2 March 2016 | Euronews
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Belgium EU launches emergency aid fund as Greece struggles with migrant crisis Greece calls for help with build up of migrants on its borders - UN says children are most at risk -
Syria Car bombing against Syrian rebels kills 18, says monitor Monitors from the British-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) reported at least 18 people were killed in a car bomb on Wednesday (March -
World News Leader of Socialists in Spain fails in first vote to become prime minister The head of the Socialists in Spain, Pedro Sanchez, has failed in a first vote to become prime minister and form a minority coalition -
Sport Security heightened for Euro 2016 Wednesday marked the 100 day countdown to the European football championships in France. Following two deadly terrorists attacks in the country’s -
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Sport Players need to have more say in decision making process - FIFA president Infantino Recently elected FIFA president Gianni Infantino says he would like players to be more involved in the decision making at football’s world governing -
Switzerland Supercars vye to rev up Geneva auto show They’re not to everyone’s taste and they’re certainly not for everyone’s pocket but supercars may be screaming the loudest at this year’s Geneva -
Egypt Mystery over brutal death of Italian researcher in Egypt deepens After sources said Giulio Regeni had been tortured over a week, the president's office claimed that "terrorists" were behind the killing -
North Korea UN approves harsh new sanctions for North Korea North Korea faces harsh new sanctions after the United Nations Security Council unanimously passed a resolution drafted by the regime’s closest ally -
USA Talking Trump: the leading Republican candidate in quotations “Tomorrow belongs to Donald Trump”, declared one headline after Super Tuesday. If so it could be a time devoid of ideology but filled with -
Mexico El Chapo: Extradite me to the US, the Mexican prison guards won't let me sleep! A complaint of sleep deprivation is said to be behind a request by the captured drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman -
Brazil Brazilian judge frees Vice President of Facebook in Latin America Argentinian Diego Dzodan was arrested for refusing to hand over to the police information about a user of the message service WhatsApp -
Sport Record-breaking Vonn ends season early due to injury Lindsey Vonn’s season has come to a premature end after the American Speed Queen announced she has withdrawn from the current campaign due to -
Sport Platini enters last chance saloon to overturn FIFA ban Banned Uefa president Michel Platini has walked into the last chance saloon in a bid to overturn his suspension from all football-related activity -
USA US voters react: "I don't think either candidate is qualified to run the country" The reality of how the US presidential race is shaping up is now hitting home, the day after Super Tuesday -
Turkey Release of Turkish journalists 'a clear defeat' for Erdogan The release of two Turkish journalists has been described by one of them as a “clear defeat” for the country’s president. Can Dundar from -
Lebanon Gulf Arab states label Hezbollah a terrorist group The Shi’ite militant group Hezbollah is facing further sanctions after a decision by the six-member Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) to class it as a -
Sport NBA: No Magic against the Mavericks The Dallas Mavericks continued their fine form against the Orlando Magic this week when they beat Florida-based franchise for the third time in a row -
Indonesia Indonesia and Australia cancel tsunami warnings after 7.9-magnitude quake off Sumatra Indonesia has called off a tsunami warning issued earlier on Wednesday after a massive and shallow earthquake struck off the west coast of of -
Europe News Croatian PM calls for more EU help with refugees Croatia’s prime minister has called on the EU to do more to help governments struggling with the influx of refugees and migrants. Croatia is one of -
Business Line Apple vs FBI: the line between privacy and public safety In this edition of Business Line, we ask the European Data Protection Supervisor about the battle between Apple and the FBI over data access. -
Sport French authorities to investigate Rio and Tokyo Olympic bids Judges at France’s highest financial court in Paris are to investigate the bidding and voting processes for the 2016 Rio de Janeiro and 2020 Tokyo -
Sport Galatasaray banned from European competition Turkey’s most successful football club Galatasaray have been banned from European competition for one year after breaching UEFA’s financial Fair Play -
Turkey Residents return to ruined Turkish city of Cizre after partial lifting of curfew Turkey has partially lifted a strict curfew that has been in force in the southeastern city of Cizre for the past two and a half months -
World News UNHCR warns Europe is on the cusp of a largely self-induced humanitarian crisis The United Nations High Commission for Refugees has warned Europe is on the cusp of a largely self-induced humanitarian crisis. Much of the evidence -
Europe News EU plans new aid scheme to help Greece with refugees The EU plans to launch a new refugee aid programme as Greece struggles deal with the influx of migrants to its shores. The UN has warned that there -
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China [Watch] Toddler falls out of moving van on motorway A two-year-old toddler had a lucky escape on Sunday (27 March) when he found his way out of the boot of his Grandfather’s van in the middle of a busy -
Business Series Airbus bets big on China with new factory European aerospace firm Airbus has started construction of a new facility in China where it will fit out wide-body planes assembled in France as it bets on the aviation market there continuing to expa -
Japan Ahead of Fukushima anniversary residents worry about future of affected areas Locals say the future will depend on young people returning and so far there's only a handful, amid lingering fears about radioactivity -
World Trump vs. Clinton: towards a 'nasty' showdown Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton surge ahead in the race to the White House. Now what? -
Economy Rating agency Moody's downgrades its outlook on China's debt Moody's has downgraded its outlook on Chinese government debt to 'negative' from 'stable' due to uncertainty about economic reforms, rising debt and falling foreign currency reserves. -
Economy Spanish unemployment shows slight rise, but underlying numbers stable The number of people registering as out of work in Spain rose slightly in February compared with January, but adjusted figures taking into account seasonal factors showed a decrease in the jobless tot -
Culture news Niki de St Phalle inspires Paris Fashion Week opening show Paris Fashion Week has kicked off with a whimsical ready-to-wear collection by Liselore Frowijn. The young Dutch designer said she was inspired by -
World News EU unveils multi-million aid plan to help ease migrant crisis The EU has agreed a three-billion euro aid deal with Turkey to help it shelter refugees, mainly from Syria -
France Online abuse sours Hollande's use of live video application Periscope Social media has proved a useful tool for the powerful to reach their target audience, without the inconvenience of having journalists verify or -
Israel Two Palestinians shot dead after attacking Israeli in West Bank Israeli soldiers have shot dead two Palestinian teens after they allegedly attacked an Israeli settler at his home in the occupied West Bank -
USA Trump tones down rhetoric against rivals after Super Tuesday wins In his victory speech, the billionaire businessman struck a different note and was generally conciliatory towards his Republican rivals but Trump -
USA Clinton captures key southern states on US Super Tuesday With Hillary Clinton now increasingly getting closer to becoming her party’s presidential nominee, the former secretary of state went out to stress -
Culture news Putting the art into artificial intelligence as a critic robot tours Quai Branly in Paris Visitors to Paris' Quai Branly museum of indigenous art will encounter a little robot in a bowler hat which is programmed to record their reactions and then use the data to develop its own taste. -
World Super Tuesday: what next? Our Washington correspondent walks us through the latest results and what they mean for the race to the White House. -
World News US election 2016: Clinton and Trump surge ahead after Super Tuesday Super Tuesday has become winners’ Wednesday for Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. Both have taken huge steps towards securing their parties’ -
World News Cuba reports first case of Zika in Venezuelan doctor Cuba reported its first case of Zika on Wednesday, diagnosed in a 28-year-old Venezuelan doctor whose husband and brother-in-law previously -
France France launches corruption investigation into bid processes for 2016 & 2020 Olympics -
Cinema Sci-fi and reality merge at Fantasporto film festival The festival wraps up this weekend in Porto. Tune in to euronews to find out who the winners are. -
No Comment Evacuation of the Calais jungle The evacuation of the migrant camp in Calais: the bulldozers continued to tear shelters apart in the southern part of the so-called ‘jungle’. -
No Comment Unstoppable An elephant runs amok during a festival in India’s southern Kerala state, attacking nearly 27 vehicles parked near a temple. -
Kazakhstan Astronaut Scott Kelly returns to Earth after longest US space mission An American astronaut and Russian cosmonaut have returned to Earth after an unprecedented period of almost a year in space for NASA. The time spent -
World News Clinton and Trump dominate in Super Tuesday voting Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton rolled up a series of wins on Tuesday, as the two presidential front-runners took a step toward -
Brazil Brazil jails Facebook executive for refusing to share WhatsApp data Facebook has called the arrest of its Latin America vice president over a court order in a drug trafficking case “extreme and disproportionate”. -
Kazakhstan NASA spaceman Scott Kelly returns to Earth after record breaking ISS stint NASA astronaut Scott Kelly and Russian cosmonaut Mikhail Kornienko have arrived back on Earth after nearly a year aboard the International Space -
Vatican Australian sex abuse victims call for Papal promise to protect children Australian victims of sexual abuse by Roman Catholic clergy have called for a face to face meeting with Pope Francis. They want a Papal commitment -
Business Series FBI admits outcome of data battle with Apple will set legal precedent The ongoing battle between the FBI and Apple over access to iPhone data of a terrorist, came before Congress on Tuesday. At the hearing the chief of -
France Aid agencies slam French destruction of Calais migrant camp The French authorities continued clearing the southern part of the Calais migrant camp known as the Jungle on Tuesday as police stood guard in case -
World News Europe's leaders weigh in on best way to deal with migrant crisis Divisions deepen and opinions differ over how the European Union should deal with the migrant crisis.