16 February 2019 | Euronews
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Russia St Petersburg university building collapses, around 24 trapped St Petersburg university building collapses, around 24 trapped -
Germany 'Synonymes' wins Golden Bear for Best Film at Berlinale Awards The Franco-German-Israeli co-production, "Synonymes" (Synonyms) has won the Golden Bear for Best Film at the Berlinale Awards. The film was made by Nadav Lapid. -
World News Massive Catalan independence rally in Barcelona The police estimated 200,000 took to the streets of Catalonia's capital but organisers put the figure at half a million. -
Germany Watch: Lavrov calls British defence secretary 'minister of war' "If you listen to some people like (the) minister of war — or, sorry, minister of defence of the United Kingdom, then you might get an impression that nobody except NATO has the right to be anywhere," he added. -
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USA After Ryan Adams allegations, will #MeToo finally roil music industry? "I don't know why it took so long to get here, but I think more is very likely to come out," said a music journalist. -
USA Vaccine misinformation and Infowars: Researchers wary of Facebook's embrace of 'Groups' Vaccine misinformation and Infowars: Researchers caution Facebook's embrace of 'Groups' -
Europe News Top EU official warns supporters of Hungary's Orban that they're being "misled" The vice president of the European Commission visited Budapest on Saturday with the message that supporters of Hungary's far-right government are being misled into xenophobia. -
Argentina Watch again: Emiliano Sala's funeral takes place in his Argentinian home town The wake for Emiliano Sala, the Argentine footballer who died in a plane crash over the English Channel, took place on Saturday afternoon in his home town of Progreso. -
Spain Watch again: Catalan separatists hold huge rally in Barcelona Pro-independence supporters took to the streets in Barcelona on Saturday evening to protest the ongoing trial of Catalan leaders, which started on Tuesday. -
Germany German Chancellor Merkel and US Vice-President Pence exchange words over Iran Merkel and Pence argue over Iran deal at the Munich Security Conference -
World News Protesters attack Albanian prime minister's office, demand he resigns According to the opposition Decmoratic Party which organised the protest around 50,000 people were bussed in from across the Balkan state. -
World News Twitter reacts: French schools could replace 'mother and father' with 'parent 1 and 2' A children's guardians could no longer be labelled “mother” and “father” on official French school documents, but “parent 1” and “parent 2”. -
World News 'Gilets worn'? Yellow vest protesters 'tired' but vow to carry on In November around 300,000 people took to the streets across cities in France. Last week there were around 50,000, according to government estimates, but organisers put the figure at more than 100,000. -
USA Gucci to step up diversity hiring after 'blackface' uproar The announcement came after Gucci CEO Marco Bizzarri met with Dapper Dan, a well-known African-American designer, and other community members. -
Switzerland Bruno Ganz: Swiss actor famous for playing Hitler in Downfall dies aged 77 Ganz, 77, is best-known for portraying Adolf Hitler in the Oscar-nominated Downfall; the kindly grandfather in Swiss family movie Heidi; and the angel Damiel in Wim Wenders’ 1987 film Wings of Desire. -
World News 'Die Toten Hosen' music documentary premieres at Berlinale film festival German Filmmaker Cordula Kablitz-Post spent ten years filming the 1980s German punk band and the resulting documentary is out at the end of March. -
USA DNC chair Tom Perez faces blowback over convention city pick — no matter where he goes Perez is believed to prefer Milwaukee, but some DNC members say Houston would be a much better logistical choice. -
Switzerland "Downfall" star, Bruno Ganz, dies aged 77 Switzerland's best known actor, Bruno Ganz, dies at the age of 77 -
World News Catholic Church expels a US Cardinal found guilty of sex crimes Theodore McCarrick is the highest ranking member of the Catholic Church to be expelled in modern times. -
USA Europe's youth walk out of classrooms to demand action on climate change "We feel that actually 2025, 2040, is not a million miles away," said 15-year-old George Bond, a U.K. student who took part in the Fridays For Future school strike. -
Albania Watch again: Protesters in Albania try to smash into government HQ They are protesting over alleged corruption and calling for the prime minister to quit. -
World News Last stand in Syria for fighters of so-called Islamic State The US-backed rebel force in eastern Syria which is leading the assault on so-called Islamic State says its last piece of territory will fall "in a very short time". -
World News The week that was: the people behind the headlines are the real stories ǀ View We bring you our weekly round-up of the View opinion articles that have been driving debate across Europe and beyond over the last seven days. -
Italy Police arrest on-the-run 'Tarzan' after staking out forest hideout The 50-year-old used a rope to swing over a ravine and access the woodland lair, hidden in a Sicilian nature reserve. -
USA Fuggedaboutit: NYC's tech scene mourns Amazon but is ready to move on "While we will continue to see this really good and important and incremental growth, I worry we'll see fewer of the big bets," said Julie Samuels, executive director of Tech:NYC. -
World News Nigeria: presidential election postponed for a week The electoral commission made the decision to delay the election vote just 5 hours before the scheduled opening of the polls. -
United Kingdom Shamima Begum: Family of ISIL runaway teen plea for her and baby's 'urgent' return “The welfare of Shamima’s unborn baby is of paramount concern to our family, and we will do everything within our power to protect that baby who is entirely blameless in these events,” the family of an ISIL runaway said in a statement. -
USA Cardinal Theodore McCarrick dismissed by Vatican in sex abuse scandal Pope Francis had ordered an investigation into claims that McCarrick, the former head of the Archdiocese of Washington, slept with seminarians and young priests. -
USA Judge says Paul Manafort gave false statements to protect a Russian conspirator His attempts to shield a Russian conspirator "gives rise to legitimate questions about where his loyalties lie," the judge said. -
USA Kaepernick deal could end NFL's kneeling controversy A sports agent says the NFL could have paid dearly to "not continue with this issue." -
USA Cummings says new evidence shows Trump attorneys may have misled ethics officials House Oversight chairman says evidence suggests lawyers other than Cohen may have given differing accounts about hush money payments. -
USA How to see the biggest, brightest supermoon of 2019 This will be the second in this year's trio of back-to-back supermoons.