14 February 2017 | Euronews
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USA US Defence Secretary Mattis in Brussels for NATO meeting New US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis will address one of the most anticipated NATO meetings in years on Wednesday. -
Venezuela Venezuela demands US apology over drug trafficking accusations Venezuela’s Vice President Tereck El Aissami has reacted angrily to being blacklisted by the US and the imposition of financial sanctions against him after Washington accused him of being a drug… -
Sport PSG eye CL quarters after battering Barcelona The sweet smell of success will be wafting over the French capital after Paris St Germain comprehensively outclassed Barcelona in the first leg of the Champions League knockout phase at the Parc des… -
Sport Real Madrid ready all guns for Napoli, Arsenal look to reverse fortunes Real Madrid have mastered the art of winning without hitting top gear this season but that will be severely tested in Wednesday night’s Champions League clash with… -
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USA Trump under pressure for failing to fire Flynn earlier Pressure is mounting on President Donald Trump amid revelations he knew for weeks that his national security adviser misled the White House about his contacts with… -
USA Trump-Netanyahu: a new love affair in US-Israeli relations? When US President Donald Trump will host Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for the first time at the White House on Thursday, the Israeli government will breathe a sigh of relief that the past eight y -
Italy Central Italy struck by 3.8 magnitude quake A magnitude 3. -
United Kingdom UKIP leader Nuttall under pressure over Hillsborough inaccuracies UKIP leader Paul Nuttall has admitted past claims he lost close friends at the Hillsborough football disaster were false -
Germany The Other Side of Hope - screens in Berlin Using humour to depict the hardship faced by Syrian refugees might not seem the most obvious approach to take, but that’s exactly what Finnish director Aki Kaurishmaki has done with his latest work “T -
Sport Kristoff takes spoils after spills in Tour of Oman opener Alexandre Kristoff is celebrating victory after day one of the Tour of Oman. -
Greece Austerity-weary farmers hold protest march in Athens Some 2,000 Greek farmers protested in Athens on Tuesday over increases to their tax and social security contributions amid the government’s ongoing austerity… -
Economy Fed's Yellen warns against delaying interest rate hikes, speaks of 'uncertainty' over US fiscal policy The US central bank is previewing interest rate rises, with Fed Chair Janet Yellen warning it is "unwise" to wait too long. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: EU-Canada free trade pact set to be approved by MEPs This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the day’s top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
Iraq Iraqi agriculture in ruins as ISIL leaves trail of destruction As the battle to rout ISIL from Iraq reaches its bloody crescendo, the world can catch a glimpse at the militant group leaves in its wake. -
Europe News MEPs plan CETA vote MEPs are set to vote on whether to ratify a free trade pact, known as CETA, between the European Union and Canada. -
USA Trump's 'power' handshake With world leaders almost dislocating their shoulders after meeting President Trump, we decipher some of the body language around handshakes and have a look at a few of Trump's worst. -
Germany Tunisia and Germany discuss ways to speed up deportation of illegal migrants Tunisia’s prime minister has rejected criticism his country was too slow to take back failed asylum seekers from Europe. -
USA Breast cancer survivors model underwear at New York Fashion Week Inspirational breast cancer patients and survivors walked the runway at New York Fashion Week sporting a collection of underwear designed for women affected by the… -
Croatia Skydiving stunt celebrates St. Valentine's Three of the world's top skydivers have marked this St. Valentine's day by jumping above a heart-shaped island in Croatia. -
USA Playboy returns to the skin game and restores the nude After barely a year Playboy says it's going "back to its roots" and will restore female nudes to the magazine next month. -
Austria Hitler imitator arrested in dictator's Austrian birthplace A man known to local police has been arrested in Hitler's birthplace in Austria for imitating the Nazi dictator in public. -
France Hollande urges 'respect' in bid to calm Paris suburb violence “Police, killers” were among the slogans shouted as French President Francois Hollande visited a gritty suburb of Paris on Tuesday as tensions continue to rise over alleged police… -
Luxembourg Train ignores stop sign in Luxembourg, crashes into another, killing one driver Two trains have collided after one ignored a stop sign in Luxembourg near the French border, killing one person and injuring six. -
Cult Carolina Herrera's white shirt moment at New York Fashion Week Veteran fashion designer Carolina Herrera presented what she called, “my white shirt moment” at New York Fashion Week. -
Business Series France's PSA could buy GM's Opel/Vauxhall In a move that could shake up the global auto industry, France's PSA Peugeot Citroen is talking to General Motors about buying Opel/Vauxhall. -
Business Series Rolls-Royce's profits dive Aircraft engine maker Rolls-Royce suffered a record annual loss from settling bribery investigations in Britain, the US and Brazil and the pound's Brexit vote slump. -
France French riots: wounds show no signs of healing soon Over a decade after the infamous 2005 riots that rocked France, tensions between police and those living on the outskirts of society don't appear to be easing. -
Business Series Credit Suisse announces big losses, more job cuts Credit Suisse says its 2016 losses were 2.44 billion Swiss francs, it plans to cut up to 6,500 more jobs this year. -
Sport French flair wins team gold at Alpine world championships Mathieu Faivre anchored France to gold at the Alpine skiing World Championships in the Team Event at St Moritz. -
USA Russia says Flynn resignation engineered by opponents of good US-Russian relations Russian politicians have been quick to defend Mike Flynn, Donald Trump's national security advisor, who has resigned. They claim he has been forced out by those seeking to ruin better US-Russian relat -
Cinema The film 'Felicite' a raw and realistic portrait of life in Kinshasa competes at the Berlinale Modern day Kinshasa and the realities of life in the Democratic Republic of Congo. -
Cult Nicky Jam scores number one hit with album Fenix Nick Rivera Caminero or Nicky Jam as he is known by fans the world over has just scored his first No. -
North Korea North Korean leader's half-brother 'assassinated with poisoned needles' in Malaysia, sources Kim Jong-nam reportedly murdered at Kuala Lumpur airport by poisoned needles -
Georgia Poisonous plot at the pinnacle of the Georgian Orthodox Church Cyanide plot to kill the godfather of the Georgian nation -
Economy Eurozone economic growth revised down for end of 2016 Eurozone economic growth in the final three months of last year was not as good as initially thought - 0.4% rather than the initial 0.5% estimate. -
Economy How can the Eurozone survive the current political turbulence? Is there still a hope? Today’s political climate limits the possibilities for structural reforms, fiscal pooling, and improved labor mobility. But if European leaders can strengthen the banking union, there is still hope for the eurozone’s future. -
Belgium NATO chief urges allies to deliver on spending promises NATO’s European allies increased military spending by nearly four percent last year, bucking a recent trend of cuts. -
Europe News Austrian president warns EU of the threat of 'simplistic populism' Austria’s president has warned MEPs that Europe should not repeat its past mistakes, as so called populist parties look to do well in key European elections this… -
World News Love all around us: 10 naturally-occuring hearts Heart shapes found in nature -
Luxembourg Fatal train collision in Luxembourg near French border One person has died and six people have been injured following the collision between a goods and passenger train in Luxembourg near the French border. -
No Comment Tisza River frozen in Hungary A security guard was rescued on Monday (February, 13) from a ferry that was torn from its moorings on the Tisza River in Hungary. -
No Comment BAFTA stars show off their trophies The top winners of the 2017 British Academy Film Awards turned up to the official party at London’s Grosvenor House with their shiny, new trophies late on Sunday night (February… -
Real Economy EU funds help risk-averse investors to boost employment in Europe Uncertainty is the new normal for us all. -
Japan Toshiba on the rocks after Japanese giant reveals huge losses Japanese household name Toshiba is in crisis after huge losses and the possible sell-off of its nuclear division, threatening a new nuclear plant project in the UK. -
Sci-Tech Chips in the hand to identify who we are No bag, no keys, no wallet and no ID. -
Netherlands Far-right Wilders leads polls vowing to close Dutch borders Wilders leads the polls ahead of Dutch election -
USA Northern Californian residents hope Oroville dam holds The nearly 200,000 evacuees downstream of the Lake Oroville dam in northen California are safe for now, but fearful they will have no homes to return to if the dam fails. -
USA Lance Armstrong faces uphill struggle in US fraud trial Lance Armstrong to go to trial in US fraud case -
Netherlands Time to replace capitalism with trust? By Irene Dominioni Amsterdam is famous for its vibrant, avant-garde cafes, but one of them has a particularly intriguing concept. -
USA Flynn resigns as Trump's national security advisor over breach of protocol Flynn quits as national security advisor over indiscretions -
China Siberian Husky attempts great escape from Chinese Vet -
North Korea Concerns grow over Pyongyang's weapons capabilities The ballistic missile launched on Sunday (Feb 12) by North Korea has a range of more than 2,000 kilometres according to South Korea’s intelligence agency. -
Venezuela Venezuelan vice president is blacklisted by US for 'drug trafficking' Venezuelan Vice President Tareck El Aissami has been blacklisted by the United States as a drug trafficker. -
France Macron seen winning French presidency in latest poll France’s far-right leader Marine Le Pen visited a migration hotspot on the country’s border with Italy on Monday. -
USA Goldman Sachs veteran is sworn in as US Treasury secretary Former Goldman Sachs banker, Steven Mnuchin has been sworn in as President Trump’s Treasury secretary. -
USA Last-ditch legal bid to stop North Dakota pipeline fails A US federal judge has rejected a last-ditch legal challenge from a Native American tribe to halt construction of the controversial North Dakota pipeline. -
USA Oroville Dam: race is on to lower water levels ahead of more rain It's hoped repairs to main spillway connected to Oroville Dam in northern California can begin as soon as possible -
France France: Three family members killed in Alpine avalanche Three members of the same family and their snowboarding instructor were killed in an Alpine avalanche on Monday – the worst such accident since the start of the ski-ing season in…