8 March 2019 | Euronews
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Venezuela Venezuela blackout goes into second day closing schools and workplaces Blackouts caused by power cuts closed schools and workplaces in Venezuela. -
USA Facebook's encryption plan could clash with law enforcement Every six minutes, on average, Facebook gets a request from a U.S. government body looking to get information about gangs, drug trafficking or other suspected crimes. -
USA Jussie Smollett indicted on 16 felony counts by grand jury Smollett was charged last month with felony disorderly conduct for the allegedly false report he made with Chicago police in January. -
World News Chief negotiator Barnier says EU can give UK unilateral right to leave customs union EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier said on Friday that the UK could be given the unillateral to leave the customs union, in a bid to unite UK parliament over the contentious backstop issue -
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USA Manafort sentence highlights unequal treatment of poor, minority defendants Analysis: The 47-month prison term is also an outlier by the standards of similar white collar schemes. -
Syria Shamima Begum's mother asks UK government to show 'mercy' for daughter The British government has received widespread criticism in the wake of news that the newborn son of exiled ISIS bride Shamima Begum has died -
Europe News State of the Union: "This house of Europe is today the prey of arsonists" What's Europe's future? Should we be worried or is there reason for optimism? Here's our interview with Bernard Henri-Lévy. -
No Comment No Comment of the Week From Dusseldorf's carnival floats to Indian's human chain calling for peace with Pakistan, here are some of the best no comment videos of this week. -
World News Airbnb boss says company has kept local communities at the core of expansion plan The American home-sharing platform Airbnb strives to be the next "travel super brand" but local communities and "authentic experiences" remain at the core of its expansion plan. -
United Kingdom Female genital mutilation trial: Mother sentenced to 11 years in jail The first person to be convicted in the UK for female genital mutilation gets 11 years in jail. -
USA Iranian-backed hackers stole data from major U.S. government contractor The hackers are believed to have penetrated the software giant Citrix years ago and have remained inside the company's computer network ever since. -
United Kingdom Watch: May’s sharp riposte to journalist after women’s day criticism Comments from UK Prime Minister Theresa May generated a round of applause from her audience after she was challenged by a reporter for not choosing to answer more questions from female journalists on International Women's Day -
Hungary Orban says Fidesz may leave EPP and seek alliance with Poland's ruling party "Obviously if we have to start something new, then the first place where we'll start negotiations will be Poland," Orban said on Friday. -
USA Bill Shine resigns as White House communications director, joins Trump's 2020 campaign The former Fox News executive is leaving the White House to become a senior adviser to President Donald Trump's 2020 re-election campaign, per the WH -
Ecotech Aston Martin Lagonda: new SUV is electric-powered and… vegan Guilt-free motoring for the environmentally-conscious, animal lover? -
USA Trump says Cohen asked 'directly' for a pardon, lied to Congress about it The president's former fixer quickly fired back Friday, naming hush-money recipients and accusing Trump of 'lies' and 'dirty deeds.' -
Austria Watch: Daredevils go to extreme lengths to find fresh snow in Austria Three freeriders abseil onto a mountain-top from a zeppelin in the Austrian Alps - in a bid to find fresh snow. -
Spain Watch: Women in Madrid join bike protest to mark Women's Day Women of all ages gathered in Madrid, Spain, to take part in a bike protest against gender-violence on Women's Day. -
USA Republican congressman releases full transcript of Bruce Ohr hearing Top House Republican unilaterally released the transcript to highlight Justice Department official's ties to Steel dossier author. -
Hungary International Women's Day: Female's life tasks lead to wonder of motherhood, says Hungary vice PM For International Women's Day, some Fidesz politicians did not hold back on their provoking thoughts about gender. -
Angola Take a 360° tour of an Angolan diamond mine BUSINESS ANGOLA | Have you ever wondered how diamonds are found? In this interactive report, you can follow the process from beginning to end. -
USA House majority backs massive Democratic ethics and election law overhaul The massive Democratic package would also require the release of presidential tax returns. -
World Male, Muslim and feminist, UN’s Mohammad Naciri talks women’s rights in the Middle East As the world celebrates International Women’s Day, Mohammad Naciri, a regional director for the United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women, spoke to Euronews about the current state of the women’s rights cause amongst Arab states. -
World Breast cancer awareness in focus in the UAE Dressed in pink, volunteers took part in a horseback parade across the UAE to raise awareness for breast cancer. -
World Turbo women: cyclists show their endurance in BikingMan Oman Cyclists from across the world have come to compete in an unsupported ultra-cycling race taking place along Oman’s rugged terrain. -
USA A killer discovery: Scientists find distinctly different orcas off Chile They don't look like other killer whales, and they don't eat like them, either, scientists say of the species discovered near South America. -
Iran Meet the Iranian 7-year-old who found internet fame completing the Mo Sala challenge Meet the Iranian 7-year-old who found internet fame completing the Mo Sala challenge -
Turkey Murder case highlights problem of violence against women in Turkey Large demonstrations expected in Istanbul for International Women's Day -
Germany German man sentenced for putting poison in his colleagues' sandwiches A German man has been sentenced to life in prison after he was caught on video putting poison in the sandwiches of his colleagues. -
World News Watch: What Euronews' female staff want on International Women's Day We asked our multinational female staff what they think is most important for them in the fight for gender equality as they celebrate International Women's Day. -
USA Elizabeth Warren calls to break up Facebook, Google and Amazon Warren has been a part of a growing group of Democrats who have called for greater regulation and antitrust enforcement of major tech companies. -
USA Trump claims vindication after Manafort's light sentence, but misstates judge's declaration The president again slammed the special counsel's Russia investigation as a "Witch Hunt Hoax." -
World Your Call in full: Migration 'fake news', Women's Day strikes, and Brexit deal or no deal Watch the full episode of Thursday night's Your Call -
World Raw Politics in full: Violence against women, Ukraine-Russia tensions, Brexit latest Catch the full episode of Thursday's Raw Politics -
USA How Joe Biden has cleared the 2020 field — and how he hasn't 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 SpaceX's Crew Dragon capsule returns to Earth after historic test flight The company is one step closer to carrying human passengers aboard its spacecraft. -
USA 'Captain Marvel' faces off against online trolls in lead-up to debut "Black Panther," "Star Wars: The Last Jedi" and the female-led "Ghostbusters" reboot were hit by similar vitriol. -
Japan Japanese lawyer apologises for Carlos Ghosn's costume fiasco Carlos Ghosn's lead defence lawyer apologised on Friday for disguising Nissan's former CEO as a construction worker as he left prison earlier this week. -
United Kingdom Watch again: May warns UK 'may never leave' EU if MPs reject her deal UK Prime Minister Theresa May said on Friday that the UK 'may never leave' the EU if MPs reject her deal in parliament next week -
United Kingdom What happens next with Brexit over the coming fortnight? MPs are due a second ‘meaningful vote’ on the EU-UK exit deal. If it’s defeated again then more votes could lead to Brexit being delayed. -
World News International Women's Day: celebrating the female influence behind Euronews To mark International Women's Day, we are shining a light on the female influence behind Euronews. -
Earth News A game changing resource for the environment Could rice husk be a solution for the poorly-housed around the world? -
Hungary Ejecting the autocrat: the EPP must ditch Orbán to salvage what remains of its credibility ǀ View The enfant terrible of the EPP, Viktor Orbán has consistently crossed red lines set out by the Europarty. In order to salvage what remains of its credibility and stick up for the EU's core values, the EPP must cut ties with the Hungarian autocrat before it is too late. -
USA U.S. 'watching in real time' as N. Korea restarts long-range rocket site "The intent of the North Koreans in this matter is known only to them ... They need to keep their commitments to the president of the United States." -
Italy The rise and rise of gluten-free in Italy | NBC Left Field “In Italy, bread is the foundation of our culinary tradition. As soon as someone’s diagnosed with celiac disease, they’re immediately terrified about how they’ll live without bread." -
World News How is Europe marking International Women's Day? Join us for coverage and a round-up of events taking place to mark International Women's Day. -
World News International Women's Day: the Iraqis risking their lives on social media Being a woman in Iraq can be restrictive; being a woman social media influencer can get you killed. -
USA She might just be the strongest mom in the world One circus star gives new meaning to the phrase "working mom balance." -
Germany Asylum-seekers who may be war-criminals have not been investigated, claims German newspaper Asylum-seekers who may be war-criminals have not been investigated, claims German newspaper -
United Kingdom Watch: Endangered giraffe is born at Chester Zoo There are fewer than 2,600 Rothschild giraffes remaining in the world. -
World News International Women’s Day: some of Google’s most common female-related questions answered Who was the first women in space? Or to win a Nobel Prize? How many are involved in EU politics? Or are killed by their partner? Euronews answers some of the most searched for questions on Google. -
USA The fight over Rep. Ilhan Omar exposed deep divisions in the Democratic caucus Analysis: Democrats can expect to find themselves brawling on ideological, generational, religious and racial lines again. -
Europe News Nikol Pashinyan: Armenia will not be authoritarian Armenian Prime Minister answered Euronews questions on his foreign policy, cooperation with EU, energy security. Nikol Pashinyan denies that Yerevan is balancing between Moscow and Brussels. -
Finland Finland's entire government resigns over failed healthcare reforms Finland's entire centre-right coalition government has resigned over its failure to push healthcare reforms through parliament. -
USA Unemployed man nearly lost winning $273M Mega Millions ticket "I put the tickets down to put my money away and did something with my phone and just walked away," the 54-year-old winner said. -
United Kingdom Brexit: Theresa May in last-ditch warning to EU over backstop The UK prime minister is urging Brussels to make concessions. The EU says the UK must present new ideas. Both sides are deadlocked at a critical stage. -
World News International Women's Day: EU progress on gender equality is moving at a 'snail's pace' While progress has been made toward gender equality in the EU, such progress is happening fast enough, according to a new report from the European Commission released in time for International Women's Day -
USA Michael Cohen sues Trump Organization over unpaid legal bills Last week, Cohen testified before the House Oversight Committee and accused the president of a slew of misdeeds. -
No Comment Spectators cheer on camel fighting contest, despite ban Thousands of people flocked to view a camel fighting spectacle in the Pakistani city of Layyah, despite a ban on such events -
No Comment Indian politicians get off on wrong foot in "shoe brawl" Two lawmakers from India's ruling party were set to be disciplined on Thursday (March 7) after a fight using a shoe as a weapon went viral on social media. -
Earth News The voices of sustainable fashion to follow These are some of the female leaders building a sustainable fashion future. -
No Comment Turkey's biggest mosque opens for Laylat al-Raghaib Turkey's biggest mosque opened its doors to worshipers on Thursday on the Camlica hill on the Asian side of Istanbul. -
No Comment Crimea marks Women's Day with combat gear and flowers Masked activists in military fatigues fanned out across the Crimean city of Simferopol on Thursday (March 7) handing out flowers to women ahead of International Women's Day and the fifth anniversary of the Black Sea peninsula's annexation by Russia -
World News Ex-Trump campaign chief Paul Manafort gets 4-year jail term for fraud The 47-month sentence follows the lobbyist’s conviction last year for tax and bank fraud. -
World News Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, women’s day, and Finland's PM resigns | Europe Briefing Our round-up of key stories from across Europe today. -
United Kingdom Detained British-Iranian mother granted diplomatic protection by UK The Foreign Secretary has today decided that the UK will exercise diplomatic protection in the case of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe as part of the Government’s continuing efforts to secure her release. -
USA Manafort's light sentence criticized as 'disrespectful' and 'an outrage' "As a former prosecutor, I'm embarrassed," said NBC News and MSNBC legal analyst Glenn Kirschner. -
USA Mueller's scorecard: Who's been convicted, sentenced Paul Manafort, who got 47 months in prison on Thursday, is one of seven people convicted to date in the special counsel probe. -
USA Congress, DHS watchdog probing if U.S. border agents targeted journalists NBC News and KNSD revealed Wednesday that U.S. border agents in California had a list of reporters, lawyers and activists to be questioned at the border.