23 January 2017 | Euronews
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Cult Dior's Maria Grazia Chiuri unveils collection at Paris Fashion Week Dior’s first female creative director, Maria Grazia Chiuri, was the star turn at Paris fashion week as she launched her haute couture collection. -
Kazakhstan Day two of Syria peace talks and Russia pushes for a truce deal There is said to be a note of “cautious optimism” going into the second and final day of indirect peace talks between the Syrian government and rebel… -
Italy Body of seventh victim found in Italy hotel avalanche The body of a seventh victim has been found amid the ruins of a mountain hotel in central Italy following last week’s avalanche. -
United Kingdom Northern Ireland: Sinn Fein names Michelle O'Neill to replace Martin McGuinness In Northern Ireland, Sinn Fein has named Michelle O’Neill as its new leader at Stormont to replace the outgoing Martin McGuinness. -
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France Paris enforces car sticker system to counter smog Drivers in Paris have found themselves pulled over to see whether they comply with a new traffic restriction scheme using colour-coded stickers in an attempt to improve air… -
Sport UCI celebrates first successful Snow Bike Festival in Gstaad Fed up of fighting with the traffic? Take to the slopes as the UCI holds its first ever Snow Bike Festival. -
Italy 3 puppies found in Hotel Rigopiano- giving hope to rescue workers The mood of rescue workers at the Hotel Rigopiano has been sombre over the weekend. -
United Kingdom Britain's Theresa May tight lipped over Trident missile test Theresa May is coming under increasing pressure to divulge more details about what happened during a Trident missile test last June. -
Iraq Iraqi forces 'capture eastern Mosul,' defence ministry says The Iraqi defence ministry says its forces have recaptured all of eastern Mosul from ISIL militants who had been holding on to a pocket east of the Tigris river. -
USA Trump’s foreign policy – should we trust his own words? During the transition, Donald Trump has made foreign policy comments that rattled allies, emboldened extremists and fringe-groups and let others just… -
USA US plays down embassy relocation plans in Israel During the US presidential campaign, Donald Trump’s team spoke often about moving the US embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, but since taking office the contentious issue appears to have bee -
USA Bruce Springsteen joins 'new resistance' against 'demagogue' Trump Bruce Springsteen has called Donald Trump a demagogue, saying his band are part of what the “new American resistance” against hate and division. -
Markets Trump's protectionist rhetoric pulls down dollar and global stock markets The dollar and shares fell as investors fret over the potential impact of Trump's isolationism on world trade and a lack of clarity on his policies. -
USA Trump dumps TTP trade deal President Donald Trump has fulfilled a key campaign pledge by withdrawing the United States from the 12-nation Trans-Pacific Partnership. -
Sport Konta heads to Australian quarters Week two of the Australian Open started positively for British no. -
Belgium 'It's not fair,' say EU farmers, in protest over milk powder prices Dairy farmers have sprayed tractor-loads of milk powder onto a European Council building in Brussels to protest about low prices. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: UK Supreme Court set to rule on Brexit case This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
Switzerland Davos 2017: shifting sands in geopolitics and economics Where to next for the world? Euronews looks at what 2017 is set to bring geopolitically and economically - in this special show from the World Economic Forum (WEF). -
China 19 buildings demolished in 10 seconds- China Cameras capture the moment 19 blocks of flats were demolished in just 10 seconds -
USA Donald Trump vows to ''massively'' cut regulations and taxes Donald Trump has vowed to ‘‘massively’‘ cut regulations and taxes on companies that keep jobs in the US. -
Economy UK details industrial strategy to help post-Brexit economy British Prime Minister Theresa May has unveiled a more interventionist industrial strategy to reinvigorate production and stimulate investment. -
Kazakhstan Frosty exchanges as Syria talks begin in Astana Talks between Syria’s warring parties got underway in Kazakhstan on Monday with a war of words. -
World News Europe's far-right sets out its vision in Koblenz Europe’s political direction will tilt towards the extreme right this year if elections go as many expect in France, Germany and the Netherlands. -
Greece Greek Supreme Court delays verdict on extradition of Turkish soldiers Greece’s Supreme Court has postponed a final decision on whether or not to extradite eight Turkish soliders who fled to the country in July. -
Europe News Serbia, Kosovo set for EU-backed talks Senior officials from Serbia and Kosovo will hold talks in Brussels on Tuesday. -
United Arab Emirates Firefighters in Dubai to use jetpacks Dubai’s civil defence force showcased their futuristic new fire-fighting tools on January 20, which included a water-powered jetpack. -
Cinema Marcelo Cake-Baly makes acting debut in 'The Citizen' Hungarian film “The Citizen” tells of the compelling journey undertaken by an African who yearns to fit into Hungarian society. -
Cinema Showbiz stars on the march at the Sundance Film Festival The Sundance Film Festival is in full swing but at the venue in Park City, Utah the Women’s March filled Main Street as Trump’s inauguration was in everybody’s minds at the… -
Business Series Foxconn may build factory in the US iPhone maker Foxconn is considering a display-panel plant in the United States, but says it has nothing to do with Trump's "America First" policy. -
Economy Hack attacks prompt possible cyber stress tests for banks The European Union is reportedly considering testing the defences of the region's banks against cyber attacks to help step up their security. -
Cyprus The EU offers all the guarantees Cyprus needs: Opinion By Nikos Christodoulides, Cyprus government spokesman The seemingly intractable Cyprus problem has been dubbed the ‘graveyard of diplomats’, an unforgiving label alluding to the failed attempts of the -
USA All change on the White House website as Trump makes his mark The White House website has undergone a radical overhaul since Donald Trump’s inauguration on Friday, with pages devoted to fighting climate change and defending LGBT rights notable… -
World Forget the crisis, air transport is booming Air traffic in 2015 recorded an increase of 4.7% over the previous year. -
Italy Race against time: rescuers work to save those trapped after Italian avalanche Rescue workers in Italy are in a race against time to find further survivors following last week's avalanche. -
United Kingdom Cambridge University set to have a Lego professor Funded by the Lego Foundation, the professorship is tasked with testing and proving the links between play, creativity and learning -
No Comment Hot air balloons in Switzerland Château-d’Oex in Switzerland is hosting its International Balloon Festival until January 29. -
No Comment Belarus Ice Swimming A winter swimming championship was held in Minsk, the capital of Belarus. The competition attracted participants from across Europe. -
Cult London gallery hosting 'first history of the selfie exhibition' The first exhibition to explore the history of the selfie opens at a London art venue this spring. -
United Kingdom Brexit - what now? Ministers are reportedly pinning their hopes on a short bill or motion in parliament, narrowly focused on Article 50 and making it difficult for lawmakers to amend. -
Africanews Opinion- Middle East: what would happen if Trump tears up the nuclear deal with Iran? -
Sci-Tech A transplant operation of cartilage from the nose could bring help to people who suffer knee problems Swiss doctors have reported that cartilage cells harvested from patients’ own noses have been used to successfully produce cartilage transplants for the treatment of the knees of 10 adults with damage -
Next Series Energy-generating jackets could be ready to wear before 2023 Is it possible for clothing to create and store its own energy? We find out in this edition of Futuris on Euronews -
France Opinion: “Zombie” Apocalypse in the West? French politics has no analogue to America’s alt-right milieu – with its conspiracy theories, talk shows, online trolling, and fake news – that fueled Trump’s campaign. But Fillon’s supporters, too, reject multiculturalism and have responded to their status anxiety by dismissing expertise. -
Next Series Takeaway: Ready-to-wear electronics What about creating and storing your own energy by walking? -
Colombia Bullfighting brought back to Bogota, awakening age-old arguments Bullfighting has returned to the Colombian capital, reawakening an age-old argument. -
Kazakhstan Syria peace talks start in Kazakhstan Syria's opposition and government representatives are meeting in Astana, in the latest efforts to secure peace after a six-year long civil war. -
Cult Berlin Fashion Week - a colourful collection of inspired craziness It was time to show off in Berlin as the city celebrated its fashion week. -
USA Trump's crowd controversy - what are the facts? Donald Trump’s press secretary was providing ‘alternative facts’ when he claimed the billionaire’s inauguration had been witnessed by the largest-ever audience, according to one of the president’s key -
Hungary Day of mourning in Hungary for school coach crash victims The flag flew at half mast over the parliament building in Budapest on Monday, as Hungary observed a day of mourning for the victims of Friday’s school coach… -
Business Series Samsung blames faulty batteries for Galaxy Note 7 fires Faulty batteries have been blamed by South Korean tech giant Samsung for fires that forced the withdrawal of its Galaxy Note 7 smartphone. -
World News How to make toast without increasing cancer risk When cooking bread to make toast, or when frying, baking or roasting, strive for a slightly golden colour rather than a deep brown. -
Gambia Gambia: Exiled leader Jammeh 'stole millions' from state coffers Authoritarian ex-president Yahya Jammeh is said to have plundered more than 11 million dollars from Gambia before fleeing into exile. -
Romania Romanians march against prison pardons Thousands of people marched through the Romanian capital and other cities on Sunday evening to protest against government proposals to pardon scores of convicted… -
United Kingdom 'Trainspotting' - the sequel It has taken 20 years but director Danny Boyle has finally managed to reunite the cast of his ground breaking 1996 cult film ‘Trainspotting’. -
Israel Israel views Trump as "supportive of settlement building" Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has told senior ministers he is lifting restrictions on settlement building in East Jerusalem. -
Israel White House looks at moving US embassy to Jerusalem The White House says it is in the early stages of talks to carry out President Donald Trump’s pledge to move the US embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.