi Prince Mohammed bin Salman kept his mother apart from his father, the king, as he amassed power, more than a dozen former and current U.S. officials said. -
World News Sergei Skripal poisoning is 'first use of nerve agent in Europe since WWII' France, Germany, Britain and US release a joint statement blaming Russia for the poisoning of ex-spy Skripal and his daughter. -
France France agrees with UK that Russia to blame for spy nerve agent attack After saying earlier that it needed proof of Russia’s involvement, President Macron’s office says there is “no other plausible explanation” and stands by its British ally. -
Iraq Mosul bridge re-opens The bridge - known as the 'old bridge' or 'iron bridge' - is an essential artery linking the two sides of the Tigris river in central Mosul -
USA Toys'R'Us faces more closures American retail giant, Toys'R'Us has announced store closures in the US over the coming months on top of those in the UK over the next six weeks. Other global locations are expected to follow suit. -
Slovenia Slovenian Prime Minister Miro Cerar quits Miro Cerar steps down after the Supreme Court annuls the result of a referendum approving a 1-billion-euro railway project. -
Travel News 24 hours in Mexico City Fulls of sights and wonderful experiences, the Mexican capital is not what you might expect. -
Syria Syrian regime advances on Ghouta Syrian government tanks have advanced on Hammouriyeh. Whilst the regime pushes to reclaim the rebel held Ghouta enclave, the UN is calling for urgent civilian evacuations. -
United Kingdom London’s free tap water scheme aims to slash plastic pollution Scores of museums, restaurants and shops in the UK capital are offering free water in a bid to protect the environment. -
Earth News Russian celebrities and winning street style close Moscow Fashion Week A recap of our last stop of the journey inside Moscow Fashion Week with singer Victoria Dayneko and top model Anastasia Reshetova. -
World News The International Space Station was never supposed to end like this New plan to defund space station opens up some surprising possibilities. -
Finland Finland ranked happiest country in the world, says UN report Finland ousted Norway as the world's happiest country, according to the 2018 UN Happiness Report. All Nordic countries made the top 10 list. -
Slovakia Slovak PM offers to resign to quell country's protests Slovak PM Robert Fico has offered to resign, but only if his party gets to choose his successor. The country has experienced mass protests since the murder of a journalist investigating corruption. -
World News Cryptocurrencies plunge on wave of bad news Google said it will ban cryptocurrency-related ads, the IMF called for global regulation and members of Congress slammed them at a hearing Wednesday. -
World News Another Trump lawyer signed Stormy Daniels gag order documents Jill Martin, assistant general counsel for the Trump Organization, signed documents aimed at keeping Stormy Daniels quiet. -
World News Flight attendant didn't realize dog was in overhead bin, United says A flight attendant who fatally placed a dog in an overhead luggage bin did not hear a passenger's warning that there was an animal in the container, United Airlines said on Wednesday in a second round of apologizing for the incident.