21 March 2018 | Euronews
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Vatican Young people in UK and Netherlands among Europe's least religious More confirmation of the decline of Christianity in Europe? A new report finds a majority of young adults in a dozen European countries say they have no religion at all. -
United Kingdom Parliament committee believes laws were broken in use of Facebook data during Brexit campaign Evidence given by a former Facebook operations manager points to breaches in electoral law, according to Labour MP Jo Stevens. -
Europe News Exclusive: Brussels attack victim from iconic photo relives horror two years on Flight attendant Nidhi Chaphekar, a victim of the Brussels attack, relives her ordeal two years after the bombing in an exclusive interview with Euronews' Ketevan Kardava. -
France Still standing out: Europe's unique enclaves and their complex histories Euronews takes you on a tour of some of the continent's most-fascinating enclaves. -
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France French report raises spectre of imminent "silent spring" Report reveals flying insect population crash due to pesticides, resulting in a third of the bird population disappearing from lack of food, with some less common species suffering 90% declines. -
World News French ex-president Sarkozy put under investigation for illicit campaign financing - judicial sources French ex-president Sarkozy has denied the accusations that his 2007 presidential campaign was funded by the Gaddafi regime, French media says. -
Europe News Tech giants face EU digital tax under new proposals The European Commission denies that it is specifically going after US giants like Facebook, Amazon, Apple and Google -
World News We made mistakes over Cambridge Analytica data scandal, says Facebook's CEO Mark Zuckerberg -
World News Tackling terrorism: how do you prevent radicalisation? As the second anniversary of the Brussels bombings is marked, Insight examines what needs to be done to try and stop future attacks -
France French feminist groups sceptical over on-the-spot fines for sexual harassment Are on-the-spot fines for sexual harassment in the street a good idea? The French government plans a new law but some feminist groups believe it might be unenforceable and counterproductive. -
World News Cambridge Analytica 'could not have swayed election' Academic Aleksandr Kogan, who completed work for the firm in 2014, says he is being scapegoated in the data harvesting scandal. -
No Comment And on the bins are... Playing rubbish containers with brooms, bin men in the Turkish capital Ankara have formed a music group called 'Tin Band'. -
Syria Kremlin claims Putin - Trump meeting is officially on Announcement added foreign ministers would "speed up" preparations for face-to-face between two men. -
No Comment Syrian White Helmets release video of Ghouta destruction Syrian opposition Civil Defense known as While Helmets released footage showing widespread destruction in Douma, eastern Ghouta, caused by ongoing fighting between the Syrian army and the rebels. -
World News Palestinian teen who slapped soldier to serve 8 months in prison The teen galvanized a Palestinian population disheartened by years of settlement-building on land envisioned as a future state. -
Kosovo Kosovo MPs let off tear gas in parliament over controversial border deal It’s not the first time tear gas has been thrown into Kosovo’s parliament. On this occasion it was to delay a vote on a controversial border deal with Montenegro. -
World News Homelessness on the rise in all EU countries — except Finland: report “This past year has resolutely confirmed the existence of another Europe: a Europe not merely ignored but also misunderstood, not just despised but also forgotten — a Europe of the homeless," says the new report. -
France France's rolling railway strikes: The 'cheminot' status explained 37 days of rolling strikes by workers for French railway operator SNCF is set to cause much misery for passengers across the country till the end of June. But what are their demands? We explain the 'cheminot' status and why it is so important to rail workers. -
United Kingdom Farage returns to Thames to make fisheries protest Jacob Rees-Mogg and Tory Brexiteers launch protest over transition period but cry off boat trip after Tory whips get tough, leaving Nigel Farage to get his hands dirty, dumping fish in the river opposite Westminster. -
Netherlands This is the world's most complex border situation Welcome to one of the strangest and most complex border situations in the world. -
No Comment Kosovo opposition use tear gas to delay parliament vote on Montenegro border deal Kosovo opposition use tear gas to delay parliament vote on Montenegro border deal -
World News IVF for white rhinos Now conservationists globally are redoubling their efforts to save the northern white rhino from extinction with the two last females -
France Gaddafi’s son offers to give evidence that Libya funded Sarkozy election bid Saif al-Islam, son of Libya’s ex-dictator Muammar Gaddafi, welcomes Nicolas Sarkozy’s detention – and offers evidence for claims first made to Euronews that Libya funded the former French president’s 2007 election bid. -
World News Israel admits to strike on suspected Syrian reactor in warning to Iran Israel publicly stated it carried out airstrikes on a suspected Syrian nuclear facility in 2007 for the first time, and gave a warning to Iran over its nuclear ambitions. -
World News Putin will 'use World Cup like Hitler did the 1936 Olympics' Putin will use Russia's World Cup to bolster his image like Hitler did with the 1936 Olympics, says Boris Johnson, Britain's foreign minister. -
Israel Pre-Christian story of Noah and other figures on public display for first time Israel Museum shows fragment of story expanding on material in Biblical book of Genesis -
Ireland Pope Francis to visit Ireland in August He'll be visiting Dublin for two days to conclude the international Catholic Church Meeting With Families -
Germany Bayer and Monsanto in merger deal German conglomerate Bayer has won EU antitrust approval to buy U.S. company Monsanto, the latest in a trio of mega mergers that will reshape the agrochemicals industry -
Europe News 'A war scene' - remembering Brussels terror attacks two years on Thursday marks the second anniversary of the bombings at Brussels airport and a metro station, which killed 32 people -
No Comment Head of Vatican's communications office resigns over misrepresenting papal letter Monsignor Dario Vigano blurred a photo of a letter by former Pope Benedict. -
No Comment Brazilians mourn the killing of a human rights activist and demand justice as murder rate increases Marielle Franco was an outspoken critic of police killings of poor residents. -
Brazil Brazil: Protests over murder of Rio politician Feelings are running high after the execution-style killing of human rights activist Marielle Franco and her driver -
Japan Making a splash: Japan's floating solar panels Environmentally-friendly electricity generation has taken on a whole new look in Japan -
Nigeria Nigeria: Scores of kidnapped schoolgirls are freed The government says 76 of the 110 girls abducted in Dapchi last month by Islamist militants have been returned to the northeastern town -
Russia Is the West too soft on Putin? | View A gloves-off approach to the Russian leader might be what Europe and its allies need to defend Western values and interests, writes the Centre for European Reform's Ian Bond. -
World News Work stress can be contagious: Here's how to fight back Co-workers stressing you out? Try these tactics to stay calm and cool on the job. -
World News Is it possible to 'safely' Facebook anymore? If it's 'free,' then you're the product. -
Afghanistan At least 26 dead in suicide blast in Kabul At least 26 have been killed and 18 injured in suicide blast in the Afghan capital. The bomber struck as people were leaving a Shi'ite shrine following celebrations for Persian new year. -
USA Texas serial bomber blows self up as police close in The suspect had carried out a bombing campaign for three weeks, according to police -
USA Texas bombings suspect blows himself up near police A series of bombings have taken place in Austin over the past few weeks. -
Germany German city installs Karl Marx traffic lights to celebrate philosopher’s birthday “The Communist Manifesto” author was born in the city of Trier 200 years ago this May. -
World News This skyscraper-sized air purifier is the world's tallest The tower is about as tall as a 20-story building. -
France Sarkozy questioned a second day over allegations of Libyan funding The former president has dismissed the Libya allegations of receiving money from the dictatorial regime of Kahdafi, as 'grotesque' and a 'crude manipulation' -
World News Cambridge Analytica and the shortcomings of 'psychographic' data Cambridge Analytica's use of "psychographic" voter information was neither novel nor measurably effective, experts in the field tell NBC News. -
Germany Life sentence for student murder in Germany The asylum seeker claims to be from Afghanistan and the murder of the 19 year old in 2016 at Freiburg fueled a backlash against a mass migration -
Israel Israel admits to destroying a nuclear reactor in Syria in 2007 The admission is being seen as a veiled threat to Iran -
USA Former Playboy model sues Trump over hush deal A former Playboy model is suing Donald Trump over a hush payment designed to prevent her disclosing her affair with the US President. Trump's legal woes are piling up: three women are currently battling him in the courts. -
Russia Russia defiant as its diplomats arrive home Russia is defiant as the 23 of its diplomats expelled by the UK arrive back in Moscow. The Ambassador even suggests the UK may be in breach of its international obligations. -
United Kingdom Cambridge Analytica suspends CEO in data row Cambridge Analytica has suspended its CEO, Alexander Nix, in the evolving row over the improper use of the personal information of over 50 million Facebook users. -
World News Ex-Beatle Ringo Starr knighted by Prince William in London ceremony Starr said the honor "means a lot".