26 January 2017 | Euronews
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Mexico Frontier friction as Mexican president snubs Trump talks Mexicans have reacted positively to President Enrique Peña Neito’s refusal to travel to the United States for planned talks with President Trump. -
USA 'Opposites attract', May makes a play to renew US-UK special relationship May outlined a post-Brexit Britain in strong partnership with Trump's USA at the GOP policy retreat in Philadelphia. -
Sport Handball: France beat Slovenia to close in second straight world title Holders France have reached the final of the men’s world handball championship on home soil after seeing off the semi-final challenge of Slovenia. -
United Kingdom Brexit: One last hurdle The so-called Brexit bill must now be passed by both houses of the UK's parliament- the House of Commons and the House of Lords -
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Gambia The Gambia's President Barrow arrives home to take office Adama Barrow finally landed on Gambian soil nearly two months after his election win and days after Yahya Jammeh fled into exile. -
World News Hungary's Orban : 'Make Europe great again' Europe is starting a new era of political thinking, the situation is awfully bad and we need to change it – this is one of the main ideas of Hungarian Prime minister Viktor Orban who delivered a speec -
Europe News The Brief From Brussels: Theresa and Trump's 'special relationship' This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
USA Trump arrives at Republican retreat in Philadelphia The meeting came as the Mexican president announced he had scrapped plans to visit the new US president next week as tensions rose over a proposed US-Mexico border wall. -
Europe News EU eyes more money to process refugees in Africa EU interior ministers want to spend more money on camps in Africa so refugees and migrants can be processed there. -
Business Series Ford profit down from Mexico plant hit Ford has reported a quarterly loss partly linked to abandoning a planned factory in Mexico that President Trump criticised. -
World News From trade wars to security: how will Trump affect Germany? - Opinion by Joschka Fischer -
Musica Oman - where bliss and music meet Beatrice Rana and Plácido Domingo speak with Musica from the Royal Opera House Muscat -
USA US 'sanctuary' cities face funding cuts if migrant-tolerant policies continue 200 US cities have in the last 35 years become havens for illegal migrants, where the local authorities will not help federal immigration enforcement officers catch or deport people. Now that may be o -
Greece Turkey: Anger as Greek court rejects extradition of fugitive soldiers Ankara has reacted with fury after Greece's Supreme Court rejected the extradition of 8 Turkish soldiers wanted over last July's attempted coup. -
World News Index dubs USA a 'flawed democracy' 'The land of the free' is no longer a 'full democracy' according to an annual index from the Economist Intelligence Unit. -
Economy No Brexit vote effect as UK economy enjoys robust growth Strong economic Q4 growth in the UK, driven by free-spending consumers, has confounded Brexit vote slowdown warnings. -
Iraq Iraq: war of attrition on front line of battle for Mosul The battle for Mosul is said to be entering a critical phase as Iraqi special forces try to drive ISIL fighters out of key positions on the west bank of the Tigris… -
Italy Italy: 'FBI join police' in 'Ndrangheta crackdown More than 30 people have been arrested in a probe into the business interests of the ‘Ndrangheta, the organised crime group based in the southern Calabria region of… -
Austria Several arrested in Austria anti-terror raids Austrian police have taken eight people into custody on suspicion of belonging to a terrorist organisation. -
Sport Around the world in 40 days - Joyon sets new sailing record Frenchman Francis Joyon and his five-man crew won the Jules Verne trophy for setting the fastest time to sail around the world on Thursday. -
Sport EuroLeague: Real Madrid shoot to the top of the table Real Madrid celebrated their fourth consecutive EuroLeague win on Wednesday night to move top of the standings, level on points with defending Champions CSKA… -
Next Series Hunting earth-like exoplanets In this edition of Space, Euronews correspondent Jeremy Wilks reports from the Observatory of Geneva – home to experts in exoplanets, the name given to planets outside our solar… -
Syria Girl, 7, tells Trump: "Help Syria and I'll be your friend" A Syrian girl who became a global star tweeting updates from Aleppo has written an open letter to Donald Trump urging him to help the war-ravaged country. -
Next Series Legends of Space, episode 1: Huygens touches down on Titan The Legends of Space series celebrates the greatest moments in space exploration, from Sputnik to Rosetta. -
Economy CeBIT technology trade fair: coping in an ever more digital world The transformative power of digitalisation is the theme this year at CeBIT, the world's largest technology trade fair, previewed by Euronews. -
United Kingdom UK: The Brexit ball is rolling Britain's government has presented draft legislation to parliament, to enable the UK to trigger divorce proceedings from the European Union. -
Austria Austria's President Van der Bellen sworn in, decrying populism The new Austrian President Alexander Van der Bellen has been sworn in for a six-year term. -
World News Opinion: Theresa May’s Trump Card The recent behavior of UK Prime Minister Theresa May's government suggests that it is putting US President Donald Trump's political interests before those of the EU and the rest of the world. But now more than ever, Britain and the EU must defend and promote liberal democratic norms. -
Korea Top North Korean defector says Kim Jung-un's days "are numbered" North Korea's most highly-ranked defector in years says Kim Jung-un's regime is crumbling -
Greece Greece: Supreme Court rules against extraditing 8 Turkish soldiers Turkey said Greece was protecting plotters and failing in the fight against terrorism on Thursday after the Supreme Court in Athens ruled against extraditing eight Turkish soldiers wanted over last Ju -
USA The Mistress of Westminster meets the Master of the Deal Theresa May goes shopping for a trade deal in Washington but faces the Master of the Deal himself, Donald Trump. -
Cinema 'Denial' - the story of a legal battle for truth with Timothy Spall and Rachel Weisz It is the story of a legal battle for truth. -
Business Series Johnson & Johnson pays big for Swiss biotech firm Actelion US healthcare giant Johnson & Johnson is to buy biotech company Actelion to access its highly profitable range of medicines for rare diseases. -
USA May to push UK's 'special ties' to US at Trump meeting Theresa May becomes the first world leader to meet the new US president on Thursday night, but is the "special relationship" about to take on new depth? -
Business Series RBS prepares to pay for 'painful' sub-prime legacy Royal Bank of Scotland sets aside 3.1 billion pounds (3.6 billion euros) to settle claims by the US Department of Justice over mis-sold investments. -
Hungary “My future is in danger if Budapest organises the Olympics" A movement of young Hungarian activists have launched a campaign for the cancellation of Budapest's bid for the Olympic Games in 2024, pointing out the cost of the event and the risk of corruption. -
United Kingdom Opinion:Theresa May’s Triple Bet British Prime Minister Theresa May has been frank about her objectives for the upcoming Brexit negotiations, but it is worth asking if her plan is realistic, given the new international context. Can one still dream of being the New Athens when there is a New Rome, lorded over by Donald Trump? -
Mexico Calls for Trump to face UN lawsuit over Mexico border wall Amid outrage in Mexico over US plans for a southern border wall, a top Mexican politician wants President Trump to face a lawsuit at the UN. -
Sci-Tech Ringneck parrot wings could be an indicator of climate change You might not be able to tell by looking at them but the Ringneck Parrot is evolving. -
Italy Italy avalanche: rescue operation over as final bodies retrieved The search and rescue operation at the avalanche-hit Hotel Rigopiano is over. -
USA Translating Trump: How the president's language may pose policy problems Beyond the insults and inflammatory rhetoric Donald Trump's grammar may make understanding the presidency and policy harder in the future. -
China Anger after rat is strung up by its limbs Images of a rat being strung-up by its limbs in China have been condemned as ‘heartbreaking’ by animal rights campaigners. -
USA Science goes rogue: US government agencies tackle Trump on Twitter Government employees from more than a dozen federal agencies in the United States have opened rogue Twitter accounts -
Cult Sustainable and hi-tech fashion at Berlin's Green and Ethical Fashion Show Off the shoulder dresses, flower prints in varying colours. -
No Comment Shock as sinkhole swallows truck A pick-up truck in Cheltenham Township, Pennsylvania (US), was partially swallowed when a large sinkhole opened up. No-one was injured in the incident. -
No Comment Russian woman drags two tram cars A Russian power lifter has managed to pull two tram cars full of passengers. -
France Fillon 'cooperating' in embezzlement inquiry into Welsh wife's work record French presidential contender François Fillon says he's assisting the prosecutor's office with its investigation into his wife's alleged fake job. -
Dominican Republic Latin American leaders blast Trump border wall Leaders of Latin American and Caribbean countries have denounced the new US President's tough immigration policies and border wall project. -
Romania Brussels to keep monitoring Romania over corruption Brussels says it will continue keeping tabs on Romania over corruption – “despite scores of MPs, mayors and magistrates being put on trial for graft in recent… -
USA US 'sanctuary cities' rally against Trump's order on undocumented migrants US sanctuary cities rally against President Donald Trump's executive order threatening funding cuts for shielding undocumented migrants. -
Mexico 'Mexico doesn't believe in walls' says President Peña Nieto In Mexico, President Trump’s signing of orders to begin work on a wall along the US’s southern border has been met with anger. -
France Hamon and Valls clash over the economy in TV debate France’s remaining two candidates for the Socialist party’s presidential nomination have clashed over the credibility of their manifestos on prime time… -
Germany German government approves autobahn tolls Germany’s government has approved plans to impose tolls on its previously free autobahns.