23 March 2018 | Euronews
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USA President Donald Trump signs $1.3tn spending bill Trump said he had signed the bill, despite his qualms on some issues, because a $60 billion increase in military spending had convinced him it was a worthwhile compromise. -
Greece Meet the football fanatic, 82, at the heart of her team’s birthday celebrations When Noule Depe started going to watch her favourite Greek football team play in 1954, she was, as a woman at a live match, a rarity. Now, more than six decades later, her loyalty is set to be rewarded. -
Poland Huge protests in Poland over near-total abortion ban Tens of thousands of Polish protesters hit the streets on Friday to oppose draft government moves to tighten the country’s abortion laws. -
United Kingdom How about a life-sized cake-alike of your loved one? If you have more money than you know what to do with, then read on. -
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Chile Mystery solved: alien-like skeleton found in Chile ‘was human’ Its discovery in 2003 in Chile sparked suggestions it was evidence of aliens visiting Earth. Now scientists say they have finally put that theory to bed. -
USA Europe keeps close eye on new US National Security Adviser The appointment of the hawkish John Bolton as US National Security Adviser could effect the relationship with some of America's closest allies -
United Kingdom Watch: Top Gear scoops world record for fastest tractor Motor show Top Gear scooped the unusual Guiness World Record after reaching a top speed of 87.271 miles per hour (140 kph) with a modified farm vehicle. -
Business Planet Supercharging the future Business Planet travels to Germany to meet experts and entrepreneurs revolutionsing the way we store energy. -
USA Great Pacific Garbage Patch 'now three times the size of France’ The biggest garbage patch in the Pacific is swelling rapidly, according to a study, and has grown to three times the size of continental France. -
Europe News Russia's ambassador to the EU downplays detoriorating relations with the bloc The EU says it will recall its ambassador to Russia and some EU states say they're considering expelling Russian diplomats. -
Earth News Chopard stands up for 100% ethical gold at Baselworld Julianne Moore told Living it about her motivations concerning sustainable jewellery -
Russia Media boycott after Russian MP cleared of journalists' sexual harassment Is a #MeToo movement starting in Russia? Media outlets have boycotted Russia’s lower parliament after its ethics commission cleared an MP of sexual advances towards several journalists. -
Europe News EU criticises Trump's 'gun to our head' over metal tariffs EU leaders demand permanent exclusion from US metal import duties, after Washington gave bloc a temporary reprieve -
Earth News Inspiring Latvian designers spotted on the catwalk of Riga Fashion Week The designers defining Latvian contemporary fashion identity. -
World News Nine Iranians charged in massive hacking scheme Federal officials said it was one of the largest state-sponsored computer hacking campaigns ever prosecuted by American authorities. -
World Drinking and eating gold at Dubai’s ‘seven-star’ hotel Burj Al Arab's engineering director explains how gold is used across more than 2,000 square meters of the hotel. We also look at how gold can be an investment, an accessory and even a bridal dowry. -
France Air France cancels quarter of its flights The cancellations are due to a strike by staff -
No Comment More than 150 pilot whales have become stranded in Hamelin Bay in western Australia Only `15 whales remained alive on Friday afternoon. -
World News You can now test yourself for cancer. Here's why you shouldn't. Cancer-screening is a double-edged sword. Knowledge can save lives, but it can also trigger fear and lead to unnecessary harm. -
France Supermarket 'terror attack' in France: what we know Death toll rises to four after a gunman went on a shooting spree in the southern French towns of Carcassonne and Trèbes on Friday. -
Russia EU states may act against Russia as leaders back UK in spy poison case The EU has recalled its ambassador to Moscow after leaders agreed it was "highly likely" Russia was responsible for a nerve agent attack in the UK.The European Council of EU leaders said there was "no plausible alternative". -
My Europe Series State of the Union: UK-Russia war of words hits fever pitch -
World News China threatens to slap 25 percent tariff on American pork "China does not want a trade war with anyone, but China is not afraid of and will not recoil from a trade war," the country's embassy in Washington warned. -
United Kingdom Theresa May welcomes EU’s Brexit transition offer EU leaders have formally adopted guidelines for negotiating post-Brexit relations and approved a transition offer for the UK, clearing the way for the next phase of talks. -
France France: Supermarket manager describes attack as 'terrifying' Four people have been killed and 16 injured by a gunman who stormed into a supermarket in southwestern France, shouting 'Allahu Akbar' -
World News U.S. sells 6,700 missiles to Saudi Arabia as part of $1B deal The weapons "will support U.S. foreign policy and national security objectives by improving the security of a friendly country," the State Department said. -
Greece Saharan dust covers much of Greece and travels further into Europe Parts of Greece resemble Mars more than the Mediterranean. -
World News EU confirms its ambassador to Russia has been recalled, expected in Brussels at weekend EU confirms its ambassador to Russia has been recalled, expected in Brussels at weekend . -
Spain Spanish court detains leading Catalan separatists on rebellion charges 25 pro-Catalan independence leaders face trial for rebellion, misuse of public funds and disobedience as the Supreme Court in Madrid steps up legal action following last year’s illegal referendum and independence declaration. -
Brazil Former Brazilian president to stay out of jail pending appeals process Brazil's top court has narrowly decided that former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva will not have to go to prison on a corruption conviction until he exhausts all possible appeals. -
Venezuela Three less zeros for Venezuelan bank notes Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has announced that the country's bank notes will be re-issued but with three less zeros. The move is the result of a economic crisis that has seen the bolivar plummet against other currencies. -
Poland Meet the women and men taking on the Polish government over abortion As Polish people take to the streets today to protest the latest efforts to restrict access to abortion, Euronews gets to know the women and men behind the movement. -
Egypt Economic issues dominate Egyptian elections next week The choice is between the incumbent Abdel-Fattah Al-Sisi, who is seeking a second four-year term, and Ghad Party head Moussa Mostafa Moussa. -
USA China urges the U.S. to think again over tariffs China has reacted to Donald Trump's announcement on tariffs by proposing three billion dollers' worth of tariffs on U.S. imports. The country is urging Trump to pull back from the brink. -
World News EU agrees to recall bloc’s envoy to Moscow for consultations British Prime Minister Theresa May has been asking other nations to match her decision to expel Russians over the attack -
USA Maryland schoolgirl shot by her former boyfriend dies in hospital Jaelynn Willey's family was with her when her life support machine was turned off. -
World News Trump brings a Bush-era hawk back into the foreign policy fray President Donald Trump's new national security adviser is an ultra-hawkish figure whose foreign policy has led him to clash even with fellow Republicans. -
Spain Deadlock continues as Catalan separatists fail to elect new leader Mainstream candidate Jordi Turull was denied victory by far-left CUP party -
United Kingdom Police officer discharged from hospital after Salisbury nerve agent attack Detective Sergeant Nick Bailey said “normal life for me will probably never be the same.” -
USA Trump replaces National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster with John Bolton Trump's national security team is increasingly being populated by figures who share his penchant for exercising US power unilaterally. -
World News Ex-French President Sarkozy says accusers make his life 'hell' The former French president mounted a robust defence of his conduct and promised to make his honour "triumph" -
World News Vehicle explodes at California Air Force base, killing driver Vehicle goes up in flames after gaining "unauthorized" access to the base in Northern California.