23 February 2019 | Euronews
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Germany One dead, one missing in Bavaria avalanche A person is dead and another is missing after an avalanche in Bavaria, southern Germany. -
USA Manafort 'repeatedly and brazenly violated the law,' according to memo The memo, filed in the Washington D.C. district court, states that Manafort continued to knowingly break laws well into the fall of 2018. -
Russia Russian propaganda train shows off spoils of Syrian war Five hundred exhibits of captured armoured vehicles, artillery, firearms and improvised explosive devices are on show. -
No Comment Hurricane Bora hits Italian and Croatian coasts Hurricane Bora hits Italian and Croatian coasts -
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Estonia Estonians rescue wolf from freezing river, mistaking it for a dog Estonians rescue wolf from freezing river, mistaking it for a dog -
Vatican Catholic Church 'destroyed' records of abuse, cardinal says "This is abuse of power by the administration," Cardinal Reinhard Marx told bishops at a Vatican summit on preventing sexual abuse. -
No Comment Venezuela's national guard clashes with citizens at Colombian border Venezuela's national guard clashes with citizens at Colombian border -
World News Moldovans divided between EU and Russia as they head to the polls Officials estimate that a quarter of Moldovans have left in search of a better life in European Union nations or in Russia. -
USA Startup impounds discarded e-scooters Most e-scooter companies aren't paying up to retrieve their property, say the owners of ScootScoop. -
No Comment Former luxury home of drug lord Pablo Escobar is demolished The 8-storey "Monaco" apartments, equipped with extensive garage space for Escobar's luxury car collection were a symbol of evil, Medellin Mayor Federico Gutierrez told journalists. -
No Comment Louvre Abu Dhabi brings Rembrandt to Middle East for first time The UAE museum is currently exhibiting more than 90 works from the Dutch Golden Age. -
No Comment Elephant seal travelled across 6500kms to stay on beach in South Africa The rare animal has made its way to Cape Town’s Fish Hoek beach, where he’s made a nesting area in the popular stretch by the sea. Locals and tourists can get a good look at the creature but must give him space. -
USA Millennial burnout is very real. Here's why some people think it's fake ǀ View The message that we can work harder and be better at everything leaves us feeling that we are servants rather than masters of our work. -
France Thousands march across France for the Gilets Jaunes' "Act XV" For the movement's "Act XV", the Gilets Jaunes organised marches in Paris and other cities as well as a picnic at the Chambord castle and a protest at the UN. -
Cuba Cubans set to vote "yes" or "no" in referendum about the constitution The new document will recognise private property for the first time, the role of foreign investment and the Internet. The current charter was approved in 1976. -
France 'Trash cows': Farm animals swallow metal and plastic waste Some 60,000 cows in France develop tumours and infections every year because of waste they ingest. -
World News Pope Francis leads conference on sex abuse at Vatican Some 200 senior Church officials were convened by Pope Francis to confront what he has called the scourge of sexual abuse by the clergy. -
World News EU farming 'under threat' and needs big budget, says Macron France's Macron says EU farming 'under threat', needs big budget -
USA R. Kelly has faced sex-abuse allegations before. Will this time be different? The singer went on trial for a similar accusation in the past, but got off scot-free. Experts say this time, the odds may not be in his favor. -
USA Pro-'caliphate' holdouts remain devoted as last patch of ISIS territory falls "Wherever you go there is Islamic State," said a 14-year-old girl evacuated from a riverside pocket on the edge of Syria and Iraq. -
Colombia Luxury home of Pablo Escobar is blasted into dust The eight storey property, with vast garages for the drug lord's car collection, had become an unwelcome tourist attraction. -
USA Bigger is not better. Small dollars online are gold for Democrats taking on Trump. Bernie Sanders has a head start on the rest of the 2020 primary field. They'll have to catch up quick. -
Nigeria Nigeria's Buhari casts ballot as polls open in delayed presidential election Nigeria's Buhari casts ballot as polls open in delayed presidential election
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World News Sudan's Bashir declares state of emergency, dissolves government Sudan's Bashir declares state of emergency, dissolves government -
World News At Vatican abuse summit, African nun scolds bishops on their errors At Vatican abuse summit, African nun scolds bishops on their errors -
World News Venezuela: Maduro breaks relations with Colombia; two dead in clashes at the Brazilian border Venezuela's Maduro breaks relations with Colombia; expels Colombian embassy employees -
Nigeria After a week's delay Nigerians finally go to the polls But just hours before the polls opened Geidam city in Yobe state was attacked by suspected Islamic extremists and dozens of residents fled. -
USA US and China trade deal optimism President Donald Trump hopes to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping next month in Florida and hopes to extend the March 1 tariff deadline. -
USA New refillable batteries could fuel an electric car revolution New technology promises an end to motorists' 'range anxiety.' -
Venezuela Venezuela: Clashes at Brazil border Two people have died and several more injured after villagers were fired on when they tried to stop a military convoy heading towards the Brazilian crossing. -
USA Microsoft employees demand military contract be dropped "We did not sign up to develop weapons." -
World News The week that was: ‘the measure of a man is what he does with power’ ǀ View We bring you our weekly View round-up of all the hot topics driving debate across Europe and beyond over the last seven days. -
United Kingdom Climate change gives England's winemakers 'harvest of the century' "Growing grapes here is a really stupid thing to do. There are better places to grow grapes, so if you can do it here you can do it anywhere in the world." -
France Here's who won at France's César movie awards "Custody" and "Shéhérazade" were the biggest winners of the night. -
United Kingdom UK ministers defy May, back delaying Brexit if MPs don't approve a deal quickly "But too many of our parliamentary colleagues appear complacent about the consequences of leaving the EU without a deal." -
United Kingdom Northern Irish bank to release polymer, vertically-designed bank notes The introduction of a vertical design on a bank note will be a first in the UK. -
USA Cohen said to be providing new information to feds Sources said the president's former lawyer is offering information about Trump Organization individuals and the Trump Inaugural Committee. -
Sport Explosive judo sees Japan dominate Day 1 of the Dusseldorf Grand Slam Explosive judo as Japanese judokas dominate thrilling first day of the Dusseldorf Grand Slam, with four out of five golds on Day 1 of the competition -
USA YouTube pulls ads from anti-vaccination videos after questions about enforcement Removing ads means the makers of anti-vaccine videos can't make money of their videos the way other YouTube creators can.