11 March 2016 | Euronews
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Germany Germany's regional elections are a big test for Merkel Votes in three states risk undermining the German Chancellor's policies and eroding her power base -
USA 'Enough debates,' says Trump as he wins former rival Ben Carson's support They’ve “buried the hatchet,” Ben Carson said, as the former contender for the Republican nomination in the US presidential race came out officially -
Japan Last man in Fukushima: Matsumura Naoto Japan has been marking five years since a massive earthquake and tsunami destroyed towns and triggered the world’s worst nuclear disaster since -
Sport Video: Season-ending half-pipe in Tignes In this video we show you some of the impressive highlights from the last event of the Halfpipe World Cup season, that took place in the French Alps -
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World News Tsipi Livni urges moderate Muslims to unite against extremism Israeli former foreign minister spoke to Euronews at the 4th Global Forum in Baku -
Turkey Erdogan warns Turkey's top courts over freed journalists Turkey’s president warned the country’s top court that it’s survival would be up for debate if it repeated rulings that were against the country -
Sport Athletics: Russia make progress on anti-doping but not enough to warrant lifting ban The World Anti Doping Agency (WADA) announced on Friday that 99 athletes had tested positive for Meldonium since it was placed on the banned -
Sport Paris-Nice: Lutsenko celebrates fine solo win on stage five Alexey Lutsenko of the Astana team enjoyed an impressive solo victory on stage five of the Paris-Nice race on Friday. The 198 kilometre ride to -
World Methane the key to life for ExoMars 2016 mission Scientists from the European Space Agency and Russia’s Federal Space Agency face a weekend of intense tinkering ahead of Monday’s ExoMars mission -
Denmark Danish children's rights campaigner found guilty of smuggling Lisbeth Zornig Andersen and her husband have two weeks to appeal -
Cuba EU and Cuba agree to normalise relations The European Union and Cuba have signed an agreement in Havana to normalise relations. The deal paves the way for the bloc to establish full economic -
Belgium Church of Scientology 'unfairly hounded by Belgian authorities' - judge A Belgian court has cleared the Church of Scientology on charges of forming a criminal organisation over alleged fraud. Presiding judge Yves Regimont -
Russia Mikhail Lesin died of 'blunt force injuries' say Russian authorities Authorities in Russia say former press minister Mikhail Lesin died of blunt force injuries to the head. He was found dead inside a hotel room last -
Europe News European rights body accuses Polish government of undermining democracy A European rights body has accused Poland’s conservative government of undermining democracy. Legal experts at the Council of Europe, a non-EU body -
Target Marunouchi: where the heart of Japan's business beats Why does the district of Marunouchi attract big multinationals as well as entrepreneurs from around the world? Target went there to take a closer look. -
Sport Benitez replaces McClaren as Newcastle manager Struggling English Premier League side Newcastle United have appointed Rafa Benitez as their new manager on a three year deal following the sacking -
Economy Azerbaijan's president insists low oil price are bringing reforms and diversification Azerbaijan is one of the suffering from the oil price crisis but President Ilham Aliyev told euronews the economy is being reformed and is diversifying away from energy dependence. -
Egypt Arab League declares Hezbollah a 'terrorist organization' Reports from Egypt say the Arab League has labelled the Lebanese Shi’ite Hezbollah movement a terrorist organisation. Egypt’s state news agency -
Germany Graffiti artwork of drowned Aylan highlights refugees' plight A huge graffiti image of toddler Aylan Kurdi, pictures of whose dead body stirred global sympathy for migrants fleeing war and poverty, confronts -
Republic of North Macedonia Greek-Macedonian border 'not closed' says president The president of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia spoke with euronews earlier about the migrant crisis. Gjorge Ivanov said the border at -
My Europe Series Europe Weekly: EU-Turkey 'deal' under fire In this week’s edition of Europe Weekly: Rights groups and MEPs criticise a tenative deal between the EU and Turkey on migration; refugees find their -
Serbia Serbia hit by widespread flooding Critics say lessons have not been learned from the catastrophic floods of 2014 -
Sport Benzema eligible for France selection after winning appeal Real Madrid striker Karim Benzema has become eligible to play for France at this summer’s European Championships on home soil after an appeals court -
Economy Berlin's annual travel fair ITB overshadowed by security fears Berlin's annual travel fair ITB is underway, but overshadowed by security fears. The event's organisers insist the industry is in good health and the event is still relevant. -
World News And also...Grannies in a sports car and a penis in a passport Every Friday journalists from euronews’ various language teams choose a selection of stories from Europe and beyond which did not reach the -
Angola Angola's veteran President Dos Santos to step down in 2018 Africa’s second-longest ruling leader, the President of Angola, has said he will step down in 2018. Jose Eduardo dos Santos, who has been in power -
Greece Migrants fight for free bread and eggs at Greek-Macedonian border Europe: a place where migrants battle each other for free bread, potatoes and eggs thrown at them from the back of a lorry. Conditions at Idomeni’s -
World News Star Wars: The force descends on city of Dubrovnik for new film -
Business Series Volkswagen sales fall further Volkswagen's sales fell further in February following the German carmaker's rigging of diesel engine emissions tests in the US. Sales in Europe did rise 3.7 percent. -
Business Series New Hinkley Point warning for EDF from France's public auditor France's top public auditor has said EDF's planned nuclear reactor project at Hinkley Point in Britain is potentially risky for the state-controlled power firm. -
World Travel Southern India on board of a luxury train Euronews spoke at Berlin’s ITB to Sathyavathi, Director at the Department of Tourism Karnataka, about “The Golden Chariot” – a fascinating luxury -
World Oman promotes its authentic side Euronews spoke at Berlin’s ITB to Haitham Al Ghassani, Assistent Director General of Tourism Promotion, about how the country tries to capitalize on -
World Migrants risk all to cross the Aegean Sea As the flow of migrants continues to flow across the Aegean Sea between Turkey and Greece Europe’s news crews are following the story. -
Culture news Swedish pop sensation Zara Larsson eyes US market, dismisses Rihanna comparisons At only 18 Swedish singer Zara Larsson isn't taking life too seriously and her edgy electro-pop music is all about having fun as she dismisses comparisons with Rihanna. -
World News Go figure: software finally masters the most complex of games Machine has beaten Man at one of the world’s most complex mental games. AlphaGo, developed by Google’s DeepMind subsidiary, has taken an unassailable -
Germany Anti-migrant AfD tipped for success in Germany's 'Super Sunday' elections Regional elections in Germany this weekend – the first since the refugee crisis began – are expected to propel the anti-migrant Alternative for -
Europe News Martin Schulz expels Golden Dawn MEP Synadinos -
World Sri Lanka: "Not just the beach or the elephant" Euronews spoke at Berlin’s ITB to John A.E. Amaratunga, Sri Lanka Minister of Tourism, about how Sri Lanka tries to unfold its full potential as a -
World Maharashtra: meet India's most-visited state Euronews spoke at Berlin’s ITB to Paraag Jaiin Nainuttia, Managing Director at Maharashtra Tourism Development Corporation Ltd., about Maharashtra -
World South Africa: get in as long as prices are low Euronews spoke at Berlin’s ITB to Sthembiso Dlamini, Acting CEO South African Tourism, about how South Africa can offer relatively cheap travel to -
World South Pacific Islands make their voices heard at ITB Euronews spoke at Berlin’s ITB to Makelesi Muloilagi, Marketing Officer at South Pacific Tourism Organization, and to Halatoa Fua, Chief Executive -
World Qatar Airways: a success story from the Gulf Euronews spoke at Berlin’s ITB to Akbar Al Baker, CEO Qatar Airways, about how the airline will be expanding in the near future. We are one of the -
World Discover the "Spirit of Scotland" Euronews spoke at Berlin’s ITB to Morna Marquordt, International Marketing Manager at Visit Scotland, about the country’s current tourism campaign -
World Promoting Colombian assets in Europe Euronews spoke at Berlin’s ITB to Natalia Bayona, Pro Colombia, about how the country reaches out to European markets at the world’s most important -
Greece Greece: 42,000 migrants and counting as European borders stay shut With the door still firmly shut to thousands of migrants and refugees on the Macedonian border, we asked our Athens correspondent Stamatis Giannisis -
No Comment Japan remembers tsunami victims Japan has remembered the nearly 20,000 victims of an earthquake and subsequent tsunami and nuclear crisis. Friday (March 11) marked five years since -
My Europe Series Belgium says Europeans not welcome if they don't take on work A European working in another EU country keeps their benefits, right? And if you fall ill in your country of work, EU law says you are entitled to stay and claim benefits, right? Think again. Some EU -
Cinema St Amour: a tasty tale of love and wine This week’s film is ‘Saint-Amour’, a road movie that pays homage to wine, women, sex and the love between a father and a son. Bruno is a farmer -
Cinema EU Media Programme celebrates 25th anniversary Designed to boost Europe’s film and audiovisual industries while protecting its cultural diversity, the European Union’s MEDIA Programme is marking -
Egypt Arab League picks Egypt's Aboul-Gheit as new chief with Middle East in turmoil The Arab League’s appointment of a veteran Egyptian diplomat from the Mubarak era as its new head comes at a crucial time for the Middle East. Ahmed -
Japan Japan: Fukushima wounds still deep, five years on Japan’s Emperor Akihito led the tributes, five years on from the Fukushima disaster on Friday, but for those who lived through it, the wounds have -
No Comment New tear gas attack in Kosovo parliament “What is happening today again in Kosovo’s parliament is a repetition of violent acts, in the highest institution of the country.” Those were the -
Myanmar Aung San Suu Kyi loyalist poised for Myanmar presidency A close friend and confidant of Aung San Suu Kyi has been confirmed as the presidential candidate of Myanmar’s lower house of parliament. The Nobel -
Economy Manna from Brussels: How to get EU funding for your project This week UTalk question comes from Viktor in Budapest: “How can I apply for EU funding grants? What conditions do I need to meet?” Providing the -
USA No personal insults in last Republican debate before next Super Tuesday -
World News OHCHR expresses concern over EU-Turkey draft deal on migrants A UN human rights agency has said it is concerned over the legality expressed apprehension over a draft deal to return migrants from certain -
Japan Five years on: Japan remembers tsunami and earthquake victims Five years on, Japan pays tribute to the almost 19,000 victims of the 2011 earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disaster. -
Colombia Colombia to miss March 23 peace deadline It’s official: Colombia will miss a deadline for a peace accord between the government and leftist FARC rebels. President Juan Manuel Santos said on