No Comment Manila residents struggle to cope with water rationing Manila residents are struggling to cope with rationing imposed by the city's water authority. 14/03/2019
Israel Red Sea corals flourish at previously-restricted Israeli beach For 50 years an Israeli oil company kept bathers off a prime Red Sea beach. But it couldn’t stop sea life: a spectacular coral reef blossomed over time. Now, scientists have discovered a magical undersea world. 13/03/2019
No Comment Spring brings vitality to China's Guizhou Province With spring back to the earth, flowers have begun blooming in southwest China's Guizhou Province, attracting large numbers of visitors to enjoy the vitality of the earth. 13/03/2019
Partner content Made in Qingdao: China’s City of Film gets serious about attracting filmmakers with subsidies Partner content presented by Information Office of Qingdao Municipal Government Qingdao has already come a long way towards earning its moniker City of Film: Spring Festival blockbusters ‘The Wandering Earth’ and ‘Crazy Alien’ were filmed and produced in the East China city. 13/03/2019
No Comment Indian Ocean exploration mission makes historic broadcast A British-led scientific mission to document changes taking place beneath the Indian Ocean broadcast its first live, television-quality video images from a two-person submersible early Tuesday. 12/03/2019
No Comment Japanese robot delivers Buddhist teachings A robot is drawing worshippers to a temple in Kyoto, Japan, by delivering the teachings of Buddha. 12/03/2019
Singapore Boeing 737 MAX flights suspended in and out of Singapore Singapore is temporarily suspending all Boeing 737 MAX flights in and out of island city-state, according to the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS). 12/03/2019
Gaza Euroviews. It’s time we invested in bringing peace to Gaza ǀ View The EU, Arab nations and Japan have stepped in to avoid a funding shortfall for Gaza. But with Palestine is at boiling point, is there a better solution to alleviating the tension other than to invest in bringing peace to the region rather than cutting vital funding. 11/03/2019
Azerbaijan Ural Airlines jet makes emergency landing in Baku over bomb threat A Russian passenger jet made an emergency landing in Baku, Azerbaijan on Monday because of a suspected bomb on board the plane. It was a false alarm. 11/03/2019
Indonesia Malaysia drops murder charge against Indonesian woman in Kim Jong Nam case Malaysia drops murder charge against Indonesian woman in Kim Jong Nam case 11/03/2019
India Tibetan exiles mark 60th anniversary of failed uprising Crowds gathered in the Indian hill town of Dharamsala on Sunday to mark 60 years since the failed Tibetan uprising that drove the Dalai Lama into exile. 10/03/2019
Syria Last days of the ISIS Caliphate What was once proclaimed as a caliphate is now just a tiny enclave and these soldiers from the U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces believe they are now on the verge of a final victory. 10/03/2019
North Korea No suspense in North Korean elections Only one candidate allowed per constituency in vote for Supreme Assembly 10/03/2019
North Korea US images suggest N Korea may be about to launch satellite US images suggest N Korea may be about to launch satellite 09/03/2019
Pakistan Bodies of Italian, UK climbers found on Pakistan's "Killer Mountain" Italian Daniele Nardi and fellow mountaineer Tom Ballard were last heard from on Feb. 24. 09/03/2019
Living “Why would you want to see a Chanel jacket become car insulation?” Our exclusive interview with eco fashion entrepreneur Christina Dean, on building a new sustainable label and promoting the circular economy. 09/03/2019
Israel Israel shoots one man dead on Gaza border Israeli forces shoot dead one Palestinian man who was part of protests at the border with Gaza. 09/03/2019
No Comment Ultra-Orthdox Jews try to block women's rally in Jerusalem The woemn were praying at Jerusalem's Western Wall but ultra-Orthodox protesters tried to stop them. 09/03/2019
Syria Shamima Begum's mother pleads for mercy for her 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 08/03/2019
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. 08/03/2019
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. 08/03/2019
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. 08/03/2019
Iran Iranian football fan,7, finds internet fame through Mo Salah challenge Meet the Iranian 7-year-old who found internet fame completing the Mo Sala challenge 08/03/2019
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. 08/03/2019
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 08/03/2019
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. 08/03/2019