19 March 2018 | Euronews
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Belgium EU and NATO back Britain over spy attack Meanwhile, Russia's Ambassador to the EU Vladimir Chizhov appeared to backtrack on previous suggestions that the nerve agent used in the UK attack could have come from a British laboratory. -
United Kingdom Video showing Putin projected onto UK Foreign Office is a fake, government says A video purporting to show Vladimir Putin's face being projected onto the British Foreign Office in London on the night of the Russian elections is fake, according to the UK government. -
Europe News EU offers UK 'unqualified solidarity' after poison attack Show of support comes as Kremlin tells Britain to back up its assertions or apologise over the poisoning of a Russian double agent and his daughter -
Saudi Arabia Orange* is the new black (*or pink, green, blue, yellow...) Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Sulman says women need no longer wear full-length black robes as long as their dress is "decent and respectful". -
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World News U.S. teen disappears during college rugby team's trip to Bermuda Saint Joseph's University student Mark Dombroski, 19, was last seen leaving a bar early Sunday. -
World News Trump takes aim at Mueller US President Donald Trump takes aim at Robert Mueller and the Russia investigation on Twitter. -
France Hungry OGC Nice football fans protest as match rescheduled to lunchtime OGC Nice football fans demonstrated the true importance of food to the French by holding up a banner in protest at a match that was rescheduled to take place during lunchtime. -
USA Uber suspends self-drive programme in North America after fatal accident in Arizona The ride-hailing company has paused operations and tests in the US and Canada after a woman was killed by a self-driving car. -
Earth News Royal ceramics to celebrate the wedding between Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Traditional artisans are working on a number of commemorative collections for the royal wedding. -
World News Western leaders quiet as Putin celebrates landslide election victory With 99.84 percent of the votes counted Monday morning, Putin won with a resounding 76.6 percent — nearly 65 percent ahead of his closest rival. -
World News Saudi crown prince: If Iran makes a nuclear bomb, so will we Mohammed bin Salman returns to Washington this week to kick off his U.S. tour with a series of White House meetings — and a blunt message about his strategy toward his nation's regional rival. -
Europe News Farmers ride into Brussels to protest subsidy reforms Belgian farmers fear for their future, as EU reviews Common Agricultural Policy as part of its budget debate -
World News Pope says men who pay for sex are 'sick,' says prostitution is torture Pope Francis condemned forced prostitution as torture in a speech at the Vatican on Monday, describing men who frequent prostitutes as criminals with a "sick mentality." -
World News Did Cambridge Analytica help elect Donald Trump? Whistleblower Christopher Wylie speaks to NBC and journalist Carole Cadwalladr to MSNBC over revelations data analysis firm Cambridge Analytica allegedly harvested tens of millions of Facebook users’ personal information without their permission. -
Sport Borussia Dortmund players testify in bus attack trial The accused, only identified as Sergei W, is charged with detonating three devices as the Borussia Dortmund team bus made its way to their Champions League game against Monaco. -
Cinema Stranger in Paradise wins Grand Prix at human rights festival The International Film Festival and Forum on Human Rights in one of Europe’s leading international events dedicated to film and human rights. -
USA Texas police warn Austin residents to be aware of bombs in public places Warning follows roadside tripwire bomb that injures two cyclists after deadly parcel bomb attacks killed two earlier in March. -
Europe News Brief from Brussels: Brexit 'decisive step' and farmer protest -
Syria Assad filmed driving himself to the front lines of Syrian civil war The Syrian leader met government troops fighting the remaining rebel groups in eastern Ghouta -
Turkey Turkey's Erdoğan signals further military operations in Syria A day after the capture of Afrin, the president lists other Kurdish areas in Syria that could be targeted next -
No Comment Tropical storm 'Eliakim' kills 17 in Madagascar At least 17 people died when a tropical storm hit eastern Madagascar over the weekend, authorities said. -
No Comment Italy: Underwater greenhouse grows basil, lettuce and strawberries An engineer from Noli, near Genoa, has invented an underwater greenhouse where he can grow plant species such as basil, lettuce and strawberries. -
Next Series European research teams find new ways to map the seafloor Armed with what looks like a small army of autonomous robots, a European research team are finding new ways to explore the seafloor. -
Adventures Warm enough for a crocodile: exploring Japan's hot springs The island of Kyushu is famous for its natural hot springs which bubble up from below the surface. -
Russia Russia - West confrontations will 'naturally continue', political analyst says Vladimir Putin operates a concept of Russia being under constant attack and constantly defending itself, according to Andrei Kolesnikov -
World News A better way to search for space aliens? The approach requires no new telescopes nor even any new experiments. -
No Comment Depardieu votes in Russian election The legendary French actor cast his vote at the Russian Embassy in Paris -
World News Navratilova says McEnroe paid ten times more by BBC Tennis legend Martina Navratilova criticized the BBC for paying John McEnroe at least "10 times more" than she was for his commenting role at Wimbledon. -
Russia Putin basks in re-election victory Vladimir Putin won 76.69 percent of vote in a landslide re-election victory on Sunday, extending his rule over the world's largest country for another six years -
World News US Supreme Court rejects attempts to restrict, ban death penalty Lawyers for an Arizona man who killed two people argued the state's capital punishment law was too broad -
United Kingdom Over 400 UK schools receive hoax bomb threat A number of schools in England have received emails containing fake bomb threats, believed to have come from the US. -
Iran Disabled models take to the catwalk for landmark Tehran fashion show The designer behind the show now dreams of bringing it to Europe. -
Turkey Turkish newspapers celebrate ousting of Kurdish fighters from Afrin The Syrian town and surrounding province have seen heavy fighting over the past eight weeks -
United Kingdom Skripal: Russia could ask for an inquiry over toxin fears A leading chemical weapons expert says if Russia is concerned that the nerve agent used in the Salisbury spy attack may have been produced in the UK, it can ask the OPCW to launch an investigation. -
World News Assad greets Syrian troops on front line in rare public appearance "We are proud of you," said President Bashar al-Assad, who flashed smiles and stopped for chats with soldiers in eastern Ghouta. -
World News EU's Barnier and UK's Davis: terms for Brexit transition period agreed The EU's chief negotiator and the UK's Brexit secretary say a "decisive step" has been taken with agreement on the post-Brexit transition period. However, issues relating to the Irish border still need solutions. -
Russia What tricks were played in the Russian election? Allegations range from ballot box stuffing to cheap food deals near polling stations. -
World News EU-Turkey deal, a symbol of Europe’s short-sighted asylum and migration policy | View "Fear is a constant," says a Syrian woman living in a camp on the Greek islands, where thousands of asylum seekers remain stuck because of a deal the EU struck with Turkey two years ago, according to Amnesty International. -
Israel Israel arrests French citizen 'smuggling weapons to Palestinians' The man was working for the French consulate in Jerusalem and was allegedly using his diplomatic vehicle to smuggle weapons into the Gaza Strip. -
Russia Russians react to Putin's re-election Putin returned to power in an election where his victory was never in question -
Sport Thunder strike in Toronto Westbrook shines as Eastern Conference leaders suffer rare home defeat. -
Australia Turnbull to talk human rights with Aung San Suu Kyi Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull has vowed to talk human rights with embattled Myanmar leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, who has faced widespread condemnation for the treatment of Rohingya Muslims. -
World News EU offers UK 'unqualified solidarity' over Salisbury nerve agent attack The EU offers the UK "unqualified solidarity" over the Salisbury nerve agent attack and calls on Russia to urgently address Britain's questions. -
United Kingdom British art teacher wins prestigious Global Prize Andria Zafirakou beat some 30,000 applicants from around the world to win the Global Teacher Prize, which honours one exceptional teacher a year who's made a significant contribution to the profession -
USA Fulfilling dreams with the Challenged Athletes Foundation NBC News' Steve Patterson reports on an organisation that helps provide grants for prosthetics, coaching and travel for athletes who want to make the Paralympics. -
Sport McIlroy takes first title for two years Rory McIlroy staged a spectacular back nine charge to claim a three shot victory at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. -
Australia Australian wildfires cause extensive damage No deaths or serious injuries were reported, but the bushfires have caused extensive damage in rural areas of Victoria and New South Wales -
USA Another parcel bomb attack in Texas Police are warning residents to stay inside and not to touch suspicious packages -
Korea Kim Jong-Un has 'committed' to de-nuclearization The South Korean Foreign Minister has reported that Kim Jong-Un has "given his word" on de-nuclearization, adding that it's the first time the words have come directly from the North Korean leader. -
USA Facebook under pressure over 50 million user data breach Facebook is under pressure on both sides of the Atlantic over reports of a data breach by Cambridge Analytica that may have compromised 50 million of its users. -
Iceland How Bitcoin brought the 'Wild Wild West' to Iceland Why is Iceland such a hotbed for bitcoin mining and what repercussions has the glacial country seen from this activity? -
Syria Assad visits troops in Ghouta as civilians flee Assad visits troops in Ghouta as civilians flee the besieged region in their tens of thousands. -
USA Top Republicans warn Trump: Let Robert Mueller do his job As Trump continues his Twitter campaign against Robert Mueller's Russia probe, top Republicans take to the airwaves to warn Trump: Let the Special Counsel do his job. -
World News Putin poised to sweep to victory in Russian election After nearly 14 years as president, and two other stints as the country's prime minister, another six-year term will extend his lock on power to 24 years. -
Russia Russia's Communist Party candidate Pavel Grudinin, who came a distant second, calls it a "filthy" election Webcam footage from numerous polling stations appears to show multiple instances of ballot stuffing.