4 March 2019 | Euronews
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No Comment People in India call for peace with Pakistan "The people of India and Pakistan want peace, not war" - with this slogan, hundreds of people formed a human chain in India. -
No Comment German carnival strongholds of Duesseldorf, Cologne celebrate Rose Monday Revellers braved rain and wind to celebrate Rose Monday in the German carnival strongholds of Cologne and Duesseldorf on Monday using comedy to shine a light on political issues that have dominated the news over the last year. -
No Comment Ice-skaters brave the cold in Siberia for a race on the world's deepest lake Swimsuit wearing ice-skaters braved the Siberian cold to take part in a race on Lake Baikal on Saturday. -
No Comment Myanmar destroys confiscated ivory, opens elephant museum Confiscated ivory and other animal parts are displayed before being destroyed during a ceremony to mark World Wildlife Day in Yangon, Myanmar on Sunday. -
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No Comment Venezuelans set politics aside with dog costume contest Dogs and cats compete in a costume contest to choose a ‘King’ and ‘Queen’ of Carnival. -
USA Americans killed in Kenya helicopter crash were avid travelers Officials said the helicopter "lost control and crashed" shortly after leaving Lake Turkana Central Island on Sunday night. -
USA Trump associate Felix Sater sued by Mariah Carey's former manager Stella Stolper says Sater — who's scheduled to testify before the House — stole business and personal data using an "unauthorized backdoor" on her devices. -
USA States ready lawsuits to block new Trump administration abortion policy California Attorney General Xavier Becerra filed a challenge on Monday, while a coalition of other states said they would sue, as well. -
USA House Democrats demand documents on Trump-Putin talks The Washington Post reported in January that Trump personally intervened to hide details of a meeting with the Russian president. -
United Kingdom UK's May praises Salisbury on anniversary of Skripal poisoning as Russia "debunks" investigation "Today is an important milestone for Salisbury as it emerges from the shadow cast by the use of chemical weapons on the steets of our country," May said. -
World Raw Politics in full: Salisbury anniversary, Orban vs. 'useful idiots', and women's week Kickstart the week with Monday's episode of Raw Politics. -
Australia Balloons deadliest risk to seabirds ingesting ocean plastic Seabirds are much more likely to die from ingesting balloon fragments than hard plastics, researchers have found. -
Markets Sino-U.S. trade deal optimism lifts UK's FTSE; Ted Baker slips Sino-U.S. trade deal optimism lifts UK's FTSE; Ted Baker slips -
USA '90210' and 'Riverdale' actor Luke Perry dies aged 52 American actor Luke Perry has died aged 52 after suffering a stroke, his publicist said in a statement. -
USA McConnell: Senate likely to pass measure terminating Trump's national emergency The resolution, to be voted on later this month, "will then be vetoed by the president and then all likelihood the veto will be upheld in the House," the majority leader said Monday. -
USA Huge asteroids harder to break up than previously thought, study finds A new study suggests the humanity-saving heroics depicted in movies such as "Armageddon" and "Deep Impact" could be even trickier than they seem. -
USA From trolling to profiting: How Howard Schultz became the subject of so many Twitter 'fans' The Schultz accounts provide a preview of the kind of fakery researchers expect to see on social media during the 2020 election. -
USA Report: Trump ordered top adviser Cohn to block AT&T-Time Warner merger "I want that deal blocked!" Trump reportedly fumed to Gary Cohn and White House chief of staff John Kelly during an Oval Office meeting in 2017. But Cohn refused. -
USA Matthew Whitaker has left the Justice Department His next career move is unknown, but Whitaker has told friends that he will remain in Washington because there are "many opportunities here," sources said. -
Venezuela Watch again: Venezuelans demonstrate in Caracas as Guaido returns Guaido is risking arrest with his return after he ignored a court-imposed travel ban and toured Latin American countries to boost support for his campaign to oust Maduro. -
USA House Judiciary Committee launches investigation into potential Trump abuses Requests were sent to 81 individuals and entities, including the president's family, businesses and administration. -
Greece Dozens arrested for erecting giant cross in Lesbos meant to deter migrants The Greek island was one of the main gateways into Europe at the height of the migrant and refugee crisis. -
Switzerland European Car of the Year 2019: Jaguar's all-electric I-Pace model wins prestigious prize It was voted Europe's best new car at the Geneva International Motor Show. -
USA Brexit is 25 days away, but U.K. isn't feeling the love from Washington "Special relationship" has long been reserved for America's most powerful ally: the U.K. And then Trump last week used it to refer to Kim Jong Un. -
Greece Award-winning photographer Yannis Bahrakis dies — his best pictures The Reuters photojournalist covered some of the most dangerous events around the world. He died at 58 after a long battle with cancer. -
USA Supreme Court won't take New Jersey church case Three of the court's conservatives said the broader issue of whether states could deny historic preservation funds to churches must be addressed in some future case. -
USA WarnerMedia announces massive restructuring to compete with streaming services The announcement comes just days after two top executives announced their departures from the new, AT&T-owned company. -
Notes From The Usa Retracing American history in Boston, Massachusetts French singer-songwriter Laetitia Shériff is travelling around the US on the trail of musical history and culture. She stopped off in Boston, a city with such an extensive cultural and intellectual tradition that it was once dubbed “the Athens of America”. -
United Kingdom Unmarried winners of the 'Wife Carrying Championship' set to make it official The unmarried winners of Britain's 'Wife Carrying Championships' are set to make their relationship official following a surprise proposal this weekend -
Italy Italians have massive fruit fight in annual Battle of the Oranges Italians in Ivrea used around 500 tonnes of oranges in the battle. -
Poland Former deputy of murdered Gdansk mayor wins election to replace him by landslide Aleksandra Dulkiewicz, the former deputy of murdered Gdansk mayor Pawel Adamowicz, has won the city's mayoral race by a huge margin. -
Next Series 3D modelling will document Europe's cultural heritage The EU funded Inception project is developing a cultural and architectural heritage data base using 3D tools which everyone from academics to tourists will be able to access. -
USA Former Attorney General Eric Holder says he's not running for president Holder will instead focus on his redistricting efforts, he wrote in a Washington Post op-ed. -
USA How 'socialism' plays poorly with the middle of the electorate First Read is your briefing from "Meet the Press" and the NBC Political Unit on the day's most important political stories and why they matter. -
USA Man allegedly faked his own abduction to avoid paying $50,000 Super Bowl bet He claimed he was abducted by two men who stole $16,000 from him and drove him around for two days, police said. -
USA More than 20 dead as tornadoes rip through Alabama Rescuers have been searching the debris of destroyed homes for victims, as one county alone reported more tornado deaths than for the whole of the US last year. -
USA House Democrats eye GOP playbook for Justice Department requests Uncertain about how much of the Mueller report may be made public, Democrats will look to use their powers to obtain information. -
Earth News 5 ways the fashion industry is more diverse than ever What advancements have we made socially, ethically, politically, and commercially? -
Denmark Watch: Brexit is a 'circus', warns Danish PM If you've ever wondered what European politicians really think about Brexit you should listen to Denmark's prime minister. -
United Kingdom Keith Flint, iconic frontman of British band The Prodigy, found dead at home in Essex Keith Flint, the iconic frontman of British band The Prodigy, has died -
Markets Stocks jump as U.S., China inch closer to trade deal Stocks jump as U.S., China inch closer to trade deal -
USA Colorado's John Hickenlooper enters presidential race, says country faces a 'crisis' The former Colorado governor touted his state's success at implementing progressive priorities like gun control and expanding Medicaid. -
Taste Michelin starred chef Gary Rhodes shares his Pan-Fried Salmon and Spring Risotto recipe Michelin starred chef Gary Rhodes shares his 'Asparagus Spring Onion and Chive Rissotto' as his 'Pan-Fried Salmon Fillet' with Euronews' Taste. -
USA Poll: More Americans see Democrats as 'mainstream' on climate, health care Republicans are seen as more in line with more Americans on issues of taxes and spending. -
USA US farmers and trappers say limiting animal trapping threatens a way of life "I just think the tide has turned. There are too many people out there on those public lands, and it's like we're walking through a mine field," said a New Mexico man whose dog died in a trap. -
United Kingdom British politicians shift ground on Brexit and new 'towns fund' criticised Politicians in the UK continue to be locked in negotiations to try and get agreement on a Brexit deal, despite it being just over three weeks until Britain is scheduled to leave the EU. -
World Orban's billboard row provokes anti-Semitism accusations and 'Momentum' pushback Viktor Orban rejected claims from the German newspaper Die Welt Am Sonntag that the posters had used anti-Semitic undertones. Orban accused the author of projecting German attitudes on the billboards. -
France Dozens of migrants try to board cross-Channel ferry to Dover Dozens of migrants try to board cross-Channel ferry to Dover -
USA Trump admin to let Americans sue some foreign firms doing business in Cuba The Trump admin has long sought ways to toughen the U.S. economic embargo on Cuba and has rolled back some measures enacted by the Obama administration. -
USA Four Americans killed when helicopter crashes in Kenya The incident comes less less than a month after three Americans were among five who died in a plane crash in the west of the country. -
USA Warner: "Enormous evidence" of contacts between Trump campaign and Russia The top Democrat on Senate Intelligence Committee says Trump campaign's contact with Russians during 2016 was historically unprecedented. -
Business Ted Baker CEO resigns after hugging row Fashion boss was investigated for his culture of hugs. -
USA A climate science giant leaves a final warning Days before his death, Wallace Broecker urged scientists to consider deploying a last-ditch solar shield to stop global warming. -
USA ISIS on the brink of defeat in Syria as U.S.-backed forces launch final attack "We expect it to be over soon," said Mustafa Bali, a spokesman for the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF). -
USA Man and dog survived 5 days trapped in snowbound car His car got stuck during a historic blizzard in central Oregon, with some areas getting as much as 20 inches of snow, a local media outlet reported. -
USA Santa Anita racetrack has 20th horse death It is the 20th horse racing death at Santa Anita Park since Dec. 26. -
World News Estonia election results and migrants detained | Europe briefing Take a look back at this morning's top stories from around Europe. -
USA In Chicago, Sanders signals his intent to reach black voters His effort to address the challenges facing African-Americans comes as the Vermont senator faces a large and diverse primary field.