9 February 2016 | Euronews
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World News Taiwan quake: Developer arrested in collapsed building probe Witnesses at the scene of the collapsed Golden Dragon building in Tainan say they have seen cans of cooking-oil packed inside wall cavities exposed by the damage, apparently having been used as buildi -
USA Trump and Sanders win New Hampshire primary Republican Donald Trump and Democratic Socialist Bernie Sanders have taken the New Hampshire primary. While Hillary Clinton quickly conceded defeat -
Korea North Korea plutonium production resumed - US intelligence chief North Korea, which launched a long range rocket on Sunday in defiance of international warnings, has restarted plutonium production, according to -
Sport Paris 2024 unveil new Eiffel Tower-inspired Olympic bid logo The Paris 2024 Olympic bid committee unveiled on Tuesday their new Eiffel Tower-inspired logo at a ceremony in the French capital. The design -
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USA US election: Expect the unexpected in the New Hampshire Primary With the White House in the distance, the stakes couldn’t be higher. Yet many in New Hampshire – the second state to pick its party nominees for the -
Germany 'Human error responsible' for deadly Bad Aibling train crash - sources German media, quoting sources close to investigation, cite human error as cause of collision At least 10 dead 81 injured, 18 in serious condition Two -
Sport Hadlow retains King-of-the-Air Kitesurfing title Some 13 thousand spectators lined the shores of Big Bay Beach in Cape Town, South Africa to watch the world’s best compete in the King-of-the-Air -
Syria Syria: UN warns of siege and starvation in Aleppo The United Nations warned on Tuesday that the Syrian government assault on Aleppo could cut off food supplies to 300,000 civilians still living -
Economy French and German finance chiefs discuss economic weakness and eurozone recovery Even as stock market indexes slid further, French and German finance chiefs meeting in Paris warned against over-reacting to signs of economic weakness. -
Syria Syria: Tens of thousands fleeing Aleppo remain stranded at Turkey border A tent city has sprung up on Syria’s border with Turkey, which is still resisting UN and EU calls to open the crossing and let refugees through -
Hungary EU refugee crisis: "Like it or not, we have to work together" -
South Africa Zuma's legal battle latest stumble in error-filled second term South African President Jacob Zuma’s legal headache is just the latest problem he has been backed into. His critics say that in the past this has -
Sport Tour of Qatar: Kristoff wins stage two Norway’s Alexander Kristoff claimed stage two of the Tour of Qatar on Tuesday after holding off the challenge of Mark Cavendish in a sprint finish -
USA New Hampshire: Trump tipped to triumph, but everything still to play for The US presidential race kicks off in earnest. All is to play for as New Hampshire holds the country's first Primary election. -
Russia Moscow demolishes illegal metro kiosks in night of long shovels Moscow has begun the large-scale demolition of kiosks and small shopping centres. Sergei Shogurov, head of the capital’s real estate inspectorate -
Spain Spain: Princess Cristina and her husband in court, as defendants testify in fraud case Spain’s Princess Cristina, the first member of the country’s royal family ever to face trial returned to court in Mallorca on Tuesday. Cristina one -
Sport American Athletes warned over Zika risks at Rio Olympics The Director of the United State’s National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases has warned American athletes about the risks of travelling -
Sport Raptors continue fine form with victory over Pistons Kyle Lowry starred as the Atlantic Division-leading Toronto Raptors beat the Detroit Pistons on home court in Michigan. There was nothing much to -
Economy To Russia with cash: Chinese tourists offset fall in Western visitors Russia is enjoying a tourism boom of Chinese visitors who have become the largest group of foreign visitors with numbers more than doubling last year compared with 2014. -
Sport Famed Cuban baseball brothers believed to have defected to US Two high-profile baseball playing brothers from Cuba have reportedly abandoned a team travelling in the Dominican Republic with national media -
Europe News Varoufakis' new pan-Europe party aims to strengthen democracy “We want to strengthen democracy and prevent the EU’s disintegration.” The message from former Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis, as he -
USA New Hampshire: what the pivotal primary means for White House hopefuls All eyes are on New Hampshire this Tuesday in the race to become the next US president. It is holding the first primary in the state-by-state process -
Ukraine Eastern Ukraine struggles to survive across rebel dividing line No jobs. Little left standing. A long wait to cross a frontier made by a war few Ukrainian farmers understand, and which cuts them off from their market...if they could grow anything. Near Luhansk, li -
USA Tree-hugging baby panda gets helping paw from mum Black-and-white baby branches out -
Economy International Energy Agency says oil glut is poised to worsen The International Energy Agency thinks oil prices won't rise significantly this year as declines in US output take time and OPEC is unlikely to agree with other producers to cut output. -
World News Victim, activist, heroine. Who was Masika? Euronews takes a look at the life of a remarkable woman -
Business Series Sanofi earnings to be 'stable' despite declining sales French drugmaker Sanofi has pledged its 2016 earnings will be stable despite declining sales of diabetes and cancer treatments. -
Business Series TUI shifts destination focus over security concerns in Turkey and North Africa Tour operator TUI is to develop new destinations as bookings drop to countries like Turkey, Egypt and Tunisia after terrorist attacks. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Jailed Bosnian Serb General Zdravko Tolimir dies in detention Bosnian Serb General Zdravko Tolimir, serving a life sentence for genocide during the Balkan wars of the 1990s, has died in detention in the Hague -
Europe News Migrant crisis: Turkey-EU 'lack of trust' slows action Last November, the EU struck a deal with Turkey to try and stem the flow of refugees from the country. As the European Commission prepares to assess -
Syria Suicide bombing at Damascus police club kills several people A suicide car bomber blew himself up at a police officers’ club in a residential district of Damascus on Tuesday, killing several people, Syria’s -
World News Two commuter trains collide head-on in Germany Reports from the scene in Bavaria suggest at least eight dead -
No Comment Migrants brave freezing waters to reach Greece On the island of Lesbos, the Greek Coastguard and Frontex patrols rescue refugees and migrants, the majority of whom were children and men attempting -
Culture news Ukrainian talent sparkles in Fashion Days Kiev More than 60 designers presented their 2016 Fall/Winter collections at the fifth edition of Kiev Fashion Days. Ukrainian designer Anna K. is a -
World News Storm Imogen wreaks havoc across Europe Spain Rescue workers in Spain are battling against strong winds and crashing waves to recover the body of a 20-month-old baby. The child was swept -
Culture news Frontman Urie shines in new release from Panic! at the Disco Death of a Bachelor paves a new musical path for Brendon Urie. -
Cinema Story of a reunited friendship, 'Truman' triumphs at Spain's Goya Awards Truman is the story of two childhood friends reunited after years of separation. -
World News New Hampshire: Dixsville Notch results in Kasich wins for Republicans while Democrats go for the Bern -
India Man 'killed by meteorite' could be first victim ever recorded A bus driver in India has become the first recorded victim of a meteorite strike, according to the local government. Authorities in the southern -
World News Violent clashes in Hong Kong as police crackdown on street vendors There has been a night of violent clashes in Hong Kong – the worst since pro-democracy protests in late 2014. The trouble began when police tried to -
USA Trump and Sanders lead ahead of New Hampshire primary Trump and Sanders lead ahead of New Hampshire vote Rumours of staff shake-up in Clinton campaign Preparations are underway for today’s New -
World News FYROM reinforces border fence to limit refugees Authorities in the Former Yugoslavian Republic of Macedonian have begun reinforcing a barrier at its border with Greece in a bid to limit the number -
World News Spaniard detained over 'dismembered body' in Thailand A Spaniard accused of a gruesome murder has been arrested in Cambodia and sent back to Thailand . Artur Segarra Princep is said by police to have -
World News Egypt denies involvement in Italian student death Egypt angry over accusations police killed Italian student Body of Giulio Regeni shows signs of torture Relations strained between Rome and Cairo -
World News S Africa: rally planned as Zuma court hearings begin Thousands of South Africans are expected to march in Johannesburg on Tuesday as court hearings begin over President Jacob Zuma’s use of public money