16 January 2017 | Euronews
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France Controversial anti-pollution car stickers come into force in Paris Drivers must have a windscreen sticker to show how much their vehicle pollutes -
Turkey Istanbul nightclub gunman arrested and admits guilt The main suspect in the New Year attack on an Istanbul nightclub has been arrested. -
USA Last man on the moon Gene Cernan dies at 82 Gene Cernan last man on the moon dies at 82 -
Yemen UN raises alarm about hunger and insecurity in Yemen The UN says the number of civilians killed in the country's war is now estimated to be more than 10,000, with some 40,000 injured -
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United Kingdom Snap election in Northern Ireland polls open March 2 Northern Ireland faces snap election scheduled for March 2 -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: May to outline Brexit strategy This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
USA Curious about Trump's NYC office? Here's what's inside Donald Trump's New York City office in Trump Tower offers a rare glimpse into who Trump really is and what he holds dear -
Vatican Rome church becomes homeless shelter in freezing weather Charities have been calling on people to help those affected by the cold, resulting in donations and many volunteers coming forward -
World News Report slams EU response to food waste A report published by the European Court of Auditors calls EU action on foodwaste "fragmented", "sporadic" and "lacking" -
Europe News Greek FM rejects blame game over Cyprus talks Both Greece and Turkey have traded blows with talks set to continue over the divided island of Cyprus. -
Series Postcards from Uzbekistan: the Lyabi-Hauz complex The Lyabi-Hauz complex and its large artificial pond is a popular spot in the heart of Bukhara -
Economy IMF boosts US growth forecasts, keeps global growth prediction unchanged International Monetary Fund keeps global growth forecasts unchanged in its latest economic outlook, raises US forecast on Trump spending and tax plans -
World News Oxfam report shows widening disparity between rich and poor Released on the eve of the World Economic Forum, the damning document states that eight of the world's richest people together possess as much wealth as the 3.6 billion poorest combined. -
World News Trump blasts, Europe bites back The US President-elect's comments about NATO, Ukraine and the EU among others are ruffling feathers on the continent as leaders and diplomats respond. -
Business Series Glasses maker Luxottica to merge with lens manufacturer Essilor Italy's Luxottica and France's Essilor see a merger in their future to create a global eyewear powerhouse worth 46 billion euros. -
Iraq Iraqi soldiers make big advances against ISIL militants in Mosul The Iraqi army says it has now recaptured nearly all of the city's eastern districts and over the weekend it drove ISIL out of the city's main university -
Cult Baroque on the rock - the International Baroque Music Festival in Malta Baroque on the rock. -
Spain Police in San Sebastian arrest suspected Islamist boxing instructor Moroccan national suspected of being the leader of an Islamist cell arrested in Spain. -
Sport Green Bay hold off Dallas late surge Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers, the MVP of Green Bay’s Super Bowl triumph six years ago, produced yet another flawless display to hand his team a nail-biting 34-31 win over the Dallas Cowboys in a -
Sport Vendee Globe: Alex Thomson sets new world record Welsh sailor Alex Thomson continued his great run of form, setting a world record for the most distance sailed solo in 24 hours in the Vendee Globe. -
United Kingdom Is Blue Monday really the most depressing day of the year? Just days after Friday 13 sent superstitious people into a spin, ‘Blue Monday’ was upon us with January 16 promising to be the most depressing day of the year for… -
Mexico Five dead in Mexican nightclub bloodbath Nightclub nightmare as gunman kills revellers -
United Kingdom Brexit: May reveals her plan UK Prime Minister Theresa May will give more concrete details about her plans for the country’s exit from the European Union in a hotly-anticipated speech on Tuesday. -
Economy BMW, Daimler and Volkswagen's shares fall on Trump border tax threat German carmakers have hit back at Donald Trump threat of a 35 percent hefty border tax on their vehicles imported into the United States. -
World News Opinion: What would the revival of Russian imperial instincts mean for Europe? "Step by step, whenever opportunities present themselves, the Kremlin is ready to use all means at its disposal to regain what it considers its own...", A VIEW by Carl Bildt -
Kyrgyzstan Kyrgyzstan village devastated as dozens die in Turkish cargo plane crash Dozens dead in Kyrgyzstan village in Turkish cargo plane crash -
World News Trump on Trump - A glimpse at the President-elect's plans In his first interview with the European press, and just days before his inauguration, Donald Trump has outlined his goals for the first months of his term. -
France What are European cities doing to tackle sky-high air pollution? As Paris steps up its crackdown on the city’s worst-polluting vehicles (in French), Euronews looks at what other European cities are doing to tackle the deadly… -
World News Opinion: How digitization and connectivity will impact countries and their economies? -
World News Sanctions against Russia must stay - Biden The outgoing US Vice President has urged the world to stand up to what he has described as "coercion and aggression" from Moscow over Ukraine -
Markets Pound slumps ahead of Brexit speech by UK Prime Minister Theresa May The pound plunged further against other currencies on Monday ahead of Prime Minister Theresa May's speech outlining the government's plans. -
Sport La Liga: Sevilla stun Real Madrid to open up title race Paula Vilaplana, euronews: “Hello and welcome to the Corner. -
Europe News MEPs set to vote for new parliament chief MEPs will vote tomorrow on who will replaced Germany’s Martin Schulz as the head of the European Parliament. -
World News Egyptian court blocks island handover to Saudi Arabia Cairo court rules that the islands Tiran and Sanafir remain Egyptian -
USA Donald Trump, day one: US Women's March set to go global Organisers of the January 21 event are expecting around one million people to march in at least 300 sister events globally. -
World News Is Europe about to go dark? A wave of cold is expected to bring sub-zero temperatures across the continent over the coming days and, with it, fears of electricity blackouts. -
Sci-Tech Sun and wind to power Energy Observer catamaran on six year circumnavigation The Energy Observer catamaran is poised to set sail around the world powered by renewable energy. -
Switzerland Davos: toxic politics take the shine off a stronger economy The four-day affair of panel discussions, lunches and cocktail parties will touch on subjects as diverse as terrorism, artificial intelligence and wellness - but focus on the rise of populism. -
World News Oxfam: 'eight men own as much wealth as poorest half of world's population' Eight billionaires own as much wealth as the poorest half of the world's population, an Oxfam report finds. -
Switzerland 'Trust gap' widens as Davos summit opens The majority of people no longer believe that the economic and political systems work in their favour, a new report reveals -
USA Guantanamo: ten more prisoners freed Analysts say it is part of a push by outgoing President Barack Obama to reduce the inmate population before he leaves office. -
Kyrgyzstan Kyrgyzstan: Dozens killed in Turkish cargo jet crash At least 37 people die after a Turkish cargo plane crashes into a village in Kyrgyzstan. -
No Comment Mosul University recaptured from ISIL Iraqi special forces battled ISIL militants to take control of the Mosul University campus. -
No Comment Serbia's cold snap sees the Danube freeze over Abnormally cold weather in Serbia caused parts of the River Danube to freeze over, halting shipping. -
No Comment Dog rescues itself from snowy Utah cliff ledge Search and rescue teams struggled to save a dog stuck on a narrow cliff ledge in snowy Utah. -
Economy Euro will fail if economic divides are not overcome, warns Moscovici The economic divide between European Union nations risks destroying the euro, Pierre Moscovici has warned. -
South Korea South Korea: arrest warrant sought for Samsung's de facto chief South Korea's special prosecutors' office seeks the arrest of Samsung's de facto leader, Lee Jae-yong on allegations of corruption. -
Kyrgyzstan Turkish cargo plane crashes into houses in Kyrgyzstan A Turkish cargo jet has crashed near Kyrgyzstan’s Manas airport killing at least 16 people. -
Turkey Turkey's parliament backs controversial constitutional changes Turkey’s parliament has given preliminary approval to a new constitution which will increase the powers of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. -
Germany Facebook to clamp down on "fake news" in Germany Facebook is to introduce measures to tackle the spread of fake news in Germany, ahead of its national elections this year. -
Brazil Death toll rises in latest prison violence in Brazil At least 27 inmates have now thought to have died in the latest violence to erupt in a Brazilian prison. -
World News Donald Trump on refugees, Nato, Merkel and Brexit “Brexit is going to be a great thing”, Germany’s Angela Merkel is Europe’s most important leader and the lifting of sanctions against Russia could happen. -
United Kingdom Brexit talks: "recipe for a trade war with Europe" - Corbyn Britain may have to change its economic model if it is refused access to the European Union’s single market after Brexit.