10 February 2017 | Euronews
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Italy Italian students turn violent over turnstiles There have been ugly scenes in Bologna in Italy after riot police and students clashed inside the city’s university for a second day. -
USA EU tells Trump to mind his own business The European Union has urged the United States to respect the principle of “non-interference” in each other’s affairs. -
Spain Catalan trial: Artur Mas accuse Madrid of abuse of power over independence referendum Catalonia’s former President Artur Mas has accused the Spanish government of abusing its power. -
Cuba Cuba: Fidel Castro's tomb becomes place of pilgrimage Tens of thousands of people have been flocking to the tomb of Fidel Castro, who died in November aged 90. -
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Greece [Opinion] Greek programme's second review must conclude quickly Greek debt relief has to be discussed in the framework of the roadmap agreed in May 2016, says Roberto Gualtieri. -
USA On the leaderboard as Trump and Abe head for Florida for golf diplomacy Trump and Abe to play golf in Florida -
Syria Russia intervenes to stop Syrian army and rebels fighting Russia has reportedly intervened to halt fighting between the Syrian army and Turkish backed FSA rebels in northern Syria. -
Italy The House of the Chaste Lovers - Open for Valentine's Day It could be the perfect place to spend Valentine’s Day. -
China Hong Kong spooked by billionaire's disappearance The mysterious disappearance of a Chinese-born businessman in Hong Kong has sent shivers through the global financial centre. -
My Europe Series The State of the Union: EU gets tough on migration This is the State of the Union, euronews’ weekly roundup of EU affairs. -
USA Twins on the way for George and Amal Clooney There must be something in the air for ‘the beautiful people’. -
Markets OPEC producers really are pumping less, boosting crude prices Oil prices jump on word that OPEC producers have achieved over 90 percent of the output cuts they had pledged. -
Turkey Academics and students protest post-coup crackdown in Turkey Summery sackings spark protest in post-coup Turkey -
Switzerland Swiss prepare to vote in citizenship referendum for third-generation immigrants Switzerland heads to the polls this Sunday for a nationwide referendum on whether to make naturalisation for third-generation immigrants easier. -
Cinema Berlinale opens with talk of politics The 67th edition of the “Berlinale” kicked off on Thursday evening with a star-studded opening ceremony. -
Business Planet Europe's social and solidarity economy is huge with entrepreneurs The social and solidarity economy (SSE) is a sector far from being marginal today in Europe. -
France Dual citizenship for Europeans only, Le Pen says National Front leader Marine Le Pen has outlined a policy where dual citizens from non-European countries would be forced to make a choice which they want to keep. -
Sport Holdener wins Alpine combined gold as compatriot Gut suffers season-ending injury The Swiss team enjoyed mixed emotions on home snow at the World Championships in St Moritz on Friday. -
Economy UK economy resilient at end of 2016, manufacturing jumps Britain's economy remained resilient at the end of last year despite the UK's surprise vote in June to leave the European Union. -
World News Ukraine: Well-wishers pay tribute to slain rebel leader Givi Admirers lined up in separatist-held Donetsk on Friday to pay their final respects to Mikhail Tolstykh, the latest pro-Russian rebel leader to be killed in eastern… -
World News Which EU country pays the most generous minimum wage? Debt-hit Greece is the only country in the EU that has seen its minimum wage fall over the last decade, new figures have revealed. -
Cult Rimes reason for her latest album 'Remnants' It’s all about love – that’s the message in Leann Rimes latest album. -
Business Series Renault profits move up a gear French carmaker Renault's operating profit jumped 38 percent in 2016 as it increased market share in all regions boosted by a number of new models. -
France French police arrest four suspected of plotting an 'imminent' terrorist attack French police detain four suspected of planning terrorist attack -
Economy Greek finance minister meets eurozone officials over bailout logjam Greek Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos meets top European officials in Brussels to try to break the deadlock over stalled bailout talks. -
Europe News Ukraine seeks deeper EU ties Urkaine’s prime minister has been drumming up support from the EU after renewed fighting in the country’s east. -
Syria Syrian President Assad: ISIL has "definitely" infiltrated refugees to the West Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said he believes beyond any doubt that “terrorists” have “definitely” masked themselves as refugees -
Cult The best of Arts and Culture in Europe and the World Photo Pictures which have been re-staged by film photographers for the stills camera on a film set are on show at an exhibition at the Albertina Museum in… -
France Hero Herrou - the farmer arrested for helping migrants - defiant after verdict French farmer arrested for helping migrants handed suspended fine -
Economy China's exports and imports surge China posted much stronger-than-expected trade data for January even as Asia braces for a rise in US protectionism under President Donald Trump. -
World News Arrest warrant for Peru ex-president Toledo over bribery claims A judge in Peru has issued an international arrest warrant for the country’s former President, Alejandro Toledo, in a growing corruption scandal sweeping Latin… -
USA Can Trump win his fight with the judiciary? Less than a month in office and Donald Trump is already in a showdown with the judiciary that could go right the way to the Supreme Court. -
Cinema '13th' - Oscar-nominated doc examines legacy of slavery ‘13th’ is ‘Selma’ director Ava DuVernay’s Oscar-nominated documentary. -
Hungary Thousands of visa abuses at Hungarian embassy in Moscow Thousands of business visas were issued by Hungary’s embassy in Moscow in 2013 without proper checks, according to an internal report of the Hungarian foreign ministry… -
South Africa Watch: Scuffles break out in South African parliament There were violent clashes inside South Africa’s parliament on Thursday, (February 9), as members of the Economic Freedom Fighters, (EFF), were forcibly removed. -
Turkey Turkey begins funerals for soldiers killed in Russian airstrike The funerals have begun for the three soldiers who were killed in a Russian airstrike in Syria on Thursday. -
France 360 video: Le Pen, Macron and Melenchon kick-off French presidential campaign Campaigning for France's presidential election began this week with three of the leading candidates addressing supporters in Lyon. -
No Comment Russian warships welcomed home after Syria mission Russia’s navy holds an honouring ceremony in Severomorsk to welcome back the crews of the Admiral Kuznetsov aircraft carrier and the Pyotr Veliky heavy nuclear-powered missile cruiser returning from S -
No Comment World record speed for standard mountain bikes on gravel Austria’s Max Stockl has broken the world record speed for standard mountain bikes on gravel in the Atacama Desert. -
USA USA: Mexican mother deported under Trump crackdown Enforcing the Trump administration’s crackdown on immigration from Mexico, US Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly has been visiting federal facilities on the southern… -
Cinema New German film addresses Nazi child 'euthanasia' Director Kai Wessel's film 'Fog In August' ('Nebel im August') addresses a dark period in German history - the Nazis' "euthanasia" programme. -
World News And also... Blowtorching barber, sleeping on the job in China and Denmark's burning question Every Friday journalists from euronews’ various language teams choose a selection of stories from Europe and beyond which did not reach the international… -
Iran Iran celebrates the 38th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution Iran's President Rouhani warns "newly elected" western leaders that his country is united and will not be cowed by threats on the 38th anniversary of the Islamic revolution. -
France Suspended 3,000 euro fine for Frenchman sheltering illegal migrants Cedric Herrou has been handed a 3,000 euro suspended fine by a court in Nice. -
France Le Pen sets out stall as the FN climbs to first place in French presidential polls The leader of France's far-right Front Nationale, Marine Le Pen, has been defending her policies as her party moves into the lead in presidential opinion polls. -
Spain WATCH: Teen crowned 'world's fastest flyer' in indoor skydiving contest More than 200 participants have taken part in the indoor skydiving wind games in Catalonia, Spain. -
New Zealand New Zealand: Race to save pilot whales in massive stranding Rescuers have been racing to save scores of pilot whales in New Zealand’s Golden Bay. -
France Eiffel Tower could get glass wall to boost security The Eiffel Tower in Paris could get a glass wall around its base – as part of efforts to boost protection against terrorist attacks. -
Russia Britain scrambles jets to monitor Russian bombers Britain has confirmed that it scrambled Typhoon jets to monitor two Russian Blackjack bombers, which flew near its airspace. -
South Africa South Africa: Brawls break out during Zuma's State of the Nation address Brawls have broken out inside South Africa’s parliament after opposition MPs were thrown out of the chamber during President Jacob Zuma’s State of the Nation… -
USA 'Go buy Ivanka's stuff' - did White House adviser cross the line? A senior White House adviser is in hot water after promoting products of President Donald Trump’s daughter Ivanka. -
USA US court upholds suspension of Trump travel ban Donald Trump’s controversial travel ban remains suspended, after a US appeals court threw out a bid to reinstate it.