3 March 2016 | Euronews
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World News Insults fly as Republican race for the White House erupts into civil war The rancor in the US Republican party exploded on Thursday as former presidential nominee Mitt Romney launched a blistering attack on Donald Trump’s -
Europe News No sign Balkan border measures have cut refugee arrivals yet, says UNHCR Greece has borne the brunt of the arrivals from the Middle East, with many refugees and migrants making the journey from Turkey in makeshift boats -
Sport Mikkelsen tops timesheets after Rally Mexico shakedown Andreas Mikkelsen topped the timesheets in the shakedown for Rally Mexico on Thursday – the third leg and first gravel test this season. The -
World News Spain's Princess Cristina testifies in tax fraud trial Spain’s Princess Cristina told her tax fraud trial on Thursday (March 3) she had no knowledge of financial matters because her husband took charge of -
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Syria Syrian truce may be fragile, but it's allowing flow of crucial aid The UN estimates almost half a million people are stuck in besieged areas of Syria and a further 4.6 million are in hard-to-reach areas -
Sport 11-year old hits hole-in-one at Woods' course A hole in one is a very rare occurance for an amateur golfer. In fact according to the national hole-in-one association the odds of hitting an ace is -
World News Paris and London put pressure on Russia over attacks in Syria France and Britain on Thursday called on the Syrian government and its Russian ally to end attacks on Western-backed rebels -
Sport Video: An eventful day on the waves It has been an eventful period in the world of sailing this week as this video will show. America’s Cup champions Oracle Team USA hit some trouble on -
World The challenges of preventing migrant deaths in the Aegean Sea -
World News Oscar Pistorius loses appeal against murder conviction Paralympian Oscar Pistorius has had his right to appeal against his murder conviction rejected by South Africa’s Constitutional Court. In December -
France Evictions at Calais camp enter fourth day amid mouth-sewing protests Despite migrants sewing their mouths together, evictions and demolition work went on into a fourth day at a camp in Calais -
Libya Two Italian hostages reportedly killed in Libya attack Two Italian construction workers who’d been kidnapped in Libya have reportedly been killed in fighting between security forces and Islamic State -
Musica Shakespeare celebrated at Beirut's Al Bustan festival This classical music festival marks 400 years since England's greatest poet and playwright died. -
Sport No empty stadia for Euro 2016 - France coach Deschamps The head coaches of the 24 teams participating at this summer’s European championships in France gathered in Paris this week for a pre-tournament -
Business Series The supercars are the stars of the Geneva motor show, but what about hybridization? As the Geneva motor show opens we check out the Bugatti Chiron, the Lamborghini Centenario and the hybridization of our daily drivers. -
Sport Argentine champions Boca Juniors appoint Schelotto as coach Argentine champions Boca Juniors have appointed former player Barros Schelotto as their new coach following Monday’s sacking of Rodolfo Arruabarrena -
Economy Brazil's economy heading for depression after slumping 3.8% in 2015 The spectre of depression hangs over Brazil after its economy contracted by 3.8 percent last year as businesses invested less and laid off more than 1.5 million workers. -
Sport Raptors beat Jazz for club record 11th striaght home win The Atlantic division leading Toronto Raptors proved too hard to handle for the Utah Jazz on Wednesday evening as the Canadian outfit enjoyed a -
World News Ukrainian pilot on trial in Russia starts dry hunger strike A Ukrainian Air Force pilot on trial in Russia has begun a dry hunger strike to protest at the length of what she says is an unjust legal process -
Sport Australia's Olympic silver medallist Sarah Tait dies aged 33 The Australian Olympic committee announced on Thursday that former world rowing champion and Olympic silver medallists Sarah Tait has died of cancer -
Economy Eurozone slowdown worsens as businesses report another difficult month More signs have emerged of a eurozone slowdown as the latest surveys of the region's businesses indicate they had their worst month in over a year. -
World News Turkish police shoot dead two female militants in Istanbul Startling video has emerged of the moment two female Turkish militants launched an attack on a police bus in Istanbul. The drama unfolded in the -
Culture news Welcome Among Us, an evening of classical music for refugees in Germany Berlin hosted a special classical concert at the city's Philharmonic Hall exclusively for refugees and volunteers. -
World News France and UK boost cooperation on security and defence, including new drone technology France and the UK have announced closer cooperation in areas of security and defence at a joint summit in northern France -
Culture news Rochas in bloom at Paris Fashion Week Rochas brings sunshine to Paris Fashion Week in a ready-to-wear collection blooming with garden florals and femininity. -
Spain Spain in its political labyrinth Two and a half months after the General Election, Spain still has no Government. And no-one can tell you when it might get one. On Friday, exactly 48 -
Honduras Environmental and indigenous rights leader murdered in Honduras -
Business Series Facebook faces competition investigation in Germany Germany's competition regulator is looking into whether Facebook abuses its dominant market position by forcing users to agree to the use of their personal data without them fully understanding what t -
Russia Russian atheist 'faces jail' under anti-blasphemy law There are claims that a Russian blogger who denied the existence of God in online comments could face a year in jail – under a law brought in after -
Europe News Belgian officials probe Abdeslam 'tip-off' Belgian officials are investigating whether anti-terror police missed an important tip-off about two alleged participants in the Paris attacks. Two -
World News Tusk tells migrants: Do not come to Europe The European Council President Donald Tusk has warned potential migrants not to risk coming to Europe. Speaking after talks with the Greek Prime -
Business Series Italian media merger puts La Stampa and La Repubblica together Itedi, which owns the Turin based daily newspaper La Stampa, is to merge its editorial assets with Gruppo Editoriale L'Espresso, publisher of Rome daily La Repubblica. -
Business Series Adidas optimistic about 2016 though still trails Nike German sportswear company Adidas expects sales and net profit to keep rising fast this year after losing ground to larger US rival Nike. -
Iran Iran customs X-ray discovers stowaways at Turkish border -
World News What would a British exit from the EU, or "Brexit" look like? Euronews takes you through the options for Britain’s potential divorce with Brussels. What happens if the UK votes to leave the EU? Article 50 of -
USA Video: Gang steals 50 guns from firearm shop in 2 minutes -
World News France warns Britain of migrant influx after EU exit France has warned Britain that it will let thousands of migrants head to its shores if the country opts to leave the European Union. In an interview -
Culture news Phil Collins on fatherhood and a musical comeback After exiting the world of music in 2011, Phil Collins revealed last year that he was ‘no longer officially retired’. Collins, aged 65, is reissuing -
Turkey Two women 'killed by police' after attack and siege in Istanbul Police in Istanbul have come under attack, apparently from two women. According to Turkish media they have both since been killed. As a police bus -
Cinema Comedienne Tina Fey turns war reporter in dark comedy Whiskey Tango Foxtrot Dark war comedy Whiskey Tango Foxtrot starring Tina Fey is based on true events. Fey plays former Chicago Tribune journalist Kim Barker who in 2011 -
No Comment Back to gravity A Soyuz capsule carrying NASA astronaut Scott Kelly and Russian cosmonauts Mikhail Kornienko and Sergey Volkov landed in Kazakhstan on Wednesday -
No Comment Idomeni: between the borders Thousands of refugees and migrants are still waiting at a holding area close to the city of Idomeni on the border between Greece and Macedonia after -
New Zealand New Zealanders vote on adopting a new flag It's decision time for New Zealanders who've long been debating disposing of their current flag and its colonial links to Britain -
Mozambique Flight MH370 investigators to test new debris found off Mozambique Debris found off the east African coast has been tentatively identified as being from the same type of aircraft as the missing Malaysian Airlines -
Brazil Brazil and BHP Billiton strike deal over Samarco dam disaster Four months after what has been described as Brazil’s worst environmental disaster, a compensation deal has been struck. The dam which burst in -
North Korea North Korea takes defiant stance over UN sanctions North Korea has fired several short-range projectiles only hours after the United Nations Security Council voted to impose fresh sanctions on the -
Malaysia Debris found in Mozambique "possibly" from missing MH370 flight Update: Click here for the latest news on this story A piece of metal found on a Mozambique beach is possibly from a Malaysia Airlines plane that -
USA Clinton and Trump woo rival support ahead of next nomination vote After Super Tuesday, US presidential front runners Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump have been consolidating their wins by reaching out to -
Turkey Turkish police break up protests in Kurdish south east Turkish police moved in to disperse hundreds of protesters in the mainly Kurdish city of Diyarbakir on Wednesday (March 2) – at least 33 people were -
France Migrants sew lips together to protest treatment in Calais Jungle Migrants in France sewed their lips together in protest of their treatment in the Calais camp known as the “Jungle.” The seven men, mostly from Iran