United Kingdom UK won't be allowed to "cherry pick" EU benefits British Prime Minister Theresa May has been accused of wanting to “cherry pick” European Union benefits in her speech setting out her Brexit priorities. 17/01/2017
USA All you need to know about US presidential inaugurations After one of the nastiest and most divisive election campaigns and one of the rockiest transition periods in modern American history, Donald Trump will be sworn in as the 45th president of the United 17/01/2017
world news Obama commutes Chelsea Manning sentence President Barrack Obama has shortened the prison sentence of former US military intelligence analyst Chelsea Manning. 17/01/2017
Syria ISIL launches fierce assault on Syrian government enclave The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says at least 82 people have been killed, with militants attempting to cut the enclave off from a nearby military base 17/01/2017
Nigeria Scores dead as Nigerian warplane mistakenly strikes refugee camp Many dead a Nigerian attack plane hits refugee camp 17/01/2017
Sport The Vendée Globe: Time is running out for Alex Thomson The eighth edition of the Vendee Globe, the world’s only solo, nonstop around-the-world sailing race is drawing to a close as the two frontrunners Alex Thomson and Armel le Cleac’h are giving sailing 17/01/2017
brussels bureau Antonio Tajani is the new European Parliament president Italian MEP Antonio Tajani is the new president of the European Parliament. 17/01/2017
brussels bureau EU Parliament picks new president Italy’s Antonio Tajani is the new president of the European Parliament after four rounds of voting. 17/01/2017
Brazil Brazil's brutal prison violence prompts government action Brazil's prison violence prompts government action 17/01/2017
Sport 'The Champion': a new exhibition opens doors to sports fans in Budapest A new spectacular and unique exhibition has opened at Millenaris Park in Budapest. 17/01/2017
world news 'Spotlight' reporter tells euronews: "With Trump, we'll have a lot to write about." Michael Rezendes was portrayed by Mark Ruffalo in the Oscar-winning film. 17/01/2017
USA Iran to Trump: nuclear deal is not bilateral and it's not up to you The nuclear deal with Iran is one of the thorny topics to watch after Trump's inauguration on Friday 17/01/2017
economy Davos participants give their reaction to May's Brexit policy speech At the World Economic Forum, Euronews canvassed opinions on Theresa May's Brexit policy speech. 17/01/2017
brussels bureau The Brief from Brussels: Theresa May sets out Brexit roadmap This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the day’s top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. 17/01/2017
United Kingdom Scotland hits back, threatens UK with independence after May's Brexit speech Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon criticised Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit vision and reinforced Scotland's right to self-determination 17/01/2017
world news Opinion: America’s Russian Hypocrisy By Nina L. Khrushcheva, Professor of International Affairs and Associate Dean for Academic Affairs at The New School and senior fellow at the World 17/01/2017
United Kingdom Theresa May outlines UK Brexit plans in long-awaited speech The UK Prime Minister says that a Brexit deal will have to pass a parliamentary vote but that Britain will leave the single market. 17/01/2017
USA Monster alligator sighted in Florida Florida is known for its alligator sightings but this beast, nicknamed “Humpback”, takes the biscuit. 17/01/2017
Belgium Muslims suffer because of Europe's terror laws - Amnesty The campaign group is sounding the alarm over "dangerously disproportionate" security measures adopted in 14 EU nations over the past two years. 17/01/2017
Switzerland China's warning over protectionism: don't lock yourself in a dark room All eyes were on the Chinese President's address at the World Economic Forum in Davos, as he gave a vigorous defence of free trade 17/01/2017
economy Brexit linked weaker pound boosts UK inflation to 1.6% Inflation in Britain rose strongly in December as the Brexit vote caused the pound to weaken pushing up the cost of imported raw materials. 17/01/2017
Cult Robert Wilson lights up the Panza Collection at its home near Milan The Panza collection is one of Europe's most important post-war treasure troves of art, and American artist Robert Wilson has been called in to light the pieces in a show at the collection's home, the 17/01/2017
USA Donald Trump's family – his nearest and dearest (and closest advisors) Donald Trump became a family man in 1977 when he married his first wife, Ivana, a former Olympic skier from what used to be Czechoslovakia. 17/01/2017
Sport Louis van Gaal ends his coaching career After weeks of speculation, former Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal has officially ended his coaching career. 17/01/2017
Turkey Turkish prosecutors demand 142 year jail term for Kurdish leader Kurdish leader Selahattin Demirtas faces 142 years in jail 17/01/2017
United Kingdom Sterling surges after Brexit speech Theresa May's announcement that the UK will leave the single market in what is widely being seen as a "hard Brexit" has already had an impact on the financial markets. 17/01/2017
United Kingdom May's Brexit: Europe responds Theresa May's announcement that the UK will leave the single market in what is widely being seen as a "hard Brexit" is already having an impact. 17/01/2017
brussels bureau EP president race enters third round Italian MEP Antonio Tajani still leads in the race to become the next head of the European Parliament. 17/01/2017
corporate British American Tobacco to merge with Reynolds British American Tobacco takeover of US firm Reynolds will create the world's biggest listed tobacco company, overtaking Philip Morris International. 17/01/2017
