3 February 2017 | Euronews
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Ukraine Serious concern for civilians caught up in new Ukraine fighting The UN says some 3.8 million people are affected, many in need of humanitarian assistance -
Norway Norway suffers extensive hacking of state computer systems Among those targeted were the Norwegian Armed Forces, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Radiation Protection agency and the Police Security Service -
Economy UK High Court dismisses EEA Brexit legal challenge The UK High Court dismissed a Brexit legal challenge to force parliament to specify if leaving the EU also means leaving the European Economic Area -
USA A rocky ride: US-Iranian relations since 1979 There are no formal diplomatic relations between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the United States of America. -
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Japan USA says it's '100 percent' with Japan As political stability in the Asia Pacific region worsens, the US are strengthening ties with their allies. -
Sport Jacobsen stuns the stars to take King of the Air title Kitesurfing's biggest names had to bow to first-time-winner Nick Jacobsen at Big Bay in South Africa, as he is the new King of the Air. -
USA Man tipped to be US ambassador to EU faces block in Brussels The man tipped to be President Trump's pick as US ambassador to the European Union is faced with being blocked by EU politicians -
France Louvre attack suspect 'entered France on Egyptian visa' The suspect in the machete attack near the Louvre entered the country from Dubai on an Egyptian visa, sources close to the investigation say. -
Romania Inside Romania's battle against corruption A new decree threatens the work of Romania's Anti-Corruption Directorate, but the government argues it must tackle prison overcrowding. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: EU leaders back new migrant measures This is State of the Union, euronews’ weekly round-up of EU affairs. -
Economy Trump to weaken banking rules President Donald Trump has started the effort to roll back the US laws brought in to regulate banks after the 2008 financial crisis. -
Romania How does Romania's revolution compare with this week's protests? Romania has this week seen its biggest protests since its bloody revolution in 1989, as hundreds of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets to show their objection to new laws they claim will h -
Europe News EU pledges cash and help to stem migrants from Libyan coast Fearing a new wave of migrants this Spring, EU leaders – meeting in Malta – have backed new measures to stem the flow of people from the Libyan coast. -
USA Bat robots could be flying around disaster zones within five years This bat robot flaps its wings for better aerial manoeuvres, glides to save energy and dive bombs when needed -
United Kingdom UK vegetable shortage leads to rationing Severe weather in southern Spain has led to a shortage of lettuce, broccoli, courgettes and aubergines. Supermarkets are rationing stocks to help deal with the problem -
Sport England - France to kick off Six Nations tournament Twickenham welcomes the French this weekend as the Grand Slam holders England begin their Six Nations title defence and look towards a record winning run. -
Business Series Uber and Tesla take different roads over immigration row Uber's Travis Kalanick has quit President Trump's business advisory group while Tesla's Elon Musk stays to raise objections for "the greater good". -
Ukraine Global calls for constraint amid new flare-ups in eastern Ukraine The call comes from the UN, the OSCE and aid groups, as concern mounts about a humanitarian crisis -
Romania Romania : Government opposition mounts Opposition to a controversial draft bill to decriminalise certain abuses of power in Romania continues to grow as the country's Ombudsman has asked a Constitutional Court to rule on its legality. -
USA US sanctions 25 over Iran's 'destabilizing activities in the region' The US sanctions 25 individuals and entities under its Iran sanctions authority in response to alleged 'destabilizing activities in the region.' -
Cult Trump in dill, a fruity Lady Gaga and a Monarch in oatmeal, Pavlo Bondar is a food artist Food artist Pavlo Bondar creates Trump out of dill -
Target 3D printing for medical purposes highlighted at Dubai's 'Arab Health' Dubai's 42nd Arab Health exhibition focuses on automation and innovation technology -
Economy US job growth strong in January, Japan has US employment plan Employers added 227,000 jobs in the United States in January. Japan reportedly has a plan to add 700,000 jobs there. -
Cult 47 Soul the sound of modern Palestine Palestinian band 47 Soul on tour in Europe -
Romania Why Romanians are on the streets: anger and discontent -
Cinema 'Beauty and the Beast' Legend and Trump John Legend slams Trump as 'Beauty and the Beast' is released -
Europe News From Malta to May - British expats on Brexit British Prime Minister Theresa May has been in town for an informal EU summit in Malta – despite her plan to start negotiations for Brexit. -
Cinema 'The Lego Batman Movie' is beautifully constructed cinema 'The Lego Batman Movie' a perfect fit -
No Comment Donetsk sustains another night of heavy shelling Several buildings, including a kindergarten were damaged, and large craters could be seen where shells hit. -
Europe News EU leaders back new steps to stem immigration from Africa EU leaders have backed new steps to stem immigration from Africa, including financing migrant camps in Libya run by the UN-backed government. -
Business Series Snapchat sets out its stall for huge shares sale Mobile messaging service Snapchat has started a marketing campaign to convince investors to buy its shares when they go on sale in March. -
Myanmar Rohingya 'very likely' victims of crimes against humanity Myanmar's security forces have likely committed 'systematic' mass killings, and gang rapes against the Rohingya Muslim population since October according to the UN Human Rights office. -
United Kingdom The White Paper wish-list: what the UK's Brexit negotiators want Free trade, customs, immigration, budget payments and security. Find out what the UK has on its wish-list as it prepares for divorce talks with Brussels. -
World News And also... Sprightly snakes, Schwarzenegger's swap swipe and soccer sexism Why Trump and Putin are molar opposites, the secret of a winning poker strategy and what it is like having a snake stuck in your ear. -
USA Bowling Green Massacre: the terror attack that wasn't Kellyanne Conway, a senior advisor to President Donald Trump, has baffled audiences by blaming Iraqi refugees for a terrorist attack that never happened. -
France Louvre attack 'clearly terrorist in nature', says French PM French Prime Minister Bernard Cazeneuve says a machete attack near the capital’s Louvre Museum was “clearly terrorist in nature. -
World News Rohingya island plan could trigger a human rights catastrophe - activists Rights campaigners are warning that the Bangladeshi government's plan to relocate thousands of Rohingya refugees to a remote, low-lying island could trigger a humanitarian catastrophe. -
Cinema Vinterberg's 'The Commune' collective living and disillusion Vinterberg's take on collective living 'The Commune' -
No Comment Plane struggles to land in heavy winds at Bilbao airport A British Airways plane was filmed struggling to land in windy conditions on Thursday (February 2) as it came in to Bilbao airport in Spain’s Basque Country. -
France Soldier shoots knife attacker in Paris A French soldier has shot and wounded a man armed with a knife who was trying to enter the Louvre musuem in central Paris. -
Malta EU leaders begin one-day summit in Malta EU leaders are holding a one-day, informal, summit in Malta to discuss migration and the consolidation of Europe once the UK leaves the bloc. -
Cult Art and Cinema, Dimitrije Popovic and Transmedia in Rendez-vous Explore European culture in Rendez-vous -
Korea "The strongest warning to North Korea" - Seoul welcomes US support The new US Defence Secretary has warned North Korea there will be an "effective and overwhelming" response if it chooses to use a nuclear weapon. Speaking at the start of a two-day visit to South Kore -
Greece Migrant deaths prompt work at Greek camp Greek media say three men were poisoned by fumes from stoves lit inside the tents to combat the bitter winter temperatures. However, the authorities would neither confirm nor deny this. -
Korea North Korea faces ''overwhelming'' response if it uses nuclear weapons, warns US defence chief Mattis Donald Trump’s defence secretary has warned North Korea that it will face an “effective and overwhelming” response if it choses to use a nuclear weapon. -
Ukraine US blames Russia for rise in violence in Ukraine The US has strongly condemned what it calls Russia’s ‘‘agreesive actions’‘ in eastern Ukraine. -
France French church shows solidarity with refugees The Basilica d’Ainay in Lyon transformed itself into a giant screen last night to show solidarity with refugees trapped in a foreign land. -
Israel Israeli settlement expansion ''may not be helpful" to peace, says new US administration The White House has said the construction of new Israeli settlements “may not be helpful” in achieving peace with the Palestinians. -
Romania Protesters in Romania promise to be back every day Tens of thousands of Romanians have taken to the streets of Bucharest for a third night to rally against a decree decriminalising some forms of corruption. -
France Fillon vows to hold on as presidential contender despite scandal The French presidential candidate on the right appears before a rally of supporters, but even some in his own party are asking how long he can survive