2018-03-22

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.

22/03/2018

France

French pensioners join public sector workers' protest over government

Tens of thousands of nurses, teachers, train drivers and other civil servants demonstrated against President Macron's planned reforms

22/03/2018

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.

22/03/2018

France

The Euronews interview that is key to the investigation into Nicolas S

Seven years on, the shockwaves of Saif Gaddafi's words are being felt.

22/03/2018

Sport

Bolt Backing Argentina

Sprint ace Usain Bolt tells Euronews about his hopes to launch a new career in football.

22/03/2018

France

I have never betrayed the French, says Sarkozy amid Libya funding prob

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.

22/03/2018

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The Squash: Art with a pumpkin-flavour at Tate Britain

Turner-Prize nominated Anthea Hamilton is the brainchild behind the new installation

22/03/2018

Sport

Basra celebrates end of FIFA ban

Iraqi city hosts first authorised international since the invasion of Kuwait in 1990

22/03/2018

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.

22/03/2018

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The 'biggest Baklava in the world'

Chefs in Turkey claim to have broken the Guinness World Record

22/03/2018

Germany

Facebook users day they're disappointed but unsurprised about data mi

There were over two billion users before Cambridge Analytica's harvesting of data came to light.

22/03/2018

Nigeria

Expresso yourself! Meet Nigeria's coffee artist

Ekene Ngige studied fine arts but now uses coffee to create paintings and portraits

22/03/2018

Musica

Uniting cultures: Gustavo Dudamel's Americas tour with the Vienna Phil

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.

22/03/2018

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.

22/03/2018

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.

22/03/2018

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.

22/03/2018

Sport

Deandre Jordan leads Clippers to victory

Jordan top scores after Antetokounmpo forced out with ankle injury.

22/03/2018

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.

22/03/2018

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

22/03/2018

Adventures

We discovered the best place in the world for scuba divers

Japanese waters are crystal clear and perfect for those looking to explore.

22/03/2018

World News

Check the mail! See the invitation to the royal wedding

Invites to 600 lucky guests have been mailed out.

22/03/2018

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.

22/03/2018

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.

22/03/2018

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.

22/03/2018

Living

Local designs made in the Baltics open Riga Fashion Week

Discovering Latvia’s capital, the city bridging design and fashion in the Baltics.

22/03/2018

Czech Republic

At least six people killed after an explosion at a refinery in the Cze

The explosion occurred in a tank containing an unspecified substance at the oil processing plant.

22/03/2018

Sport

UCI unveils mobile X-ray machine to combat mini-motors

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

22/03/2018

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.

22/03/2018

France

French public sector sets collision course with Macron with strikes

Protesters are challenging the French president's economic reform plans

22/03/2018

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Brussels commemorates terror victims at metro station

Belgium marked the second anniversary of the coordinated terror attack at Brussels' airport and the Maelbeek metro station that killed 32 people.

22/03/2018