12 February 2017 | Euronews
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Syria Turkey says its troops won't stop until ISIL are ousted from northern Syria Turkish backed rebels fighting as part of the Free Syrian Army claim to have taken control of a key road leading into the city of al-Bab. -
Africanews Africa's rarest crocodile under special protection program The fate of a crocodile species considered as Africa's newest and rarest is being tied to a zoo in the heart of Ivory Coast's economic capital Abidjan, which faced an uncertain future not long ago. -
Sport Six Nations: France return to winning ways against Scotland France got their Six Nations title challenge back on track after battling past Scotland at the Stade de France on Saturday. -
Greece Greece: World War II bomb defused after Thessaloniki evacuation An unexploded World War Two bomb was safely defused on Sunday after one of Greece’s biggest peacetime evacuations. -
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USA Jazz legend Al Jarreau dies at 76 Celebrated US jazz singer Al Jarreau has died at the age of 76. -
USA US travel ban: Washington State Attorney warns Trump It infuriated many. -
Germany Ex-foreign minister Steinmeier elected new German president Ex-foreign minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier was elected Germany’s new president on Sunday. -
Sport Alpine skiing: Stuhec and Feuz strike world championships gold Ilka Stuhec became the second successive Slovenian to win the downhill title at the Alpine skiing world championships. -
Spain Spain's Podemos party re-elects Iglesias as leader, rejects move to the centre Spain's anti-austerity party Podemos has confirmed it is sticking to its leftist roots by reelecting Pablo Iglesias as Secretary General. -
Switzerland Switzerland votes to ease citizenship rules Swiss voters have approved a relaxation of their country’s citizenship rules, dismissing suggestions from the far-right that the move could pose a security… -
World News Australia: Wildfires rage in New South Wales heatwave Despite desperate efforts by emergency crews, dozens of wildfires are raging in the Australian state of New South Wales, amid extreme heat and strong winds. -
No Comment Carnivals underway in Nice and Venice The cities of Nice and Venice erupted into celebration as their annual carnivals got underway. -
Germany Hamburg airport shut down after passengers made sick by corrosive substance Hamburg airport was evacuated and flights suspended when dozens of passengers became ill from what appeared to be a discharge of a corrosive substance -
Syria Syrian rebels say close to taking strategic ISIL stronghold of al-Bab Turkish-backed Syrian rebels say they have reached the centre of the strategically important ISIL held city of al-Bab, in northern Syria. -
No Comment New Zealand whale stranding "over" Researchers are hoping that one of the worst whale strandings ever witnessed in New Zealand is over, after more than 300 animals died. -
Romania Romanian anti-corruption protests continue Anti-government protests continue in freezing temperatures in Romania's capital Bucharest. Some pro-government demonstrators are also out. -
Germany Trump critic Steinmeier elected as new German president Germany's former foreign minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier, a strong critic of Trump, will take over the largely ceremonial position of president. -
Switzerland Swiss vote on citizenship rights and tax breaks Switzerland is holding a referendum on making it easier for people born in the country to become citizens. It is opposed by a right-wing party. -
North Korea North Korea missile test 'absolutely intolerable' North Korea has fired a ballistic missile into the sea off its east coast. It is the first such launch since Donald Trump became US president. -
USA Rival abortion protesters face off in America Pro and anti-abortion campaigners have been facing off in the US. -
North Korea Testing Trump? North Korea reportedly fires ballistic missile North Korea’s fired a ballistic missile into the sea off its east coast, according to South Korea’s military. -
Germany Germany to elect new president Former German foreign minister Frank Walter Steinmeier is today expected to be elected as the country’s next president.