20 February 2017 | Euronews
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World News Russia's UN Ambassador Vitaly Churkin dies at 64 He reportedly suffered a heart attack in New York, a day before his 65th birthday. -
USA Trump names Lt Gen McMaster as national security adviser McMaster Trump's national security adviser -
United Kingdom Anti-Trump protesters pack London's Parliament Square MPs clashed on Monday over whether or not to invite US President Donald Trump to the UK for an official state visit. -
France Hollande warns France of the dangers of populism Hollande calls on France to avoid populism -
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France Le Pen's Paris headquarters searched by police FN officials have told the Reuters agency the search is connected to an inquiry into the alleged misuse of European Union funds to pay parliamentary assistants. -
Sport Champions League: Man City ready for free-scoring Monaco in last 16 first leg Manchester City are in Champions League action on Tuesday as they host Monaco in the first leg of their last 16 tie. -
South Sudan South Sudan's human rights situation "amongst the worst on the planet" Famine has been declared in some areas of South Sudan - the first time such a declaration has been made since 2011. The country has been dogged by civil war, drought and hyperinflation. The situation -
Sport Stoppage-time Lewandowski strike hands Bayern draw with Hertha Berlin Their crushing victory over Arsenal in the Champions League on Wednesday might have temporarily sapped the energy out of Bayern Munich. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: US VP seeks to ease European fears The Brief from Brussels is euronews’ daily round up of the top stories from Europe’s political capital. -
Ukraine Ceasefire holds in eastern Ukraine Ukraine and pro-Russian separatists respect ceasefire -
Russia Russia's UN ambassador dies 64-year-old Vitaly Churkin had served as Moscow's permanent representative to the UN in New York since 2006. -
Economy Greeks need "light at the end of austerity tunnel" Discussions between Greece, its European lenders and the International Monetary Fund on the country’s bailout obligations have dragged on for months as disagreements persist over fiscal issues, labour -
Iraq US Defense Secretary warns of "long-fought" battle in Iraq The US Defense Secretary Jim Mattis has been meeting Iraqi leaders on a surprise visit to the country. -
Cult A dream-like escape from Alice Temperley at London Fashion Week A dream-like escape was on offer at the start of London Fashion Week. -
Economy Greece moves closer to agreement over reforms to unlock next bailout loan Euro zone finance ministers and Greece have agreed to resume negotiations over its bailout review next week. -
Sci-Tech Lions in Nairobi National Park get tracking collars Lions in the Nairobi National Park are being fitted with tracking collars. -
Russia Russia defends decision to recognise rebel passports in eastern Ukraine The RIA news agency quotes the Russian Foreign Ministry as saying the order is temporary. Russian officials are also quoted as saying the order corresponds with international law. -
Cult 'My Ship is Loaded with Memories' - an exhibition at the Women's Museum at Aarhus Lifeboat sculptures, crafted by Norwegian artist, Marit Benthe Norheim are one of the highlights of the cultural programme of the Danish city of Aarhus, which is this year one of the European Capitals -
Sweden 'Mama Mia' Trump's Swedish meatballs spark Twitter titters Trump's Swedish meatballs cause Twitter titters -
Europe News Interns protest over unpaid work experience Several interns have held a protest in Brussels to voice their anger at unpaid work experience. -
Business Series Germany encouraged, UK worried over Opel-Vauxhall sale to PSA A report PSA would continue operating all Opel's German production sites if it buys Opel-Vauxhall has UK union officials worried. -
USA Donald Trump's rocky first month It has been a turbulent month since Donald Trump took charge as the 45th US President on the 20th January. -
Business Series Amazon to add 15,000 jobs across Europe, 5,000 in Britain Online retailer Amazon has said it will create more than 5,000 jobs in Britain this year, part of 15,000 in various European countries. -
South Korea Samsung: the scandal threatening South Korea's behemoth How did a economic giant that accounts for a fifth of South Korea's GDP get into the position where its top boss was arrested accused of corruption? -
Europe News Small protest against US vice president's Brussels visit Some 30 people protested against the visit of US Vice President Mike Pence to Brussels on Monday. -
South Sudan Famine rears its head in South Sudan Parts of the war-ravaged country have been hit by famine. Officials fear almost half the territory could be in a state of food insecurity by July. -
USA How to survive the Trump era -
Europe News US VP Mike Pence retreats from Trump's EU, NATO comments US Vice President Mike Pence pledged support for the EU and NATO on Monday, distancing himself from comments made by President Donald Trump. -
Egypt Egypt upholds death sentences over football stadium violence Egypt’s top court has upheld death sentences for ten men convicted for their roles in the country’s worst football related violence. -
Business Series Unilever shares drop on Kraft withdrawal Shares in Anglo-Dutch consumer goods group Unilever fell after US rival Kraft Heinz Co abruptly abandoned its surprise takeover proposal. -
Spain Ceuta under siege: more migrants storm the fence More than 300 migrants have broken through the border fence between Morocco and the Spanish enclave of Ceuta - Europe's only land border with Africa. -
World News Correction: Brexit headline -
Turkey Trial begins for Turkish president 'attempted assassination' plotters In Turkey a trial has begun for 47 people accused of plotting to kill President Recep Tayyip Erdogan last July. -
Next Series How robots can enhance the lives of Europe's elderly citizens How robots can improve the quality of life of elderly people living alone at their homes -
Next Series Takeaway: robots and the elderly Isabel Neto has found a new friend. -
Iraq Iraqi army continues assault on ISIL stronghold of Mosul The Iraqi army is continuing its assault on the Islamic State militant group stronghold of western Mosul. -
Malaysia Caught on camera - alleged deadly attack on North Korean leader's half-brother The diplomatic face off between Malaysia and North Korea has escalated following Kim Jong-Nam’s death last week. -
No Comment 'Flight of the Angel' at Venice Carnival Huge crowds have gathered in Saint Mark’s Square in Venice (February 19) to witness one of the Italian city’s carnival highlights – ‘The Flight of the Angel’. -
No Comment Hundreds take part in "tomato war" in Chile Hundreds of people participated in the seventh annual Tomato War in Quillon, Chile on Saturday, 18 February One hundred tonnes of tomatoes were placed inside a rodeo ring and the participants pitched, -
World News Germany's Schauble denies 'Grexit' threat German finance minister Wolfgang Schauble has said he is confident ‘‘Greece is on the right economic path’‘. -
USA Flows of major weapons 'highest since Cold War' The import and export of major weapons is at its highest global level since the end of the Cold War, a new report has claimed. -
Republic of Ecuador Leftist Moreno leads in Ecuador presidential election Leftist Lenin Moreno leads in Ecuador's presidential election, but he may not have enough votes to avoid a run-off. -
Business Series Kraft drops Unilever bid US food giant Kraft has dropped its plan to buy the UK-based Unilever. -
USA SpaceX launches Falcon 9 from historic NASA pad A SpaceX Falcon rocket blasted off on Sunday from a Florida launch pad once used to send NASA astronauts to the moon. -
Greece Masked attackers throw petrol bombs at Greece's Syriza party HQ People wearing carnival masks threw Molotov cocktails at the Athens headquarters of Greece’s ruling Syriza party on Sunday, causing slight damage. -
USA What has he been smoking? Swedes baffled by Trump's suggestion of major incident A comment from Donald Trump suggesting an immigration-related security incident in Sweden on Friday night leaves the country confused - and amused. -
France From Romania to France, protests against "corrupt politicians" Hundreds rallied in Paris and other French cities on Sunday, amid a presidential election campaign marred by legal scandals.