25 March 2018 | Euronews
Showing 30 results
-
World News 37 dead, dozens missing after fire at Siberian mall A criminal investigation has been opened into the fire at the Zimnyaya Vishnya, or Winter Cherry, mall in Kemerovo. -
World News Pope Francis urges youth to 'not allow elders to silence them' Pope Francis, starting Holy Week services leading to Easter, urged young people on Sunday to keep shouting and not allow the older generations to silence their voices or anesthetize their idealism. -
Russia Reports: At least 37 dead and dozens missing, most of them children, in Siberia shopping mall fire Up to 37 people have been killed and dozens remained unaccounted for after a fire broke out at a shopping mall in Siberia on Sunday (March 25), reports say. -
Italy Five Star and the League to talk coalition but the numbers in Italy don't add up A political analyst tells euronews that despite the coalition talks and horse-trading, Italy is unlikely to get a stable long-term government out of the March elections. -
ADVERTISEMENT
-
United Kingdom Facebook launches apology campaign after data leak scandal The social network, which boasts 2.2 billion active users, has issued adverts in major UK and US newspapers apologising for their “breach of trust”. -
Portugal Portuguese measles outbreak hits hospital staff, some of whom had skipped vaccines Uptick in measles cases mostly localised around one Porto hospital where some health professionals appear to have neglected their vaccination regimes. -
World News Barcelona rallies for arrested Carles Puigdemont Thousands rallied in front of the European Commission office in Barcelona and chanted the name of the former Catalan president Carles Puigdemont -
World News Terror congress hears how EU's security fails to join the dots Delegates faced with grim picture of disfunctionment, lack of communication, and failure to follow up on cases that puts Europe's citizens in peril. -
No Comment Pope breaks into laughter after losing his cap No Comment of the week -
World News What you need to know about China's space station falling to Earth Where could the space station fall, and is there any danger to people on the ground? -
No Comment Puppets from "Isle of Dogs" go on display in London An exhibition presenting the puppets and the set of "Isle of Dogs", the latest film of U.S. director Wes Anderson, opened on Friday (March 23) in London. -
France France pays tribute to hostage swap police hero Tributes were paid to Lieutenant Colonel Arnaud Beltrame, the French police officer who died after swapping himself for a hostage during an Islamist attack -
Belgium Belgian NGO promotes playing sport for peace Play 4 Peace is about raising awareness of the power of sport as an instrument of peace, dialogue and education -
France Trebes mourns day that changed the little town forever Many people packed into the small church in Trebes this Palm Sunday after terror came to their town this week. -
World News How Catalonia's Bid for Independence From Spain Unfolded The Catalan Parliament declared independence from Spain Friday. What were the events leading up to the declaration? -
Spain Spanish police battle mass protest as Catalan separatist leader is detained Carles Puigdemont, wanted on a Spanish arrest warrant, has been detained in Germany, his lawyer has said. -
No Comment Half-finished TV tower demolished in Russia It was once the world's tallest abandoned building, now it is no more. -
Syria Civilians flee eastern Ghouta as rebels prepare last stand against Assad Thousands flee expected final assault as rebels lose all but one strongpoint in region close to capital. -
Russia Russia denies claims that Skripal asked to return to Russia The diplomatic row between the UK and Russia shows no sign of being resolved as the Kremlin makes counter-claims against UK allegations -
Turkey Erdogan dubs student protesters ‘terrorists’ and threatens university ban Turkey's President has slammed student anti-war protesters in Ankara, branding them “communist, traitor youth” for hijacking a student stand honouring Turkish soldiers in Syria. -
World News José Abreu, the father of El Sistema, dies aged 78 José Abreu, the award-winning founder of a program that pulled thousands of Venezuelan children from crime and poverty through music, died -
South Africa Oz cricket captain banned for one test after ball-tampering The captain of the Australian cricket team Steven Smith has been suspended for the next test match and fined 100 percent of his match fee in an escalating row over cheating. -
World News China warns against 'trade war,' appeals for cooperation President Donald Trump Trump on Thursday directed his top trade representative to level an estimated $50 billion in new tariffs against Chinese goods. -
Egypt Egypt's Christians brace for vote & hope for better times With President al-Sisi championing the Copts since 2014, their vote looks likely to support the status quo in the presidential election -
World News Fugitive ex-Catalan leader held by police in Germany The lawyer for fugitive former Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont says that he is being held by German police as he was making his way back to Belgium. -
Australia Vettel wins Australian Grand Prix Sebastian Vettel took advantage of a virtual safety-car delay to force Lewis Hamilton into second place. -
World News Obama: North Korea's isolation gives U.S. less leverage in talks Former President Barack Obama stressed the need for the U.S. and allies to work together to pressure North Korea over its nuclear program. -
World News Take a ride aboard NATO's eye in the sky tracking Syria's vast battlefield The missions monitor anti-ISIS coalition aircraft in the eastern part of the country, as well as Russian activity in the west. -
World News Earth Hour aims to 'Let Nature Shine' through darkness More than 180 countries have taken part in the annual Earth Hour, switching off lights on thousands of major buildings -
Finland Puigdemont flees Finland amid arrest fears The former Catalan leader has left Finland amid concerns he would be arrested. He has arrived in Belgium where he says he intends to cooperate fully with the authorities.