15 February 2017 | Euronews
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Kuwait Iran looks to improve ties with Gulf neighbours President Hassan Rouhani has called for greater unity between Shiite and Sunni Muslims during his first official visit to the Arab Gulf since being elected in… -
USA Central African nations warn Trump reform could lead to conflict A coalition of 12 African countries has sounded the alarm that a possible US reform to rules on “conflict minerals” could create violence in Africa -
Netherlands Campaigning underway for Dutch election Observers are predicting the poll will test the anti-establishment sentiment that has swept the UK out of the EU and Donald Trump into the US presidency. -
Sport Real Madrid beat Napoli, Arsenal outgunned by Bayern Real Madrid will take a slim lead into their second leg last-16 Champions League match against Napoli after running out 3-1 winners at the Bernabeu. -
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USA Trump picks retired Admiral Harward as Flynn replacement -report The Trump administration has reportedly chosen retired Vice Admiral Robert Harward as its new national security adviser. -
France Anti-police riots spill over from Paris suburbs into city centre The riots rocking the suburbs of Paris since early February spilled over onto the streets of the French capital on Wednesday evening. -
Iraq Dozens killed and injured in Sadr City bombing A suicide bomber detonated a pick-up truck in Sadr City, a heavily-populated and poor Shi'ite suburb of Baghdad. -
Sport Hermans takes control of Tour of Oman Ben Hermans proved to be the fastest man on day two of the Tour of Oman. -
United Kingdom Post-Brexit hate crimes in England and Wales reach record levels Hate crimes in England and Wales have risen to record numbers in the three months immediately following the UK's vote to leave the European Union -
USA 'Mad Dog' Mattis warns NATO members to spend more or US spends less Jim Mattis tells NATO spend more or US spends less -
USA Potential repeal of DACA casts illegal immigrant youths' future into doubt The first arrest of a so-called “dreamer”, like so many of Donald Trump’s first acts as president, sparked public outcry in the US. -
World News Arms control in Europe: the Baltic test for Russia and NATO Since Russia’s annexation of Crimea in early 2014, its political and military relations with the West have deteriorated sharply. To head off the risk of an arms race or military confrontation, both sides must urgently agree to reciprocal measures to limit military capabilities -
Europe News Long path to CETA deal MEPs may have backed the EU-Canada free trade deal, but national and regional parliaments across the bloc will also get a say. -
Spain Spain arrests two with alleged links to Islamic terrorism Authorities in Spain arrest two with links to terrorist ideology -
Sport Kraft works wonders at South Korea's inaugural ski jump event South Korea’s signalled its more than ready to host next year’s Winter Olympics by staging the latest round of the World Cup ski jumping. -
Vatican Pope backs Native Americans in Dakota Access Pipeline row Pope issues support for Native Americans in Dakota Access Pipeline row -
World News More rescue boats, more migrants drowning in the Med Authorities face a "sad paradox" as smugglers overload dinghies, says the European border and coast guard agency Frontex. -
Hungary Four dead in Hungary in fog pile-up Fatal foggy pile-up in Hungary -
Business Line Cautious economic forecasts in a time of uncertainty Business Line looks at economic forecasts for the world and for Europe, seeing how forecasters are reexamining their perspectives and perceptions. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: CETA deal almost done This is the Brief from Brussels, a daily roundup of the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
Austria Corruption can destabilize democracy, even in EU countries: view Council of Europe is ready to provide its expertise on fight against corruption to Romania -
New Zealand It’s time to pay the sisters the same as the misters! A new online video campaign designed to raise awareness about the issue of pay equality in New Zealand hit the internet on February 15. -
USA Grobe: Netanyahu's visit comes at a time of turmoil The Euronews correspondent in Washington gives us his take on today's much-anticipated meeting between the leaders of the US and Israel. -
World News Car bomb in Sadr City brings internal Shi'ite tensions back to the boil Suicide car bomb kills and maims in Sadr City -
Egypt Egypt's long road to economic recovery Five years on from the revolution that saw the fall of the Mubarak regime, and Egypt is still on its knees. -
World News North Korea's Malaysian murder mystery Reuters North Korean officials have objected to an autopsy on the estranged half-brother of leader Kim Jong Un, Kim Jong Nam, who was murdered at Kuala Lumpur airport on Monday. -
Europe News Anti free-trade protests ahead of CETA vote Hundreds of anti-free trade protesters took to the streets of Strasbourg on Wednesday as MEPs voted to back an EU-Canada free trade deal. -
USA US-Israel: is Trump backing away from a two-state deal? US President Donald Trump has welcomed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to Washington for a much-anticipated meeting that observers say could shape the contours of future policy in the Middle -
Cinema 'The Lost City of Z' at the Berlin Film Festival They came from ‘The Lost City of Z’ – the film that is to the fervour of the red carpet at the Berlinale. -
Economy EU financial affairs chief says progress made on Greek bailout review talks EU Economic and Financial Affairs Commissioner Pierre Moscovici says a crucial Greek bailout review is making progress, but more steps are needed. -
United Kingdom Philip Pullman fans rejoice! 'The Book of Dust' is coming... British fantasy writer Philip Pullman, whose 'His Dark Materials' catapulted him to global stardom, returns to the fantasy world with a new trilogy. -
Turkey The woman who returned from the dead to face an impossible choice She’s the victim of a gripping and extraordinary tale of kidnap that escaping would mean death for either her or the father of her three children. -
Belgium Minister promoting cycle lanes has bike stolen A Belgian mobility minister was left red-faced after his bike was stolen at an event to promote cycle lanes. -
World News US believe Russia deployed new cruise missile, violating treaty If confirmed, it's a major test for the Trump administration, just as it faces a crisis over its ties to Moscow. -
Sci-Tech Play virtual drums with Freedrum Philip Robertson is a keen drummer and like any musician knows the importance of practice. -
World News 'Mad Dog' Mattis reaffirms US commitment to NATO Mattis in meetings with NATO defence ministers -
Canada View: Islamophobia is a threat to us all, Canada's silent majority must speak up -
Economy UK employment rate at record high, pay growth slows The employment rate in Britain hit a new all-time high in the three months to December, but wage growth slowed. -
Cult Zac Posen presents exhibition-style show at New York Fashion Week American designer Zac Posen went for an off-the-wall offering at New York Fashion Week when he put his models on the wall. -
Business Series Facebook further blurs the line between social media and TV Facebook is launching an app for smart TVs so the social network's users can watch its videos on a bigger screen. -
Germany The demonstrators taking to the streets to proclaim their European identity -
World News EU seals Canada trade deal EU approves CETA trade deal with Canada -
No Comment Iraqis take to the streets Hundreds of followers of the influential Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr took to the streets of Baghdad on Tuesday, in honour of the people who died when an anti-government rally turned violent on… -
No Comment Troubled Waters: Ceta protest Demonstrators from Greenpeace protest in Strasbourg at the signing of CETA, EU’s free trade deal with Canada -
Cult Bolshoi Ballet stages Mieczysław Weinberg's opera 'The Idiot' Moscow’s famous Bolshoi Ballet is staging ‘The Idiot’ which is based on Fyodor Dostoyevsky’s novel. -
World News Watch: Biker's last-second leap from path of onrushing train A trail biker had a near-death experience when he was forced to leap out of the path of an oncoming train into a nearby creek. -
USA Harrison Ford in near-miss at California airport Star Wars actor Harrison Ford came close to a serious accident on Monday, when his private plane landed on a taxiway, not a runway, at John Wayne Airport in California. -
World News Trump and Russia a cause for concern on Capitol Hill Trump camp and Russia a cause for concern -
USA Oroville residents begin to return home after California dam crisis eases California officials have said the crisis at the damaged Oroville dam is now under control and that evacuated residents can return home. -
Turkey Robotic arm used to save puppy from well -
USA Netanyahu heads into Trump meeting looking for clarity Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu holds his first-ever talks with a Republican US president when he meets Donald Trump on Wednesday. -
India India claims record for multiple satellite launch India has launched 104 nano-satellites in what it claims is a multiple-launch record. -
North Korea S.Korea says Kim Jong Nam was poisoned by N.Korean agents, one woman arrested Kim Jong Nam, the estranged half-brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, was poisoned by two suspected Pyongyang spies according to South Korea’s intelligence… -
USA California dam evacuees are told they can go home An evacuation order for around 180,000 people who live below the highest dam in the US has been lifted. -
Brazil Troops sent to patrol Rio amid police strike threats The Brazilian government has deployed the first of 9,000 soldiers onto the streets of Rio de Janeiro ahead of the city’s famous carnival later this month.