22 March 2018 | Euronews
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World News Package bomber terrorized Austin — but was he a terrorist? It all comes down to motive A crime is classified as terrorism only if it is politically motivated. -
France French pensioners join public sector workers' protest over government cuts Tens of thousands of nurses, teachers, train drivers and other civil servants demonstrated against President Macron's planned reforms -
Denmark Denmark to protect its pigs by building fence on border with Germany Denmark is putting up a 70km fence on its border with Germany. It’s all about protecting its lucrative pork exports. -
France The Euronews interview that is key to the investigation into Nicolas Sarkozy Seven years on, the shockwaves of Saif Gaddafi's words are being felt. -
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Sport Bolt Backing Argentina Sprint ace Usain Bolt tells Euronews about his hopes to launch a new career in football. -
France I have never betrayed the French, says Sarkozy amid Libya funding probe France's former president Nicolas Sarkozy has appeared on prime time French television after being put under formal investigation over claims he received campaign funding from late Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi. -
No Comment The Squash: Art with a pumpkin-flavour at Tate Britain Turner-Prize nominated Anthea Hamilton is the brainchild behind the new installation -
Sport Basra celebrates end of FIFA ban Iraqi city hosts first authorised international since the invasion of Kuwait in 1990 -
Israel Rubbish idea: the new material that could make landfills obsolete Meet the firm hoping to make landfills a thing of the past by creating furniture and household items from rubbish. -
No Comment The 'biggest Baklava in the world' Chefs in Turkey claim to have broken the Guinness World Record -
Germany Facebook users day they're disappointed but unsurprised about data misuse There were over two billion users before Cambridge Analytica's harvesting of data came to light. -
Nigeria Expresso yourself! Meet Nigeria's coffee artist Ekene Ngige studied fine arts but now uses coffee to create paintings and portraits -
Musica Uniting cultures: Gustavo Dudamel's Americas tour with the Vienna Philharmonic From New York to Buenos Aires via Mexico City: The Vienna Philharmonic and maestro Gustavo Dudamel enthuses audiences on their Americas tour, overcoming borders through music. -
Next Series How astronaut health studies help us Earthlings If you have a bad back, you have something in common with the average astronaut. We investigate medical research in space and what it means for us on the ground in this episode of Space. -
Ukraine Opposition Ukrainian MP detained on coup plot charges Nadiya Savchenko doesn't deny charges, saying she played along with coup plotters to unmask them. -
World News Russia slams British minister's 'disgusting' Putin-Hitler remark Moscow's war of words over the ex-spy's poisoning has diplomatic implications for the U.S. -
Sport Deandre Jordan leads Clippers to victory Jordan top scores after Antetokounmpo forced out with ankle injury. -
World News Workers in nine European countries ‘earned less in 2017 than 2010’ A study assessing wage growth among European workers from 2010 to 2017 has found that salaries in some countries have tumbled by as much as 20 per cent. -
World News Check your mail! Royal wedding invites sent Around 600 people have been asked to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's May 19 nuptials -
Adventures We discovered the best place in the world for scuba divers Japanese waters are crystal clear and perfect for those looking to explore. -
World News Check the mail! See the invitation to Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's wedding Invites to 600 lucky guests have been mailed out. -
Russia Russia has ‘no right’ to see nerve agent samples Moscow says as a signatory to the Chemical Weapons Convention it should have access to samples of the nerve agent used to poison a Russian double agent and his daughter. But experts contacted by Euronews say this is wrong. -
World News John Dowd quits as Trump's personal lawyer in Mueller probe "I love the president and wish him very well," Dowd said in a statement to NBC News. -
USA US President Trump signs trade memo against Chinese imports The United States will not apply new steel and aluminium tariffs to the European Union, but China will be taxed. -
Earth News Local designs made in the Baltics open Riga Fashion Week Discovering Latvia’s capital, the city bridging design and fashion in the Baltics. -
Czech Republic 6 people killed in Czech refinery explosion The explosion occurred in a tank containing an unspecified substance at the oil processing plant. -
Sport World cycling body moves to combat motorised doping The International Cycling Union (UCI) will use X-ray equipped trucks on Grand Tour stages and leading classic races this season following an increase in concerns about riders using motors inside their bikes -
World News May seeks EU support for UK over 'pattern of Russian aggression' European Union leaders are meeting for a two-day summit in Brussels, where British Prime Minister Theresa May has warned that Russia poses a threat to the whole bloc. -
France French public sector sets collision course with Macron with strikes Protesters are challenging the French president's economic reform plans -
No Comment Belgium commemorates victims at metro station two years after coordinated attacks Belgium marked the second anniversary of the coordinated terror attack at Brussels' airport and the Maelbeek metro station that killed 32 people. -
Italy Women feel Italy's north-south divide with lack of access to epidurals Italy is a country split in two when it comes to accessing pain relief during childbirth. In the south, less than 10 percent of women can opt for an epidural. -
Netherlands Man injured after jumping from public gallery of Dutch parliament The man was carried out of parliament on a stretcher before receiving medical treatment. -
World News No change likely to EU clock change rules despite strong opposition Do you enjoy long summer evenings? Or does the twice-yearly hour change disrupt your body-clock? See the EU’s response to calls for Europe-wide rules to change. -
No Comment Brussels airport observes a minute's silence to mark second anniversary of attacks Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel lays flowers at Brussels airport, two years after the deadly terrror attack. -
World News Sarkozy given preliminary charges as Gadhafi's son offers evidence Former French president is accused of financing his successful 2007 presidential bid with about $62 million from the Libyan strongman. -
France Sarkozy says he's "living in hell" Prosecutors are looking into allegations that Sarkozy's 2007 election campaign was aided by millions of euros in money from late Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi -
Gaza Poverty, deprivation, and uncertainty: life in Gaza after 10 years of Israeli blockade Ten years on, what is life like in Gaza under Israeli blockade? Euronews takes you to the Strip where locals describe a harsh daily reality: poverty, child labour, energy scarcity and an uncertain future. -
No Comment Spring equinox celebrated at ancient sun-worshipping site in Mexico Visitors embrace the light at the Pyramid of the Sun in Teotihuacan. -
World News House probe ignored most Trump-Russia contacts, report claims Democratic-aligned group claims Intelligence Committee failed to follow majority of connections -
World News Bill Murray: The Parkland kids remind me of those who protested Vietnam Their most powerful asset in their fight to bring change is their idealism -
United Kingdom UK's post-Brexit blue passports to be printed by Franco-Dutch company Brexit supporters are furious after a bid to show Britain's independence from EU with blue passports looks to have backfired. -
World News US House of Representatives approves $1.3 trillion spending bill The bill now goes to the Senate which is expected to vote before current government funding expires at midnight on Friday -
World News Usain Bolt seeks new challenge in football Usain Bolt took part in the Football Match of Friendship in Basel under the watchful eye of Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho -
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USA Austin suspect recorded 'confession' The suspect serial Austin bomber recorded a "confession" on a cell phone before blowing himself up, but the message gave no clue as to motive. -
USA Video shows moments before Uber self-driving car hits pedestrian Footage of the fatal crash in Arizona shows how the Uber vehicle failed to slow down as a 49-year-old woman walked her bike across the street. -
Israel West Bank teen, Ahed Tamimi, gets eight months in prison West Bank teen, Ahed Tamimi, gets eight months in prison for slapping and kicking Israeli soldiers after a plea deal that helped her avoid more serious charges. -
Egypt Egypt 2018 Presidential Elections: Top 10 Facts Egyptians go to the polls on March 26 and for three days, they will cast their votes to elect the country's president, in a race pitting the incumbent president Abdel Fattah el Sisi against little kno -
World News Three women with legal actions against Trump. Who poses the greatest danger? Stormy Daniels, Karen McDougal and Summer Zervos are all in court vs. Trump. One of the cases is different — a bigger problem for the president.