28 March 2018 | Euronews
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World News If you Google 'how to join ISIS,' this startup will try to change your mind Moonshot CVE was able to reach 15,000 people who had executed online searches like "how to join ISIS." -
World News Police: Ex-Russian spy likely came in contact with nerve agent at front door Former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia first came into contact with the nerve agent that poisoned them at their home, according to British police. -
World News Funerals for victims of Russian mall fire begin Stories of heroism during the fire emerged on a national day of mourning across Russia for the victims of the Kemerovo shopping mall fire. -
World News Police: Russian ex-spy, daughter were likely poisoned at their front door Britain blames Russia for the attack. Russia denies it. -
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Russia Funerals underway for victims of Siberian shopping mall fire The incident has roused public anger over official corruption -
World News 'We were defrauded': Ex-Weinstein assistant testifies to Parliament Zelda Perkins worked for Miramax studios in London. -
United Kingdom Ecuador is cutting off Julian Assange's communications He is not permitted to send any messages that could interfere with Ecuador's relations with other countries. -
World "Iran has interest in keeping Yemen as a failed state." Euronews speaks to Saudi General Ahmad Hassan Mohammad Asiri about the war in Yemen, relations with Iran and his country's future. -
No Comment Butterflies flutter at the Natural History Museum in London London's Natural History museum has come alive with an estimated 60 species of butterflies from the Americas, Asia and Africa as "Sensational Butterflies" returns for 2018. -
Earth News Preparation for the royal wedding of Harry and Meghan What you need to know about the wedding of the year. -
World News Ireland to hold referendum on liberalising abortion laws on May 25 - minister Ireland to hold referendum on liberalising abortion laws on May 25 - minister -
No Comment German and Israeli airliners collide at Ben Gurion The Israel Airports Authority on Wednesday said a German plane collided with an Israeli plane on the ground at Ben Gurion airport, causing damage but no injuries. -
No Comment Demonstrators clash with police in Chile over for-profit school ruling Police clashed with student protesters in the streets of Santiago on Tuesday after a constitutional court overturned a law that would have banned universities operating for profit. -
World News Kim Jong Un met China's President Xi. What does it mean for the Trump summit? Kim's first trip abroad as North Korean leader may have been aimed at shoring up his relationship with an ally ahead of his planned summit with Trump. -
No Comment Monkey on the loose stalls traffic in Mexico City A small monkey was on the loose in Mexico City on Tuesday, hours after escaping its enclosure in a private home and making a dash for freedom. -
Russia Families of Kemerovo fire victims demand answers from officials Protesters call for the authorities to be held to account for the fire that killed at least 64 people, most of them children -
World News May says Vote Leave fraud allegatiions will not derail Brexit The British Prime Minister told MPs that allegations of the Leave campaign using illegal funds will not get in the way of the UK leaving the European Union. -
Culture Series European Lens, a fresh view on Europes's photography Euronews is proud to announce the launch of European Lens, an initiative bringing a fresh view on European photography. -
Europe News EU plans to upgrade roads to move armies faster Plans afoot to make it easier and faster to transport troops and equipment across Europe, in case of conflict -
No Comment Watch: US submarine surfaces from Arctic Ocean Watch as a US submarine surfaces through ice in the Arctic Ocean -
Economy US sees stronger economic growth The economy increased at a solid 2.9 percent annual rate, a sharp upward revision that caps three straight quarters of healthy growth -
Economy Multi-billion euro pile of unsold clothes at H&M The company said operating profit fell 62 percent in the three months through February -
Hungary Hungarian government rehashes UKIP anti-migrant poster in new ad An old photo used by Britain's eurosceptic party UKIP that was used in a 2016 Brexit campaign poster has found a new home – a Hungarian government anti-immigration ad. -
World Belgium's battle against terror and radicalisation Two years after Brussels bombings, how is Belgium tackling radicalisation and terrorism? -
Germany German separatist leader files criminal complaint against Puigdemont's detention The leader of the nationalist Bavaria Party has filed a case against the detention of the Catalan leader, likening his arrest to an abduction. -
No Comment Hundreds attend funeral for three killed in Kemerovo mall fire Hundreds of mourners attended a funeral service on Wednesday for two school-age children and their grandmother killed in the deadly shopping mall fire in Kemerovo. -
Russia These are the presentation slides that convinced European countries to expel Russian diplomats Russia says the "notorious classified files" prompted foreign governments to expel its diplomats. -
Spain I am his legs and he is my heart Father and son team defy cerebral palsy to complete marathons -
World News New organ could help understand spread of cancer Researchers from New York University's School of Medicine are calling it the "interstitium" and it's found just below the skin's surface, surrounding arteries and veins -
Europe News I will carry on and I'll be soon in North Korea - MEPs 'secret' diplomacy with Koreas MEP Nirj Deva says after 15 meetings in three years, that there is an appetite for peace in North Korea. -
Cult Delacroix retrospective at Louvre The exhibition will bring together more than 180 of his works, ranging from his most famous paintings, drawings and prints to the last little-known compositions -
World News Too little, too late? Facebook launches new data privacy tools For some users who already left Facebook, the company's latest offering may be too little, too late. -
Russia Racist chants target French football team in Russia Racist chants directed at two French football players were allegedly heard during a friendly between France and Russia in Saint Petersburg on Tuesday. -
World News Croatia poised to buy Israeli F-16 jets Croatia set to buy F-16 jets in a 400 million euro deal -
Russia Funerals held for victims of Russia's shopping mall fire Some relatives don't believe the official death toll of 64 and have produced a list of 85 people missing. -
Switzerland Hidden horrors of rubber ducks Bathtime toys are perfect breeding ground for mushrooms and bacteria. -
Cult Pergolesi's Mass in D Major is performed for first time in nearly 300 years After performing it conductor says it shows a new and more joyful side to the 18th century composer. -
France France holds memorial service for hero police officer France pays tribute to the police officer who was killed after trading places with a hostage held by an Islamist militant. -
Italy Italian police arrest citizens with suspected to links to ISIL terrorism Charges include teaching children extremist and violent interpretations of Islam. Properties in eight cities across Italy were searched as part of the probe -
Chile Protesters clash with police in Chile over education ruling Police used water cannons to disperse protesters angry at a court ruling to overturn a decision by the previous government to ban universities operating for profit. -
Russia Former Russian ambassador to Britain warns of possibility of military clash And Anatoly Adamashin says Russia will likely respond to the widespread expulsions of its diplomats from many western states with tit-for-tat measures. -
Brazil Rio remains dangerous - despite military operations against criminal gangs Shootout in favela aired live on Brazilian TV sums up lack of progress since military took control of security in Rio last month. -
Earth News Estonia celebrates 100 years with major art exhibition Estonia celebrates 100 years with a major art exhibition in Tallinn exploring its national identity -
Israel Netanyahu discharged from hospital after health scare Israeli Prime Minister recovering after going down with sudden high fever. -
World News Saudi general rejects UN claims of Yemen death toll Euronews speaks with Saudi Arabia's Major General Ahmad Hassan Mohammad Asiri about the conflict in Yemen. -
Egypt Final day of voting in Egyptian presidential election The outcome looks to be a forgone conclusion with President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi expected to sweep to victory, but low turnout could weaken his authority. -
World News North Korea's Kim Jong Un visited China, state media says The trip is believed to be Kim's first known trip outside North Korea since he took power in 2011. -
Belgium NATO expels Russian diplomats NATO chief says Russia underestimates unity of alliance over nerve agent attack in UK -
World News Scientists say they've discovered an unknown human organ The interstitium was right there under our noses (and skin) all along, but it took a new way of examining tissues to figure it out. -
China North Korean leader's visit to China confirmed Kim Jong-un makes "unofficial" visit to Beijing according to Chinese state media - ending days of speculation -
Russia Grief and protest in Russia over fire that killed tens of children Mourners chanted 'Putin resign' in towns including Moscow as mounting anger grows over a fire in a leisure complex, which investigators say had faulty fire alarms and blocked doors.