17 March 2018 | Euronews
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Greece Sixteen migrants drown off Greek island including five children Three migrants were saved by the Greek coastguard. -
Russia Russia is using Interpol to target Putin’s political rivals, says NGO Justice campaigners Fair Trials claim Russian authorities have used Interpol to target an associate of Alexei Navalny over the alleged theft of a €2 poster. -
Germany Thousands of Kurds in Hannover demonstrate against Turkish president The Turkish military invaded northern Syria in January to attack a Kurdish militia group it has labelled a "terrorist group." -
Ireland Jubilation as Ireland wins the Six Nations Ireland thumped England on St Patrick's Day to win their second Grand Slam in nine years and the third in their history. -
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Germany How has digitalisation transformed travel marketing? We went to its chief marketplace to find out -
No Comment Cyclone Marcus bears down on northern Australia High winds and heavy rain hit city of Darwin. -
Sport Japan’s Hifumi Abe shines at Ekaterinburg Judo Grand Slam Japan’s Hifumi Abe stunned home favourite Yakub Shamilov at Ekaterinburg Judo Grand Slam to win gold in the -66kg category -
World News Thousands of Spanish pensioners protest over pensions They're complaining that the 0.25 percent increase is insufficient. -
Finland Finland’s baby boxes: how this year’s compares to first one in 1938 The Finnish state is continuing a long and proud tradition of offering special baby boxes to all new mothers. -
World News Science-backed reasons to have a pint on St. Patrick's Day A pint of beer a day may come with a host of health benefits. -
USA Facebook suspends Trump election campaign's political data firm Cambridge Analytica has responded saying none of the acquired data had been used in the 2016 US election. -
Russia In tit-for-tat move Russia expels 23 British diplomats After blaming Moscow for attacking a former spy with a nerve agent Britain had expelled 23 Russian diplomats. -
No Comment Pope Francis prayed before the body of Saint Pio at San Giovanni Rotondo It was Pope Francis’ first visit as Pope to the hill town in southern Italy where the bearded Capuchin monk spent most of his life -
World News ‘Beast from the East 2.0’ hits northern and eastern Europe A cold weather blast from Scandinavia has struck Poland and the UK, while more snow is predicted to sweep Europe this weekend. -
Russia Explained: Russia's presidential election 2018 On March 18, over 110 million Russians will have their say on who will be the next president. But while few question who is likely to win, the vote is important as it will show how firm Putin's grip on power really is. Here’s our breakdown of Russia’s presidential election. -
Afghanistan Car bomb kills civilians in Kabul It was an apparent attack on a foreign contractor company but Interior Ministry spokesman, Najib Danesh said all those killed and wounded in the explosion were civilians -
Syria Turkey denies hitting Afrin hospital killing 16 people According to Syrian Kurdish forces, Turkish troops and allied rebels struck the main town -
Ireland Irish brave chilly temperatures for St Patrick's Day 'Beast from the East 2.0' is visiting Ireland for St Patrick's Day. But that's no reason to stay indoors. -
Russia Russian election: Navalny rallies army of observers to counter Putin On a typically dour March day in Moscow, it is almost intolerably hot and loud inside the offices of anti-corruption campaigner Alexei Navalny. -
World News What Stephen Hawking taught us about black holes Turns out, black holes aren't so black. -
World News North Korea uses pirate tactics to earn millions from sanction busting U.N. expert Hugh Griffiths says North Korea has borrowed tactics used during 18th century piracy to evade sanctions and earn millions. -
World News Russia to expel 23 British diplomats in spy poisoning standoff Russia said it would also withdraw permission for Britain to open a general consulate in St Petersburg and would close the British Council in Russia. -
Russia Russia 'to expel 23 British diplomats' as political crisis deepens Russia has announced it will expel the diplomats and revoke permission for a British consulate in St Petersburg. -
USA FBI deputy director is fired two days before retirement Andrew McCabe, 49, had been investigating Hillary Clinton and Trump's ties to Russia before the fallout. -
Russia FIFA confirms video assistants will be used in World Cup Finals President Gianni Infantino says VAR will bring more transparent and fairer football. -
Slovakia Tens of thousands demand snap elections in Slovakia Tens of thousands of people filled streets in Bratislava amid public anger over alleged political corruption and cronyism. -
World News Read former FBI deputy McCabe's full statement after firing The former FBI deputy director broke his silence after being fired Friday night.