2 March 2019 | Euronews
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No Comment David Beckham inaugurates football turf field in underprivileged LA community "I first came to the club, it was all about giving back and giving back to the communities around LA. And that was one of the biggest reasons I wanted to join," the star player said. -
No Comment Riverboat piligrimage heralds arrival of spring in western Japan The journey along Kumano-gawa River echoes pilgrimages of emperors and samurais. -
Algeria Algeria protests: 50 police officers and dozens of demonstrators injured The largest anti-government protest for eight years sees 45 people arrested. Algerian's urge President Abdelaziz Bouteflika to step down. -
Italy Tens of thousands protest in Milan against racism and discrimination The "People First" rally was a colourful parade which packed the streets. More than a thousand associations joined in the party atmosphere. -
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No Comment World-famous Rio de Janeiro Carnival kicks off with colourful costumes and samba dancing Rio de Janeiro's world-famous carnival kicked off on Friday with street parties, colourful costumes, music and samba dancing. -
No Comment Mardi Gras, Australian style More than 300,000 revellers on Saturday descended onto Sydney's iconic Oxford Street for the Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras parade. -
World News Jewish memorial stone vandalised in Strasbourg The stone used to lie in a synagogue at the same location which the Nazis burnt down in 1940. -
France France's 'yellow vest' protest numbers sharply down, government figures show The interior ministry said it had counted 39,300 protesters nationwide compared to 46,600 people last week. -
France Yellow vest numbers are down after 16 weekends of protest in France The Interior Ministry reported that around 5,600 people were protesting across the country at 2pm on Saturday - at the same time last week it was almost double that number. -
Estonia Estonians head to the polls in key test for Europe's populist parties Estonians voters elect a new Parliament on Sunday as surveys show a surge of far-right party EKRE. -
Italy Watch: New Costa Venezia cruise ship built for Chinese market will carry over 5,200 guests Italian shipbuilding giant Fincantieri has launched a massive new cruise ship, the Costa Venezia, with a capacity of over 5,200 guests. With 135,500 tons and 323 metres in length, the Costa Venezia will be the largest ever ship introduced by Costa to the Chinese market. -
USA 8 killed in India-Pakistan fighting amid high tensions Tensions escalated following a suicide attack last month, and world leaders are scrambling to head off an all-out war. -
France Strasbourg's vandalised Jewish Memorial sparks indignation French authorities have opened an investigation on Saturday (March 2), into the vandalisation of a memorial stone marking the site of Strasbourg's Old Synagogue, which was destroyed by the Nazis during World War Two. -
World News Argentina's president defends austerity policies Maurici Macri's heated speech at the Union address in Congress called on support to slash the fiscal deficit while thousands demonstrated in the streets of Buenos Aires against living in poverty. -
USA Amazon knows what you like — and it can send you samples to boost buying Brands are paying Amazon to use its data to find potential new customers and send them samples. -
USA New Dr. Seuss book to be released this fall, teaches children about art "Dr. Seuss's Horse Museum" follows a friendly horse as he takes students on a tour of an art museum. -
World News Algerian protesters demand their ailing president steps down Abdelaziz Bouteflika suffered a stroke in 2013 and is rarely seen in public. -
Russia Russian physicist and Nobel laureate Zhores Alferov dies at 88 Alferov was a Russian scientist who contributed significantly to the creation of modern heterostructure physics and electronics. He won the 2000 Nobel Prize in physics. -
USA Saudi women's rights activists to face trial, prosecutors say The arrests were among the first incidents to cast a shadow over Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's attempts to position himself as a reformer. -
Hungary It’s about the economy, and immigration, stupid, and I’m not terrified | View Hungary's government responds to a writer who claimed Viktor Orban is dragging the country into darkness. -
USA Former sales exec says opioid maker bribed doctors to prescribe drugs Alec Burlakoff, who testified against his former Insys colleagues, made a rap video for a sales meeting in which he popped out of a bottle of opioids. -
Earth News Italy’s healthy fizz The sparkling wine production with a ‘zero environmental impact’ motto -
World News Kim returns to North Korea empty-handed His offer to dismantle the Yongbyon nuclear facility in exchange for a lifting of all sanctions was rejected by the US. -
USA Enormous alien-like hoodwinker sunfish known as Mola teca washes up on California beach An enormous hoodwinker sunfish, also known as Mola tecta, mysteriously washed up on a California beach over 10,000 kilometres from its usual habitat off the coast of New Zealand. -
USA North Korea's Kim heads home from Vietnam after Trump nuclear summit collapse Talks between Kim and Trump broke down on Thursday in a dispute over how much sanctions relief Washington should provide Pyongyang in return for nuclear disarmament steps. -
Earth News These 5 cosmetic ingredients may catch you off guard We're just spreading the word. -
Bulgaria PM Borissov assures NATO Bulgaria is not Russia's 'Trojan horse' Borissov voiced concern over the possibility of an escalation in the arms race between NATO and Russia and told NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg that Bulgaria will not be used as a 'Trojan horse' of Russia. Stoltenberg praised Bulgaria’s commitment to NATO during a visit to Sofia on Friday. -
USA SpaceX launches Crew Dragon capsule on crucial test flight to the space station The critical debut flight will go through every step of a real mission — just without any human passengers onboard. -
Spain Why a Roma woman is standing for Spain's far-right Vox party Isabel Nieto says immigration is hurting the Roma people -
Ireland Varadkar in Belfast: UK crashing out without a deal 'unlikely' On a visit to Belfast, the Irish Prime Minister, Leo Varadkar, has said he doesn't believe the UK will leave the European Union without a deal. Varadkar also laid out "new solutions to old problems" while speaking to business leaders in Northern Ireland. -
Destinations Eco-hotel of the month: Legian Bali This plastic-free paradise is leading the way in sustainability. -
World News South Asia is a nuclear flashpoint, expert tells Euronews South Asia is a nuclear flashpoint, expert tells Euronews