30 March 2018 | Euronews
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Germany German police help man to break up with his girlfriend Police officers in Germany received an unusual call for help this week from a man dealing with relationship troubles. -
World News Worried about drinking coffee with the new cancer warning? What the science says California's ruling that coffee must have a cancer warning shouldn't stop people from enjoying it in moderation say experts. -
World News Stephon Clark was shot mostly from behind, autopsy finds The Sacramento man killed by police on March 18 was shot eight times and took up to 10 minutes to die, an independent autopsy has found. -
USA Retaliation 'goes without saying': Russia's US ambassador on Skripal affair Anatoly Antonov spoke to NBC, Euronews' US partner, in his first interview since the Skripal poisoning - questioning several aspects of the case and the West's response. -
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World News Pippa Middleton’s father-in-law charged with rape of minor Pippa Middleton’s father-in-law has been detained in Paris on accusations he raped a child. -
France Student protests grow in France as teachers investigated for attack on strikers The Dean of Montpellier law faculty and a senior lecturer are under police investigation for assault after allegedly taking part in a masked attack on striking students. -
No Comment Huge sandstorm engulfs Egypt Egypt temporarily declared a state of emergency Thursday after a huge sandstorm engulfed the country. -
Sport Vazha Margvelashvili shines on a grand day for Georgia at the Tbilisi Grand Prix Vazha Margvelashvili gave Georgians something to shout about when he was crowned champion, thrilling the home crowd, at the Tbilisi Grand Prix -
Cinema Pollution puts Faroe Islanders in the spotlight in new documentary 'The Islands and the Whales' sheds light on the battle between modern life and centuries-old traditions in the Faroe Islands. -
No Comment No Comments of the Week It has been a dramatic seven days in Europe and beyond, involving political clashes, international incidents and moving ceremonies. Here are some of our highlights and lowlights of the week. -
Economy Easter strikes ground passengers Some staff members at Ryanair and Air France are striking over the Easter weekend. -
World Syrian War widows with no place to go Negotiations are ongoing between the International Red Cross and the governments of those involved as to if, how and when to repatriate these widows from the Syrian War -
Kenya Nairobi startup turns old tyres into trendy footwear Would you buy a pair of scrap-tyre sandals? A Nairobi startup is all set to bring the new trend to Europe. -
World News Balkans most susceptible to 'fake news', study finds Living in Macedonia, Albania or Bulgaria? How susceptible do you think you are to 'fake news'? A new study by the Open Society Institute has ranked countries according to their resilience to disinformation. Here are the results. -
Kosovo Kosovo ministers fired over Turkey extraditions The Prime Minister of Kosovo has dismissed the interior minister and the secret service chief after the arrest and extradition to Turkey of six Turkish nationals -
Russia Russia responds to diplomatic expulsions by summoning 23 ambassadors Heads of diplomatic missions in Moscow told to expect retaliation. -
Hungary Hungary gave golden visa to Assad's 'money man', says MP Orban's government is "hiding criminals and giving passports to them to move freely in the whole Schengen Zone," MP Marta Demeter told Euronews. -
World News They escaped Kim Jong Un. Now they just want to grow up. Sixteen-year-olds Park Kwon and Ju Cheol Kwang gave up everything they knew to start over in Seoul. -
World News White House chaos jeopardizes war on ISIS, U.S. commanders warn "We're on the two-yard line," one U.S. special forces commander told NBC News. "We're that close and now, it's coming apart." -
World Picture Perfect: Exploring creative minds at Art Dubai Egyptian-Swiss artist Karim Noureldin takes us on a creative journey through his modern textile installations which were on display at this year’s Art Dubai. We also examine the emerging Arab art genre of satirical cartooning in Jordan. -
No Comment Christians mark Good Friday in Jerusalem An Easter march takes place in Jerusalem's Old City. -
No Comment Relatives demand explanations following prison deaths Some 68 people died in a riot and fire in police station cells in Venezuela. -
No Comment Curious cheetah climbs into safari vehicle Passengers remain silent as the animal explores their vehicle. -
Venezuela Easter communions under threat in Venezuela Rationed flour and shortages mean hosts in short supply for the faithful, so Colombia has donated 250,000 unleavened discs for the ceremonies across the country. -
Turkey Erdogan dismisses France's offer to mediate wirth Kurds Turkey's president is scathing about President Macron's offer, and dead set against Paris's offer to support the YPG in Syria with ground troops. -
Cult World's first Sausage Dog museum The first Sausage Dog museum in the world has opened in Germany -
Europe News Brexit: Will UK be lost in space? Britain could be frozen out of parts of Galileo project, Europe's version of GPS -
Gaza Several Palestinians killed in Gaza-Israel border protests The demonstrators are demanding that Palestinian refugees be allowed to return to towns and villages their families fled from, or were driven out of, when the state of Israel was created in 1948 -
World News Russia says it test-fired a new long-range missile It comes after the U.S. said it would expel 60 Russian diplomats, while Moscow responded by closing the U.S. consulate in St. Petersburg. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: Russia retaliates, former Catalan president in German hands -
World News Russian ambassador says 'toxic' U.S. relations are the worst in his memory "Today Russia's responsible for everything, even for bad weather," Russia's ambassador said. -
Italy Moroccan terror suspect detained in Italy Italian police detain a 19-year-old Moroccan man in the latest in a string of terror-related operations. -
Earth News Reviving the traditional art of ceramics in Georgia Artists added a modern twist to the traditional design. -
Cult Jesus Christ Superstar coming to TV The smash hit musical Jesus Christ Superstar is getting a makeover for the Easter weekend with John Legend taking the lead role -
Ireland Ireland’s pubs open for Good Friday drinks for first time in 90 years A ban on pubs selling alcohol on Good Friday has been in place in Ireland since 1924. -
Thailand 20 die in Thailand bus fire Victims were migrant workers from Myanmar -
Sport Zverev and Carreno Busta through to Miami semis German looking for third title this season. -
USA Starbucks coffee must have cancer warning, rules California judge The judge says coffee needs the warning because of a chemical produced in the roasting process. -
Russia Watch: Russia test launches new 'Satan' intercontinental ballistic missile Moscow has released video of its latest Sarmat intercontinental ballistic missile - dubbed 'Satan' by NATO - being test launched. -
World News Barclays settles on toxic securities €1.6 billion payout seen as good result for the bank -
Earth News Inside the workshop of the most respected name in Spanish menswear How to choose a bespoke luxury suit with iconic tailoring brand Jaime Gallo -
Syria Kurdish official says French president Emmanuel Macron has committed to sending more troops to Syria Macron has offered to mediate between Turkey and the Kurdish YPG fighting in northern Syria. -
No Comment Young cancer survivor gets ride in Popemobile While receiving treatment for leukemia, Peter Lombardi saw the Pope on television and said he wanted to meet him. -
Myanmar Suu Kyi ally is new President of Myanmar Predecessor resigns through illness -
World News Turkish soldiers ‘killed in PKK attack’ – Turkish security sources Five Turkish soldiers killed and seven wounded in a 'PKK attack’, say Turkish security sources -
World News US condemns Russia expulsions This is not "tit for tat" says State Department -
World News Palestinian killed by Israeli forces amid Gaza border tensions Palestinian and Israeli authorities have confirmed that one person has been killed by Israeli forces in Gaza on Friday. However, they have conflicting versions of events. -
World News Russian ex-spy told he was on Kremlin 'hit list' "Something is probably going to happen,'" Boris Karpichkov says his old friend told him. "It's very serious, and you are not alone." -
Europe News 'Superheroes' call for second Brexit vote in London protest Anti-Brexit protesters take to streets of capital in open-top bus to demand voters have say on final divorce deal