7 March 2019 | Euronews
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Belgium Frenchman found guilty of killing four people at a Jewish museum in Brussels A Belgian court has convicted French citizen Mehdi Nemmouche of “terrorist murder” for the shooting deaths of four people at a Jewish museum in Brussels in 2014. -
USA At an Airbnb? You might be on camera Concern about Airbnb cameras may be out of proportion to their actual use but they starkly symbolize the loss of privacy that many people feel as security technology proliferates. -
USA After criticism, Facebook cracks down on vaccine misinformation The announcement comes after weeks of criticism from public health advocates and lawmakers who have called for action. -
USA Flying car tire concept is where the rubber meets the road and the sky Where this tire is going, it doesn't need roads (but can still use them). -
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USA 'Leaving Neverland' is a long overdue reckoning for Michael Jackson fans ǀ View I never wanted the allegations to ruin my memories. But I cannot reconcile what I know and my love of his music any more. -
France 'Sex education is not porn': Instagram under fire for taking down explicit illustrations account An Instagram account providing sex education with illustrations of body parts was taken down following complaints, then reinstated after receiving criticism for its action. -
Switzerland Putin complained his limousine was too soft and asked for more 'brutal' version If you want to drive like Putin this could be the car for you. -
Europe News Anuna: the young Belgian who fights for the climate Inspired by Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg, Anouna de De Wever is one of the founders of the movement "Youth for Climate" -
World News 'Disposable' Valkyrie fighter drone takes first flight XQ-58A Valkyrie is designed to be cheap enough that airforces can afford to risk their loss. -
Spain Practising his best mooves: Farmer skates in front of his cows Pablo Pato uses the cowshed on the cattle farm to practice his grinds and spins, racing along past his audience of cows after clearing up after them and sweeping the hay out of the way. -
Central African Republic Central African Republic famine: "This is the most dangerous place in the world for children" Six years of civil war between Muslim rebels and Christian militias has left CAR's children in a desperate state. In this special edition of Insight for Euronews, NBC's Cynthia Mcfadden ventures into the war-torn country to see the humanitarian crisis for herself. To watch this spec -
USA In surprise announcement, Sherrod Brown says he won't run in 2020 "I will do everything I can to elect a Democratic President and a Democratic Senate in 2020," the Ohio Democratic senator said in a statement. -
Musica Sir Antonio Pappano and Benjamin Bernheim enchant London with Puccini's 'Messa di Gloria' When you hear the name Puccini the first thing you probably think about is opera: but the great Italian composer's first major work was a piece of church music, the "Messa di Gloria". The London Symphony Orchestra recently performed it at the Barbican Centre under the baton of Sir Antonio Pappano. -
Spain ‘Migrant-rescuing’ firefighter’s ‘vortex of worry’ over human trafficking probe Spanish firefighter Miguel Roldán was told by an Italian court he was being investigated for human trafficking after he took part in mission to rescue migrants in the Mediterranean. -
France Most gull-able contestants? Seaside town holds bird-impersonating contest A competition to find the best seagull impersonator has taken place in Dunkirk, France. -
Destinations Saving the Seychelles: plastic washes up on shores hardly touched by mankind From bags to bottles, around 13 million tonnes of plastic flows into our oceans every year -
Italy 'Europe needs take the positives from populism, not just fight it' If citizens don't feel Europe is listening, they will turn away. -
USA Paul Manafort, Trump's onetime campaign chairman, to be sentenced on fraud charges Federal guidelines call for Manafort, 69, to spend 19 to 24 years in prison. -
Markets European shares pull back ahead of ECB meeting European shares pull back ahead of ECB meeting -
Smart Regions Digitising Slovakia's literary heritage for posterity Smart Regions meets the experts digitising and preserving millions of books in order to safeguard Slovakia's cultural heritage. -
Belgium Glyphosate: Studies on whether weedkiller causes cancer must be released, rules ECJ The European Food Safety Agency (EFSA) has to disclose details of studies on the toxicity of weedkiller, EU judges ruled on Thursday, -
Kosovo "I have a dream." Disabled children should have an equal right to enjoy their education ǀ View Living with a disability is challenging, and no more so than for 14-year-old Rijad Mehmeti. Living with cerebal palsy in Kosovo, he dreamed of a magic school where he could enjoy his education. Now, he dreams of equality for all children to enjoy their education, regardless of disability. -
USA Queen Elizabeth II posts on Instagram for first time The Queen first tweeted in 2014. -
USA Investigators are eyeing presidential pardon talk once again 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 Canada's Trudeau says 'an erosion of trust' at root of scandal A former top aide to the prime minister told a Parliamentary committee Wednesday that allegations of political interference in a criminal case are untrue. -
USA Paws off these cats: Bill seeks to stop gov't 'slaughter' of kittens Sen. Jeff Merkley of Oregon called the government's research experiments on felines "horrific." -
Switzerland Aston Martin Lagonda: new SUV is electric-powered and… vegan Guilt-free motoring for the environmentally-conscious, animal lover? -
USA 36 countries slap Saudi with rare rebuke over human rights "The international community finally woke up," the son of a detained reforming cleric said. "This gives me hope." -
Peru Peru installs military bases to protect the Amazon from illegal mining The South American nation has declared war on the illegal mining that has devastated large areas of the Amazon region. -
Ecotech The super-fast electric car charging network coming to Europe What is Ionity and can it deliver on its promises? -
USA Fact check: Did Ocasio-Cortez and her team break campaign finance law? A conservative group filed an FEC complaint on Tuesday, alleging violations. Here's what's behind it. -
Russia What is Russia's new 'fake news' law all about? | Euronews answers People who spread what Russian authorities consider to be fake news or who show "disrespect" to the state will face tough new fines. -
USA Gardener with a grudge planted bombs, killed from beyond the grave "We do not know how many more devices might be out there." -
USA The new majority experiences some tough 'growing' pains House Democrats are facing internal fractures that are distracting from their bigger objectives in the new Congress. -
World Your Call in full: offensive parades, gender quotas and daylight savings politics Catch the full episode of Wednesday night's Your Call -
USA Thai court disbands political party for nominating princess The decision will raise fresh questions about the fairness of the upcoming election, the first since a military coup toppled the democratically elected government in May 2014. -
Europe News The Brief: EPP family feud, Nemmouche trial and Huawei in Brussels Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban and his party are facing exclusion from the Europe's largest political group after months of anti-EU rhetoric. The centre-right European People's Party has started the process which would remove him and his Fidesz party from the group. -
USA Over 100K sign petition to spare dog that bit boy, amputating his arm Authorities said the 4-year-old was bitten when he reached his arm, which had a sock on it, through a fence into a neighbor's yard. -
Europe News The Brief: The Green party has kicked off its European elections campaign Environmental issues are climbing up the agenda for European voters, so what solutions exist when the political will turns from rhetoric to action? -
USA House Democrats poised to take the baton from Mueller, move toward impeachment Analysis: Democrats are divided over whether — and how fast — to impeach the president. That hasn't stopped them from launching down that path. -
World News How International Women’s Day is being marked across Europe This year's official theme is #BalanceforBetter - but there are many unofficial events taking place too. -
France Barbarin resigns after receiving suspended prison sentence over abuse allegation neglect A French court convicted him on Thursday of failing to report allegations of sexual abuse of boy scouts in his diocese in the 1980s and early 1990s, by a priest who is due to go on trial later this year. -
USA Homeless man, N.J. woman accused in GoFundMe scam plead guilty Johnny Bobbitt Jr. faces up to 10 years in prison and Kate McClure faces up to 20 years. -
USA Alex Trebek reveals he has stage 4 pancreatic cancer: 'I'm going to fight this' The 78-year-old "Jeopardy!" host vows to overcome the long odds. -
World Right wing VOX party already ruffling feathers at the European Parliament “Our rights are not negotiable” was the message on display at the European Parliament on Wednesday. A powerful message from a group of Parliament officials protesting a conference involving the far right Spanish political party VOX. -
Russia Watch: Russian jet intercepts US spy plane Russian defence ministry says the American aircraft was heading towards its borders. -
World Raw Politics in Full: Parade politics, Spain's Vox, Estonia's likely PM Catch the full episode of Wednesday's Raw Politics -
USA R. Kelly taken into custody over unpaid child support Kelly had been out on bail in a criminal case over charges of aggravated sexual abuse. -
USA Virgin Atlantic no longer requiring female flight attendants to wear makeup In addition, pants will become an automatic uniform option. -
United Kingdom Brexit: Citroen, BMW and Aston Martin call for an end to the uncertainty Manufacturers tell Euronews of their struggles as Brexit talks remain inconclusive. -
Switzerland How electric cars are dominating the Geneva Motor Show The fastest and the slowest new vehicles unveiled in Geneva are both electric. -
Earth News The revival of an elite bread from Sicily We travel to ‘Italy's Barn’ where Tumminia is having a momentum -
World News What is Europe's approach to repatriating ISIS members? | Euronews answers We take a look at the different policies across countries in Europe for repatriating and rehabilitating recruits of the so-called Islamic State. -
Sport Rights groups criticise Formula One over Bahrain stance Rights groups criticise Formula One over Bahrain stance -
World News Cardinal Barbarin found guilty and Jewish museum trial | Europe briefing Euronews brought you the latest news and updates as they happened this morning. -
USA John Kelly differs with Trump on immigration, mum on security clearances At Duke University, Trump's former chief of staff dodged questions about security clearances for Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump. -
USA North Korea glorifies Kim's summit with Trump in new documentary The film broadcast Wednesday omitted the failed nuclear negotiations with President Donald Trump. -
USA U.S. border agents had list of reporters, lawyers, activists to question Several people on the list told NBC News they were questioned at the border as part of what U.S. border agents called a "national security investigation."