18 January 2017 | Euronews
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Mali Al Qaeda-linked group claims Mali's deadliest suicide attack A group linked to al Qaeda’s North African affiliate has said it carried out a suicide bombing at a military camp in northern Mali earlier on Wednesday that killed dozens of people and injured over… -
USA Ex-US President George Bush senior in intensive care The former US President George H. -
USA Obama talks Trump, Russia, Israel and democracy in his final news conference as US president Obama addresses White House news corps for the final time. -
Sport Le Cleac'h on course for Vendee Globe victory, but Brit Thomson lurking close behind Armel Le Cleac’h looks set to celebrate a first victory in the gruelling Vendee Globe solo non stop round-the-world race. -
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Syria Russia and Turkey 'join forces' to bomb ISIL in Syria Russia has said its war planes joined forces with Turkish jets for the first time to target so-called Islamic State militants holding the town of al-Bab in northern… -
World News Opinion: Donald Trump: Europe’s Ultimate Wake-Up Call The greatest immediate danger lies in the Trump administration’s relationship with Moscow. There is a risk that deals with Moscow, particularly on Ukraine, increase Eastern Europe’s dependence on Russia and ultimately divide the continent into two zones of influence. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: a look at Antonio Tajani as the new President of the European Parliament This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the day’s top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
Economy Madrid tourism trade fair focuses on sustainable travel The International Tourism Trade Fair in Madrid showcases destinations worldwide with a particular emphasis this year on sustainable travel. -
Germany Germany's Greens go centrist in choice of election leaders As the parliamentary elections in Germany creep closer, the traditionally left-leaning Green Party has announced two centrists will lead them to the vote. -
World News Klitschko: Conflict in Ukraine is controlled from outside the country Ukrainian politician and former World Boxing Council heavyweight champion Vitali Klitschko says the Ukraine conflict is being controlled by forces outside the country and without money and weapons com -
USA Trump struggles to add star power to his moment of glory, faces boycott Beyond the US president-elect's difficulty in attracting A-list musicians to supply the mood music for Friday's inauguration, a political boycott is now growing in strength. -
Russia Russians try to decipher Trump's policy towards Moscow Two days before Donald Trump’s inauguration as US president, and like the rest of the world, Muscovites are waiting to see how Russian-US relations will change once he takes… -
USA Trump's approval ratings 'worst in decades' On the eve of his inauguration, opinion polls have shown the president-elect to be lagging a long way behind his predecessors in terms of public approval. -
USA Obama grants most commutations as Presidency ends President Obama has secured another place in history – as the President to commute the most prisoners' sentences while in office -
United Kingdom Whistleblowing: Manning commutation prompts questions about Assange The fate of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is in question following the commutation of US whistleblower Chelsea Manning’s sentence. -
Europe News EU leaders respond to UK PM's Brexit speech Two high-ranking EU officials have responded cautiously to Theresa May's speech in which she confirmed that the UK would leave the single market. -
Italy Italy earthquakes: 'the situation is critical', geologist tells euronews Authorities in snowbound central Italy are appealing for help after four strong earthquakes hit the same region battered by devastating and deadly tremors starting last… -
Business Line WEF 2017: same place, different agenda Business Line checks out how the participants in the World Economic Forum are coping with a radically different political landscape. -
Europe News New European President Tajani could face political hurdles After a frantic day of deal making and the first truly competitive race for the presidency of the European Parliament in years, Antonio Tajani can now get down to… -
World News Antonio Tajani is the European Parliament's new chief. But who is he? Who is Antonio Tajani -
USA Whistleblowers - Heroes or traitors? Telling truth about power is a risky business, with exile or worse for those who blow state or commercial secrets. Often seen as heroes by the public, the states they expose more often than not consid -
Iraq Iraqi army and allies take control of eastern Mosul Eastern Mosul back under Iraqi government control -
Greece Disabled refugees an 'afterthought' in Greece, says NGO Disabled refugees and migrants in Greece are struggling to get access to toilets, showers, shelter and medical care, it’s been claimed. -
Sci-Tech An app for tourists to Berlin to view the buildings of modernist architect Walter Gropius A smartphone app is bringing to life the world of the modernist architect Walter Gropius – one of the founders of the Bauhaus art school. -
United Kingdom Top UK university seeks Professor of Lego Cambridge University is advertising the ideal job for people who like to play around at work. Applications from those working in the field of play and playfulness are particularly welcome. -
Italy Seismically vulnerable central Italy once again rocked by tremors Italy once again shaken by earthquakes -
Business Series HSBC to move 1,000 staff from London to Paris after Brexit HSBC, Europe's biggest bank, plans to shift around 1,000 workers, who generate around 20 percent of its trading revenue to Paris, post-Brexit. -
Morocco Paying a heavy price: Melilla's "Mule Ladies" Every day, hundreds of women line up outside the Spanish enclave of Melilla in North Africa. -
World News Pakistani singer stops mid-concert to save girl being harassed Pakistani singer, Atif Aslam, stopped mid-way through his concert on January 15 to have a female fan who was being harassed pulled from the crowd. -
World News New president, new direction? Commentators say the appointment of a centre-right president for the European Parliament consolidates the conservative grip on key EU institutions. -
Italy Multiple earthquakes hit central Italy Multiple earthquakes rock the same area of central Italy devastated by last year's tremors. -
Israel Israel: two dead in Bedouin village confrontation Two people have died in a confrontation between police and Bedouin villagers in Umm al-Hiran, southern Israel. -
Mali Suicide bomber kills dozens in attack on army camp in Mali A suicide bomber has detonated a vehicle packed with explosives in an army camp in northern Mali. -
Cult Trump on canvas in Kenya thanks to artist Evans Yegon One of the most famous faces on the planet is now on canvas in Kenya the birthplace of the father of the man Donald Trump will replace in the White House. -
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USA [IN PHOTOS] Why Obama will be missed Thousands of photos were published on the 44th President of the United States of America, we did a flashback of the eight years his two presidency by selecting one from each… -
USA US Presidential inaugurations from 1857 till now – Photogallery The 45th President of the United States will be sworn in to office on January 20, 2017. -
No Comment 11-year-old among 8 wounded in Miami shooting Eight people, including five juveniles, have been wounded in a shooting at a park in Miami. -
No Comment Plane crash victims mourned in Kyrgyzstan Flags are at half-mast in Kyrgyzstan in memory of those killed when a cargo plane crashed earlier in the week. -
No Comment Refugees wait at the border 20 migrants a day are allowed to cross from Serbia into Hungary at Horgos. -
Russia NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden granted extended stay in Russia Russia extends NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden's residency visa to 2020. -
Cult Prada and Missoni at Milan Fashion Week It was the 1970’s at the Milan fashion show. -
Turkey Turkey: Hundreds sought over Bylock app More than 200 military personnel are being sought as part of the ongoing crackdown following last summer's failed coup. They are suspected of using a messaging app the government says was used by the -
Cinema James McAvoy stars in the new thriller "Split A young boy. -
Sci-Tech 3D printing in the kitchen - cooking is set to go digital Could food be about to go digital? -
South Korea Samsung top boss faces arrest The head of the Samsung group has been questioned behind closed doors about his alleged role in a corruption scandal that has led parliament to impeach President Park Guen-hye. -
Gambia Political crisis in Gambia triggers exodus Thousands of people are leaving Gambia fearing an outbreak of violence as President Yahya Jammeh continues to refuse to step down despite losing an election in… -
Switzerland Day 1 at Davos and global elite discuss "leadership" With over 2,500 heads of business, government and international organisations attending this years World Economic Forum in Davos, what better subject to discuss than Responsive and Responsible… -
Russia Putin on those accusing Trump: they are worse than prostitutes The Russian President has hit out at those he claims are spreading fake information about the US President-elect.