27 January 2017 | Euronews
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Romania Sailors stranded on frozen Danube receive emergency supplies Food and water was sent by helicopter from the town of Calarasi. -
USA 'Life is winning again in America' as Pence joins pro-lifers in DC Vice-president Pence attends pro-life event -
USA Holding hands, Trump and May renew 'deep bond' between US and UK The image of Theresa May and Donald Trump holding hands at the White House, if only briefly, is a potent one, as the US and UK renewed their ‘deep bond’. -
Sport Handball: Norway down Croatia to book World Championship final against holders France Norway have booked themselves a very first ticket to the final of the men’s world handball championship after beating 2003 champions and four-time finalists Croatia in the… -
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United Kingdom Donald Trump was not actually in Scotland to predict Brexit -
Yemen Yemen has 'only 3 months supply' of some key food stocks Yemen has only around three months supply of wheat stocks and could see similar shortages of other food grains such as rice. -
USA Wait-and-see: Trump’s economic announcements leave US businesses cautious The first week of the new administration has seen a flurry of presidential activity, but most of Donald Trump’s economic announcements have been vague and lacking details. -
My Europe Series How safe is your data and private information in Europe? In this edition of Insiders, we explore online privacy and data protection in Europe -
USA 'We are going to get along very well', Trump to May Donald Trump and Theresa May have renewed their vows to the special relationship between the US and the UK at their first joint press conference in Washington. -
Russia Russia softens the law on domestic violence The country's lower house has passed a bill decriminalising some forms of domestic violence. It will make battery of a relative a civil and not criminal offence when the victim suffered no serious har -
My Europe Series The State of the Union: When Theresa Met Trump This is State of the Union, euronews’ weekly round-up of EU affairs. -
Business Series Prosecutors probe when VW's former chief executive knew of emissions cheating Prosecutors say former Volkswagen CEO Martin Winterkorn is being investigated over when he knew about the company's emissions cheating. -
Sport Alpine skiing: Ganong ends US's World Cup win drought American Travis Ganong stormed to his second career World Cup victory, just over two years after his first, when he won a downhill race at the German resort of Garmisch… -
Business Planet Why the Fashion Tech business model is taking Europe by storm This episode of Business Planet comes from the Germany’s capital city, Berlin, where we visited a Fashion Tech hot spot to find out about its business model, the opportunities it presents and the secr -
USA Iranian actress to boycott Oscars over Trump's 'racist' Muslim ban The star of an Iranian film nominated for an Oscar has said she will boycott next month’s Academy Awards ceremony in Hollywood in protest at US President Trump’s proposed ban on immigrants from severa -
World News Queen Elizabeth visits Fiji exhibition on first official 2017 engagement Queen Elizabeth has carried out her first official engagement of 2017. -
China Chinese New Year explained According to the Gregorian calendar 2017 began 27 days ago. -
Economy Soybean slowdown: weaker exports hit US economic growth US economic growth in the final three months of 2016 was much weaker than the previous quarter due to lower exports - particularly soybeans. -
Poland On World Holocaust Day, leaders warn against the rise of bigotry and intolerance 'Memory and Truth are our responsibility, they are our weapons against evil,' said Polish Prime Minister Beata Szydlo as she paid homage to the victims of the Holocaust. -
Turkey Turkey threatens to cancel the Greek-EU migration deal A row over the extradition of eight soldiers it says were involved with last year's coup means Ankara is threatening to cancel the Greek migration deal -
Cult Interactive questions for Holocaust survivors a the UK National Holocaust Centre From beyond the grave the harrowing stories of the Holocaust are being told. -
USA 'No to your F***ing wall!' - Former Mexican president lambasts Trump Former Mexican President Vicente Fox launched a scathing attack on Donald Trump’s plans to make the Mexican government pay for the construction of a wall along the US-Mexico border, labelling the idea -
Sport EuroLeague: Belgrade win seven in a row as Fenerbahce win Istanbul bragging rights Crvena Zvezda Belgrade celebrated their seventh straight win in the EuroLeague on Thursday evening when they beat six-times champions Panathinaikos in front of a sellout crowd in the Serbian… -
Germany Hollande and Merkel call for EU unity over Trump and Brexit The French and German leaders have met in Berlin as May and Trump prepared to meet in the US, and ahead of an EU summit in Malta next week. -
World News Bakewell tarts are on the menu for Theresa's talk with Trump Euronews has a fly-on-the-wall account of what is likely to be discussed at Friday's landmark meeting between UK Prime Minister Theresa May and US President Donald Trump -
Business Series Tesco goes wholesale with Booker buy Britain's biggest supermarket chain Tesco is to buy food wholesaler Booker taking it into the market to supply the UK's cafes, restaurants and pubs. -
USA Human-pig embryo created by scientists Scientists in California have managed to successfully grow human cells within a pig embryo. -
Economy US economic growth slows in Q4 2016 from weak exports US economic growth slowed more than expected in the final three months of 2016 to an annualised 1.9 percent, linked to a big fall in exports. -
USA How 'special' will the US-UK relationship be under Trump and May? Theresa May launched a wide-ranging charm offensive after arriving in the United States. -
Cult 'Jihad' - a play which follows the odyssey of three young Muslims who go to Syria A play called ‘Jihad’ has been on stage in Brussels and France. -
World News And also....zoo urges deadly spider donation, the Vatican condom row, and the New Year girlfriend hiring app Every Friday journalists from euronews’ various language teams choose a selection of stories from Europe and beyond which did not reach the international headlines Help us by catching deadly spiders, -
Gambia Gambia: West African force 'to be gradually cut' after Barrow return Reports from Gambia say the West African military presence in the country will gradually diminish in the period following President Barrow’s return to the country to take… -
My Europe Series Your data protection rights in Europe with Jan Philipp Albrecht MEP Euronews anchor Sophie Claudet speaks with MEP Jan Philipp Albrecht about data protection rights and responsibilities in Europe. -
Business Series International payments world faces shake-up with Ant's purchase of Moneygram Alibaba affiliate Ant Financial to buy US money-transfer company MoneyGram in what could be a game-changer for the international payments industry. -
France US wins gold at Bocuse d'or: watch in 360° The United States has won the prestigious Bocuse d’or cookery competition, considered by many as the Olympics of the food world. -
USA Did the US State Department managers resign over Trump? Some say the abrupt departures are in protest against Donald Trump's presidency. But for others, it is routine procedure in the wake of a change of political administration. -
No Comment Australia: two killed in plane crash Two people have been killed after their plane crashed into a river in Perth, Australia. -
USA Mass resignations upend the US State Department The US State Department has witnessed what has been called the largest staff exodus in recent memory, as high-ranking department officials resign -
China New Year goes dark in China Smog fears have prompted the Beijing city government to tell officials not to set off fireworks or firecrackers to welcome the Lunar New Year. The Chinese New Year holiday begins on New Year's Eve on -
Israel Police probe Israeli PM Netanyahu again over alleged corruption Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu has once again been questioned by police as part of an on-going corruption inquiry. -
China Chinese soldiers perform 'rooster dance' to ring in the New Year Chinese soldiers got together on January 26 to perform a “little chicken dance” in celebration of the New Year. -
Syria Russia says Syria peace talks in Geneva delayed Upcoming UN-backed Syria peace talks in Geneva have been pushed back until late February, Sergei Lavrov said on Friday. -
Cinema Mexican film "Un padre no tan padre" sparks actors opinions on the proposed wall across US border The Mexican film “Un padre no tan padre” is a comedy and very funny but it is also something of a rarity. -
Mexico Trump: standoff with Mexico over border wall tax Mexico's foreign minister warns the proposed levy will only hurt US consumers. It comes as President Enrique Pena Nieto calls off a trip to Washington to meet US president Donald Trump. -
My Europe Series The 'Snoopers' Charter': Assessing Britain's new mass surveillance powers UK has just legalised the most extreme surveillance in the history of western democracy. -
Cinema 'Free to Run' - a documentary which traces the birth of jogging and womens fight to compete in marathons In the 1960’s, it was rare to see people running in the streets or in parks and those who did were considered a bit strange. -
My Europe Series How a Spanish man took on Google over privacy concerns and won Perhaps you don't like details from your private life appearing on search engine results? Don't worry: you can take control of your web presence and protect your privacy. -
World News Watch: Hotel crashes into river as heavy rains hit Peru A colonial-era hotel has collapsed into a river in Peru amid heavy rain in the South American country. -
Chile Deadly wildfires in Chile destroy entire town An entire town has been completely destroyed by flames, as the worst wildfires in Chile’s modern history continue to consume large swathes of the country. -
World News Eurozone closes ranks after US attacks on the euro Eurozone dismisses pessimistic euro view after the man tipped to be the US ambassador to the EU said the currency "could collapse" within 18 months. -
Netherlands Dutch minister resigns over cash deal with convicted drug dealer Dutch justice minister quits over cash deal with drugs trafficker -
USA Trump wants swift Republican legislation as Philadelphia protests Trump urges action, not talk as thousands protest in Philly -
Cult The best of Arts and Culture in Europe and the World Aussie impressionists Impressionism is not the preserve of the French or indeed Europeans. -
World News The end is nigh 'Doomsday Clock' ticks closer to midnight 'Doomsday Clock' ticks closer to the end of the world -
Bolivia Two arrested suspected of murder of Polish woman in Bolivia Two men held suspected of murder of Polish woman in Bolivia