10 March 2016 | Euronews
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World News Prosecutors seek arrest of Brazil's former president Lula da Silva State prosecutors in Brazil are seeking the arrest of former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva less than a week after he was questioned by federal -
Sport Europa League last-16 results Daniel Sturridge and Roberto Firmino both scored to hand Liverpool a 2-0 win over arch rivals Manchester United in the first leg of their Europa -
World News Kosovo: opposition MPs fire tear gas in ninth parliament attack in six months Opposition politicians in Kosovo have released tear gas in parliament in the ninth such protest since September, 2015. They also aimed a laser beam -
Sport Judo helping to heal the emotional scars left by 2011 tsunami On March 11, 2011 Japan was rocked to its core both metaphorically and literally. A 9 magnitude earthquake just 60-odd kilometres off Japan’s east -
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World News Turkish First Lady: harem was 'school' for women Emine Erdogan has called the harem of Ottoman sultans a "school" preparing women for life, according to local media. -
World Security as a top priority in Tunisia Euronews spoke at Berlin’s ITB to Selma Elloumi Rekik, Tunisian Tourism Minster, about how the country steps up security measures to provide safety -
World Albania: an emerging player with the potential to go big Euronews spoke at Berlin’s ITB to Milva Ekonomi, Albanian Minister of Tourism, about how her country can become a new pearl of the Adriatic in the -
World Germany's "Romantik Hotels" face challenges in a changing tourism industry through "authentic travelling" Euronews spoke at Berlin’s ITB to Thomas Edelkamp, CEO at Romantik Hotels and Restaurants, about how his hotel chain offers a new travel experience -
World Zambia has it all Euronews spoke at Berlin’s ITB to Jean Kapata, Tourism Minister of Zambia, and to Felix Chaila, Managing Director at the Zambia Tourism Agency about -
World Tourism in the Philippines at an all-time high Euronews spoke at Berlin’s ITB to Domingo Ramon C. Enerio III, President of the Tourism Promotions Board in the Philippines, about how 2015 turned -
World Algeria: The Mediterranean's last mystery Euronews spoke at Berlin’s ITB to Noureddine Belmihoub, CEO at the Algerian National Tourism Office, about how his big country remains unknown to -
World Direct flights from London to Lima soon to come Euronews spoke at Berlin’s ITB to Sandra Doig Alberdi, Incoming Tourism Deputy Director at Prom Perú, about how Peru tries to improve its -
World News Gaza destroys thousands of Snickers bars after mass recall Authorities in Gaza say they have destroyed 15 tonnes of chocolate in response to last month’s mass recall by the manufacturer. Inspectors from the -
Argentina WATCH: Argentina ice arch collapse caught on video Chunks of Argentina’s Perito Moreno glacier collapsed on Thursday (March 10) as large chunks of ice plunged into Lake Argentina. The Patagonian -
Sport Paris-Nice: Bouhanni wins stage four After being demoted from top spot to third for veering off his line in the sprint finish to stage two, Frenchman Nacer Bouhanni bounced back in the -
Spain Malaga: rubbish piles up as strike drags on The Spanish city of Malaga is holding its nose as garbage collectors strike over pay and working conditions. Locals are worried the mess will put off tourists. -
Economy ECB stimulus plans fail to boost financial markets European shares enjoyed only a brief bounce on Thursday before investors focused on Mario Draghi's statement that interest rates will only be cut again in the most extreme of circumstances. -
Greece Despite closing of Balkans migrant route, many still arrive in Greece The controversial closing of the Balkans route for migrants is not putting off thousands still arriving in Greece -
Europe News EU ministers cool on Turkey 'deal' EU interior ministers gave a cool reaction on Thursday to a tentative deal with Turkey that would see visa restrictions eased in return for stemming -
France Dutch king and queen visit the Louvre museum The king and queen of the Netherlands have paid a visit to the Louvre museum in Paris. The royal couple are on a two-day visit to France. They spent -
Russia Russian and Serbian presidents discuss bilateral ties The Russian President met with his Serbian counterpart in The Kremlin on Thursday. Vladimir Putin and Tomislav Nicolic discussed Russian-Serbian -
World News Obama welcomes Canadian PM to the White House US President Barack Obama is hosting the Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. The two leaders have agreed joint steps to fight climate change -
Economy Deflation fears at centre of ECB latest stimulus moves The European Central Bank is desperately keen to avoid deflation which economists say has a negative effect on growth. -
Sport 2016 Rio Olympics: Protests will be "confronted and repressed" - Brazil's defence minister Brazil’s defence minister this week said any violent protests over the deepening political and economic crisis in the country will be met by force as -
Iraq ISIL chemical rockets harm dozens of civilians Dozens of people suffered respiratory and skin problems after ISIL militants reportedly fired poisonous shells and rockets into their town in -
Sport NBA: Celtics continue fine form on home court The Boston Celtics thrashed an injury-hit Memphis Grizzlies this week to stretch their winning streak on home court to 14 matches. Coach Brad -
Sport Australia warm up for World T20 with series win over South Africa Australia handed themselves the ideal boost ahead of entering the Super Ten stage of the ICC World Twenty20 in India next week by completing a 2-1 -
Russia Masked men attack journalists and rights activists in the Northern Caucasus A group of journalists and human rights activists in Russia's Northern Caucasus has been attacked by a group of masked men -
Turkey Turks welcome end of military operation in Sur, Diyarbakir Residents in the Turkish city of Diyarbakir have welcomed the end of a government-backed operation against militants from the Kurdistan Workers Party -
World News ISIL fighters identified in stolen documents German counter-terrorism investigators are scrutinizing documents which are said to reveal the identities of thousands of ISIL fighters. -
Culture news Slovenian Putin parody goes viral Slovenian comedian Klemen Slakonja has clocked up more online hits than his country’s entire population with his parody of Russian president Vladimir -
Culture news Dior offers Paris elegance with a twist at fashion week show Issey Miyake designer Yoshiyuki Miyamae was on a mission to travel to the beyond with his latest collection in Paris. His goal, he said, was “to -
World News Explainer: Tibet's struggle against Chinese rule It’s 57 years since hundreds of Tibetans rose against the Chinese occupation of Tibet and their fight lives on today. On Thursday (10 March 2016) -
USA Can a brokered convention stop Trump? It could – amid huuuuuge chaos The seemingly unstoppable victories of Donald Trump in this year’s Republican presidential campaign, already one of the most fascinating in recent -
Cinema JJ Abrams lifts veil of secrecy on '10 Cloverfield Lane' ‘10 Cloverfield Lane’ is the latest film by ‘Mission Impossible’, ‘Star Trek’ and ‘Star Wars’ producer JJ Abrams. This science fiction horror movie -
Russia Ukrainian pilot held in Russia ends thirst strike A Ukrainian pilot being held in Russia has ended her thirst strike. Nadiya Savchenko, who is accused of murdering two Russian journalists, is now -
Europe News German anti-immigrant party eyes regional poll breakthrough Voters in three German regions go to the polls on Sunday with the right-wing, anti-immigrant party Alternative für Deutschland hoping to make -
World News European Central Bank cuts main interest rate to zero to try to lift eurozone economy The European Central Bank has cut its main interest rate to zero from 0.05 percent as part of stimulus measures intended to boost lending, consumption and inflation. -
Cinema Helen Mirren stars in drone warfare drama British thriller ‘Eye in the Sky’ raises the question of the use of drone warfare in international conflicts. As the plot unfolds, the film shows how -
United Kingdom Jail terms for gang of pensioners guilty of England's largest ever burglary Several elderly men have been jailed for the theft of 18-million euros worth of jewels from a safe deposit business in London last year -
My Europe Series Is the European Union doomed? This is the final episode of ‘The Network’, euronews’ hard talk with a matrix of newsmakers. The headlines: Nearly 60 years on, the European Union -
Greece German Chancellor criticises closure of Balkans route for migrants Macedonian officials have closed the border with Greece, while Slovenia, Croatia and Serbia have also imposed tough restrictions -
No Comment Tibetan protesters clash with police in India Protesters shouting anti-China slogans were detained during a demonstration in New Delhi on Thursday. The protest was held to mark the 57th -
Turkey Five migrants, including baby, drown off Turkish coast Five Afghan migrants, including two children and a six-month-old baby, have drowned after the boat they were in hit rough weather and capsized off -
World News Maria 'Drugapova': game, set and meldonium Maria Sharapova's staged-managed announcement that she had tested positive for the drug meldonium sent shockwaves through the sporting world and begged the question "what is meldonium?" -
North Korea Tensions mount on Korean Peninsula, as Pyongyang fires two more missiles North Korea has fired two short-range ballistic missiles into the sea as tension with Seoul and Washington continues to mount -
World News Journalist group comes under attack en-route to Chechnya Journalists and human rights activists heading to Chechnya on a press trip have been attacked and their minibus set on fire. That is according to the -
No Comment England's junior doctors in good voice during pay strike Junior doctors in England broke into song during a strike over pay. They are today (Thursday, March 10) continuing their 48-hour walkout following -
Syria How ISIL is turning to children for its next breed of jihadists Author says women are being kidnapped, used as sex slaves and impregnated solely to boost ISIL's future manpower -
Myanmar Aung San Suu Kyi ruled out as Myanmar's next president Aung San Suu Kyi’s party has nominated her former driver and close aide to be Myanmar’s next president. The National League for Democracy (NLD) is -
USA Clash in Miami: Sanders more aggressive, Clinton the better debater Just one day after the mini-Super Tuesday and a week before the all-decisive Florida primary, Democratic presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and -
Myanmar Myanmar NLD names Suu Kyi friend as presidential candidate Myanmar’s National League for Democracy (NLD) has proposed Htin Kyaw who is a close friend of party leader Aung Sun Suu Kyi , as presidential -
Ukraine Ukraine still suffering from Chernobyl fallout According to scientific tests on behalf of Greenpeace, 30 years after the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, people are still exposed to high levels -
Italy The remains of two Italian hostages are flown back to Rome The bodies of two Italian hostages held in Libya by ISIL militants since last July have been flown back to Rome. The pair -
USA Nancy Reagan's casket is placed in presidential library ahead of Friday's funeral Members of the armed services have placed the casket of former US First Lady Nancy Reagan in the Reagan Library in California for public viewing -
Brazil Brazil's former President Lula da Silva in money laundering probe Charges have been filed against former Brazilian President Lula da Silva in a money laundering investigation after being detained and questioned in a -
Poland Changes to Poland's highest court ruled 'unconstitutional' Polish judges have ruled against the country’s government and declared that changes to the functioning and make-up of Poland’s Constitutional court