16 February 2017 | Euronews
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United Kingdom Pink Floyd's Roger Waters considers performing "The Wall" on US-Mexico border Roger Waters, the co-founder of musical rock n' roll group Pink Floyd, said the group's cult album is more relevant now than ever before -
USA Trump defies the courts with new travel ban plan The US Justice Department says Donald Trump will replace his executive order suspending travel from seven Muslim-majority countries "in the near future". -
Germany German Chancellor Merkel testifies on NSA spy scandal German Chancellor Angela Merkel has admitted to technical and organisational errors pertaining to the 2013 NSA spying scandal, but denies knowing the extent of US-German cooperation in the affair unti -
Lebanon Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah threatens to hit Israel's Dimona nuclear facility The Leader of Hezbollah, Hassan Nasrallah, has reportedly threatened to strike Israel’s Dimona nuclear reactor in the south of the country. -
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USA Poll says Americans deeply divided over Trump's performance Four tumultuous weeks after Donald Trump took office, the American public’s initial impressions of the new president are strongly felt, deeply polarized and far more negative than positive, according -
Canada Record numbers of refugees flee to Canada from the United States Fearing a worsening climate of xenophobia in the wake of a divisive presidential campaign, refugees in the United States are flocking to Canada in growing numbers. -
Belgium Russia and the West: how to avoid an escalation in Europe -
World Sanctions 'hurt' Russia and the EU, says Bulgaria President Rumen Radev Rumen Radev in conversation with Euronews about corruption, terrorism, migration and more. -
World News Tillerson and Lavrov hold first meeting in Bonn Russia does not ‘‘interfere in the domestic matters’‘ of other countries, Sergei Lavrov said on Thursday. -
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China [Watch] Mother and child escape falling car A mother and child were knocked off a sloping road in China on Sunday (February 12) by a reversing jeep that went out of control, a surveillance video shows. -
France Far-right Le Pen leads French presidential polls Far-right Le Pen tops the polls ahead of French presidential election -
Business Series BlackBerry sues Nokia BlackBerry is suing Nokia in the United States accusing it of violating 11 technology patents. -
USA USA : "Day Without Immigrants" a country-wide strike Businesses close their doors in solidarity as thousands strike across US cities protesting President Donald Trump's hard stance on immigration -
Sport American sharp-shooter Bailey wins surprise biathlon gold Lowell Bailey produced shock and awe at the World Championships in Austria by storming to victory in the men’s 20km biathlon. -
World News Who will save globalization: Capitalists or communists? - view -
World News Palestinians horrified to see state slipping away President Donald Trump's lack of commitment to a 2-state peace solution between Israel and the Palestinians has dismayed the latter, and raises doubts about their future as a people. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: Canada's PM makes case for free trade This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of all the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
Gaza Residents evacuated from flooded Gaza camp Rescue workers have evacuated the elderly from theır homes flooded wıth sewage and raın water ın a refugee camp ın the northern Gaza Strıp. -
Business Series Italy: anti-Uber protests take thousands of taxis off the streets Thousands of taxi drivers in Rome, Milan and Turin turned away fares and joined protests against changes in the law they say will favour Uber. -
Next Series The icy mysteries of Pluto This edition of Space takes you to the furthest reaches of our solar system, to the dwarf planet Pluto. -
Next Series Five reasons why Yuri Gagarin is a legend of space Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin flew to space In 1961. -
Next Series Legends of Space, episode 2: Yuri Gagarin On April 12, 1961 cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin became the first man in space, an achievement that marks the beginning of human spaceflight and was humanity’s first step into the… -
Iraq Iraq: deadly car bomb blast rocks Baghdad A car bomb has killed at least 48 people and wounded dozens more in Baghdad. -
Sport Kot seals status as man to beat after PyeongChang ski jump Maciej Kot is celebrating his second World Cup victory within a week at the ski jumping World Cup in South Korea. -
Economy Eurozone needs its own finance minister: EU's Moscovici Pierre Moscovici is the EU economy commissioner. -
Sport France's Worley slaloms to second gold at world championships Tessa Worley has won her second gold medal at the alpine skiing world championship in St Moritz, Switzerland. -
Austria Austria sues Airbus and Eurofighter for €1.1bn Austria files €1.1bn claim against Airbus and Eurofighter -
Republic of Ecuador Moreno hopes Correa's legacy will carry him to victory in Ecuador Ecuador's ruling Socialists are hoping Lenin Moreno will be able to carry forward the Correa legacy as the country votes for a new president on Sunday. -
France Where Eagles Dare: France trains birds to bring down drones The French Air Force is training baby eagles to bring down remote-controlled drones that have strayed into restricted airspace. -
World News US not ready to collaborate with Russia militarily, says James Mattis The US is not ready to work with Russia militarily, Defence Secretary James Mattis has said. -
Netherlands Floor lighting at pedestrian road crossing could prevent phone 'zombies' wandering into traffic Councils across the world have taken action against zombie phone addicts, installing pavement-level traffic-lights to prevent social media-addicted pedestrians absentmindedly wandering into the… -
Afghanistan Afghanistan faces new ISIL threat as western allies grapple with problems elsewhere The Afghan government finds its former Taliban enemies may be their biggest ally against the ISIL threat, and Iran and Russia agree. -
Cinema 'Insyriated' screening at Berlinale sparks silence and tears The awful realities of life in Syria. -
Cinema 'Call Me By Your Name' delights critics at Berlinale “Call Me By Your Name” is an adaptation of a 2007 novel by Egyptian-born writer André Aciman. -
Sci-Tech Ocado develops robotic hand to pick groceries for customers' orders A UK-based online grocery retailer is developing a robotic hand that could one day pick fruit and vegetables for customers’ orders. -
Economy European car sales jump, VW strong, PSA and Opel less so European car sales jumped 10.2 percent year-on-year in January to 1.2 million vehicles. -
Syria Syria conflict: fierce fighting in southern city of Daraa In Syria, heavy clashes have continued between government and opposition forces in Daraa. -
North Korea North Korea celebrates the anniversary of the late leader's birth with sports events Sporting events have been held in Pyongyang to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the birth of the late leader, Kim John Il. -
Economy French unemployment slips, still high French unemployment remains high, but the rate has fallen for the second year running to 9.7% in mainland France, 10% including overseas territories. -
Yemen Fatal air strike kills women and children at a funeral party in Yemen Women and children dead in Sanna after fatal air strike -
Europe News Trudeau seeks to reassure Europe over CETA deal Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has given a robust defence of free trade as so-called populist parties make gains across Europe. -
World How to deliver vital aid in remote DR Congo How the EU is helping one world's most complex humanitarian crises -
Europe News The rise of the robots The rise of the robots. -
USA Bet, date... and match? Tennis star honours promise to go out with student Canadian tennis star Eugenie Bouchard has kept her word over a Twitter bet to go on a date with a 20-year-old student. -
USA Israelis and Palestinians react to Trump-Netanyahu meeting Yesterday’s meeting between US president Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was seen by many as a reversal of almost two decades of middle eastern… -
Cult Brexit has fashion industry talking It was bold, brave and beautiful and ‘Pure London’ The annual retail fashion show is vital to the UK fashion industry. -
No Comment North Korea: dancing in the street The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) has been holding a series of activities to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the birth of the late leader Kim Jong Il, which falls on… -
Malaysia Theories abound, more arrests in Kim Yong Nam murder mystery Two more held in Kim Yong Nam murder -
France Fillon's 'fake work' probe looks set to foil Elysee bid Fillion's Elysee bid in tatters as fake work probe continues -
Japan Mobiles to medals: Old phones to be recycled for Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games With environmentalists warning that the world is on the brink of climate disaster, recycling is a hot topic at the moment. -
No Comment Winter wonderland for camels in Turkey It’s not only children that enjoy the snow. Van, an eastern region of Turkey, has had a hard winter but the camels have been enjoying the weather. -
World News Mattis issues ultimatum to NATO over defence spending US Defence Secretary James Mattis has delivered an ultimatum to NATO – threatening to reduce support for the organisation if members do not honour their military spending… -
Germany Which country is leading the EU on wind power? Germany is charging ahead with investments in wind energy as momentum stalls in large parts of the EU, a new report has revealed. -
Venezuela Tensions rise between Venezuela and the US Venezuela has taken CNN in Spanish off its airways accusing the US based news channel of distorting the truth. -
Germany Volker Schlöndorff returns to Berlinale with a romantic drama Oscar winning director Volker Schlöndorff has made a welcome appearance at this year’s Berlin Film Festival. -
USA Trump's pick for labour secretary pulls out ahead of confirmation hearing President Donald Trump’s nominee for labour secretary Andrew Puzder, has withdrawn from consideration on the eve of his confirmation hearing.