20 March 2018 | Euronews
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World News Saudi foreign minister addresses changes in his country Splits with the Trump administration over moving the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem. -
Ukraine Daring rescue in Dead Zone Three Chernobyl workers risk their lives to save stray dog struck on the roof over the sealed reactor. -
World News US Senate blocks war powers resolution for Yemen The measure was an attempt to reign in what supporters say is unchecked presidential powers. -
World News Trump meets Saudi leader amid fears of a new Middle East arms race Mohammed bin Salman, who is said to have formed a close bond with Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner, visited the White House Tuesday. -
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USA Trump hails arms sales to Saudi as he hosts Crown Prince The US President held talks with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman at the White House on Tuesday -
No Comment Valencia marks end of Las Fallas festival and Queen Elizabeth visits Royal Academy of Arts Las Fallas festival and Queen Elizabeth visits Royal Academy of Arts -
Focus African leaders debate economic, social and environmental development at Crans Montana Forum The Crans Montana Forum returns for the 4th consecutive year to Dakhla in Western Sahara, to discuss "Africa and South-South Cooperation". -
Europe News Poland under pressure to explain controversial court reforms Warsaw could be stripped of its EU voting rights if it doesn't meet a deadline to justify its actions to Brussels -
Earth News Ukrainian food artist creates delicious paintings Ukrainian food artist Daryna Kossar needs food only to create art. -
Turkey 4 million refugees sheltering in Turkey Hear how the Red Crescent in Turkey is supporting people who've left Syria -
World News Which European country has the most prisoners? How many inmates are in prisons across Europe and what does their incarceration cost each country's government? -
Europe News Brief from Brussels: Poland under pressure, Wifi funding boost -
Spotlight Paris to swing to the beat of 'Japonismes' This year, France and Japan are celebrating 160 years of diplomatic relations. -
Climate Now Copernicus to provide new windstorm data resources for the insurance sector Seven dead and sixty injured, losses estimated at 643 million euros*: between January 2-3, the extratropical cyclone Eleanor (also known as Burglind) caused significant damage across Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Ireland, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom -
United Kingdom Arise Sir Richard Starkey Beatles drummer Ringo Starr is knighted more than two decades after Paul McCartney. -
World News Google pledges $300 million to fight fake news 'Subscribe With Google' aims to get more readers consuming content direct from publishers. -
No Comment The Western Wall in Jerusalem gets a spring clean Twice a year, the Rabbi of the Western Wall oversees the collection of thousands of notes to ensure there's always room for more -
France Not-so-sacre beurre as burger topples ham sandwich as France's fave fast food The burger has overtaken the national staple in France, le jambon beurre, or ham sandwich to you and me, as the most popular to go order, and some are unhappy. Some of them may be dentists. -
United Kingdom 'I am not a fish thrower', Jacob Rees-Mogg protests 'Am I going to change my name to Captain Haddock?', Eurosceptic Jacob Rees-Mogg asked, denying reports he'd throw dead fish into the Thames to protest against the delay in leaving the Common Fisheries Policy. -
Europe News Cambridge Analytica fallout reaches Brussels The Facebook/ Cambridge Analytica scandal has set off a political bomb in Brussels with both the European Parliament and European Commission condemning the companies' methods, if they are confirmed. -
United Kingdom Russian diplomats leave UK amid spy poisoning crisis Some 23 Russians and their families departed the Russian embassy in London on Tuesday. They were expelled after the UK blamed Moscow for the nerve agent attack on former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia -
United Kingdom Next stop: Narnia? Fantasy locations mysteriously appear on UK road signs Gotham City, Middle Earth and Narnia have all been added to roundabout signs in a sleepy Oxfordshire town. -
France Explained: What we know about the Gaddafi-Sarkozy funding scandal Euronews explains what the Libyan case, how it all started, the biggest players in the case, and what could happen next for the former French president. -
World News OECD: Probe Colombia's inaction on indigenous hunger crisis | View Colombia must tackle dire malnutrition among its largest indigenous group, the Wayuu, if it wants to join the OECD, writes a researcher for Human Rights Watch. -
No Comment Two container ships collide at Pakistani port Authorities in Pakistan's southern port of Karachi have launched an effort to retrieve 21 containers knocked overboard after a ship moving into its berth brushed against a stationary vessel -
Real Economy Creating more transparent conditions for EU workers Jobs are back in Europe but with 1 in 4 contracts now part time or on-demand, that's creating working conditions as unpredictable as the weather - so the EU wants to change the rules. -
Cinema Filmmakers recognised for work on human rights The International Film Festival and Forum on Human Rights took place in Geneva with some spectacular cinema on display that addresses human rights and values across the world. -
Europe News EU to give free Wi-Fi hotspots to cities The WiFi4EU project is setting aside €120 million to boost free connectivity in public spaces across the EU. -
World News Norway’s Justice Minister quits her position over her facebook comments It's after Sylvi Listhaug caused uproar accusing the opposition of being too lenient on terrorism suspects -
United Kingdom Facebook's Zuckerberg summoned by British and European parliaments The tech giant's CEO has been summoned after the Cambridge Analytica scandal -
Turkey European human rights court condemns Turkey over jailed journalists The European Court of Human Rights says Turkey violated the rights of two journalists to liberty, security and freedom of expression, after they were detained for alleged terrorist links. -
World News Maryland high school on lock down after shooting Police said it had contained the incident and students have been evacuated and taken to a nearby school. -
World News Emboldened Xi strikes nationalistic tone, vows to protect 'every inch' of China China's most powerful leader in decades stressed the absolute leadership of the ruling Communist Party in all aspects of Chinese life. -
No Comment Northern Alabama pummeled by powerful storms Felled trees, stripped roofs and power cuts have been reported in parts of northern Alabama. -
World News U.K. investigating Facebook response to alleged Cambridge Analytica data breach The UK's data regulator is looking at whether Facebook responded "robustly" to reports that Cambridge Analytica gained access to data on 50 million users. -
World News 'Digital kidnapping' alert: How to protect your family from online predators Posting photos of your kids online is a great way to keep friends and family in the loop, but also has dangers. Here's how to avoid "digital kidnappers." -
Gambia Gambia to switch from glass marble voting to use of ballot papers He was quoted by a news website, The Fatu Network, as saying aside towing international practice, cost wise, the ballot papers were better than the marbles. This is the second time he has spoken about -
World News Ex-French president Sarkozy in custody over alleged Gadhafi links: AP source The former president is being investigated over claims he received millions of euros in financing from late Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi. -
World News Debate: 30 years of EU Cohesion Policy The discussion looked at what Cohesion Policy has achieved over the past 30 years and how it can help the EU provide answers to current and future challenges. -
France Police question Sarkozy over alleged Libyan campaign financing French police are questionning former French President, Nicolas Sarkozy, over alleged Libyan contributions to his 2007 presidential campaign. -
USA Texas blasts: New explosion hits FedEx depot A parcel bomb bound for Austin, Texas, has exploded at a distribution plant in the US state. There are conflicting reports about whether anyone was injured. -
China China's president delivers nationalistic speech to Congress The speech contained a strong warning against any attempt at separatism from places like Taiwan and Hong Kong -
Venezuela The bridge of last hope is a window on modern Venezuela | View All kinds of people turn up at the border with one thing in common - desperation. -
USA Uber self-drive car in fatal road accident An Uber self-drive car has been involved in an accident in Arizona, which killed a 49-year old woman. Uber has suspended its trials of autonomous vehicles in North America whilst the investigation is underway. -
United Kingdom French nanny murder: Boyzone singer says he 'never' knew victim Boyzone singer Mark Walton says he never met murdered French nanny Sophie Lionnet and first heard her name from police. -
World News Cambridge Analytica scandal: Users shouldn't have to leave social networks to protect themselves | View Digital rights activists from Tactical Tech discuss what Facebook users can do to safeguard their personal data and other things you need to know about the controversy over Cambridge Analytica's use of the tech giant's data. -
World News Sentencing even one drug dealer to death is a pointless, expensive and cruel distraction from the opioid crisis | View There is no evidence that expanding the application of the death penalty will prevent a single opioid-related death, says an American surgeon. -
World News Former French President Sarkozy in police custody: Euronews sources He is being questioned on suspected irregularities in campaign financing, according to a French judicial source. -
Kenya World’s last male northern white rhino dies There are now only two females of the subspecies left in the world. -
USA TV actress Nixon in NY governor bid Former 'Sex and the City' star Cynthia Nixon is running for governor of New York state -
USA President Trump calls for death penalty for drug dealers Trump says he is also considering litigation against drug companies that help fuel overprescription -
United Kingdom John McEnroe backs BBC in gender pay row Former tennis star, John McEnroe has backed the BBC in a gender pay row over the difference between the salary he received for his commentary at the Wimbledon championships, compared to that received by female tennis champion Martina Navratilova. -
USA Weinstein Company ends non-disclosure agreements as it files for bankruptcy “No one should be afraid to speak out or coerced to stay quiet." -
United Kingdom Car recovered in Skripal poisoning case Police have recovered a car near Salisbury in the UK. The vehicle is thought to have been used to collect poisoning victim Sergei Skripal's daughter Yulia from the airport on 3 March. -
USA Facebook shares tumble in Cambridge Analytica data breach Facebook shares lost tens of billions of dollars in the row over the compromise of over 50 million of its accounts. Cambridge Analytica has also come under pressure over its use of a playbook of dirty political tricks. -
World News Facebook faces tough questions after Cambridge Analytica exposé #WheresZuck and other major questions hit Facebook