24 February 2017 | Euronews
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Switzerland Syria war: Kurdish hopes for Geneva peace talks We want Syria to be neutral, a home for all. -
World News ERASMUS at 30: what next? The ERASMUS programme celebrates its 30th birthday this year. -
USA US shooting investigated as potential hate crime A 51-year-old man from Kansas has been charged with killing an Indian engineer and wounding two other men when he opened fire in a bar. -
USA White House causes outrage by blocking reporters from briefing The White House has blocked several news outlets, including CNN and the New York Times, from a press briefing. -
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France Investigation into French presidential candidate Francois Fillon steps up a gear The investigation into French presidential candidate Francois Fillon steps up a gear as prosecutors appoint a magistrate to investigate allegations of payment for bogus jobs. -
Sport Klopp compares Ranieri sacking with Brexit and Trump With his locker cleared out, Claudio Ranieri left Leicester City football club for the last time on Friday. -
My Europe Series Hopes and hurdles for Cyprus reunification It is believed to be Aphrodite’s birthplace, yet Cyprus’ modern history has not been one marked by love – rather by a great deal of violence that ended with the island’s division between a Turkish nor -
West Bank Palestinian protest calls for reopening of Hebron's Shuhada street Palestinians have marked the 23rd anniversary of the Hebron mosque massacre by calling for the reopening of the street on which it stands in the city. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: Marine Le Pen's National Front quizzed over 'fake jobs' This is State of the Union, a weekly round up of the top stories from across Europe. -
Japan Fans storm Japanese bookshops as new Murakami goes on sale Japanese author Haruki Murakami has his fans abuzz with the publication of his first proper novel in four years. -
Economy Greek PM Tsipras hails 'honourable compromise', optimistic on future reforms The Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has been talking up the agreement with European creditors under which the country will make further reforms in 2019. -
Italy Naples hospital staff clocked in but skipped work, inquiry alleges Clocking in, but not appearing to hang around: 55 Naples hospital employees arrested, 94 under investigation, for alleged fraud. -
Russia Russia honours fallen diplomat Vitaly Churkin Russia's late ambassador to the UN, Vitaly Churkin, has been honoured in Moscow at a memorial service. -
Sport Ferrari and McLaren-Honda unveil 2017 challengers It’s that time of year when Formula One teams present their charges for the fast-approaching new season. -
Syria #AllViews live: euronews journalists discuss current conflicts in Syria and Ukraine -
Japan "There is a lot of pressure" - how "Premium Friday" could help the Japanese Euronews Editorial Project Manager Javier Villagarcía has lived and worked in Japan. Here he gives us his impression of how the country's working culture will be affected. -
Series Postcards from Japan: the Kumano Kodo pilgrimage trails On the Kii Peninsula in the Kansai region, many walk the ancient Kumano Kodo pilgrimage routes -
Europe News Labour's Corbyn rebuffs calls to resign after Copeland election loss Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has rebuffed calls to quit after losing a key by-election to the Conservatives. -
Switzerland Slow progress: UN-led peace talks on Syria on shaky ground Progress has been slow, after two days of UN-led Geneva peace talks on Syria. -
Tunisia Tunisia in a quandary over nationals suspected of jihadist crime in Syria Should Tunisia allow suspected jihadists to return -
USA Donald Trump presses all the CPAC crowd's hot Republican buttons Slamming the fake news media, promising to bring jobs back to America, and saying the wall on Mexican border will start going up soon, President Donald trump has been cheered at the APAC conference. -
France What do we know about Francois Fillon's policies? Francois Fillon remains a serious contender for the Elysee despite being hit by a financial scandal. What do we know about the conservative candidate's politics, his policies and his vision? -
Sport Alpine skiing: Kline celebrates maiden win in Kvitfjell downhill Slovenia’s Bostjan Kline claimed the first World Cup victory of his career on Friday when he triumphed in a men’s downhill race in Kvitfjell, Norway – a replacement race for the cancelled Lake Louise -
Business Planet Meet central Europe's hi-tech world-beater, South Moravia There's a new Hi-Tech gang in town making a global name for themselves, busting out of South Moravia in the Czech Republic on a wave of entreprenurial savvy and smart support. -
Business Series PSA Peugeot Citroen boss reassures over future of Vauxhall plants PSA Peugeot Citroen head Carlos Tavares has reassured politicians and union leaders in the UK about GM's Europe's Vauxhall plants re takeover plans. -
Chad Three million at risk of famine in Lake Chad region Launching a funding appeal, the UN says drought, chronic poverty and Boko Haram Islamic militants have led to the emergency. -
Cinema Now, the award for Best Actor goes to... As if there was any doubt, ‘La La Land’ proves Ryan Gosling’s got the looks, the majestic moves and a velvety voice in bundles. -
Japan Japan tackles its workaholic culture The government has launched the "Premium Friday" campaign encouraging firms to let workers out a few hours early on the last Friday of each month. -
USA Epidemic: US heroin deaths quadruple in five years The US is facing an opioid epidemic and fatal overdoses of heroin have more than quadrupled in five years ending 2015 -
Business Series Royal Bank of Scotland makes a loss for ninth straight year Royal Bank of Scotland - the subject of the world's biggest bank rescue - has announced losses of 6.96 billion pounds (8.2 billion euros) for 2016. -
Malaysia What is VX, the world's deadliest nerve agent use by North Korea? Malaysian police revealed they've discovered traces of a highly toxic nerve agent on the face of Kim Jong-Nam, who was murdered earlier in February -
South Africa Violence erupts between locals and migrants in South Africa The unrest in Pretoria broke out despite a condemnation of anti-foreigner violence and call for calm from President Jacob Zuma. -
Cult The Best of Arts and Culture in Europe and the world From Italy to Indonesia, here’s our special selection of some of the finest arts and cultural shows now. -
Malaysia Malaysian police sweep Kuala Lumpur airport for WMD traces as VX confirmed in Kim killing Airport shutdown in Kuala Lumpur as Malay police confirm VX chemical agent used in Kim killing -
USA Mexico "worried and Irritated" by Trump's insulting, inaccurate remarks Mexico tired of Trump as Tillerson and Kelly visit -
Economy French consumer confidence remains at near 10 year high French consumer confidence remained at its best level in more than nine years in February for the second month in a row. -
Business Series British Airways owner IAG sees profits rise International Airlines Group - owner of British Airways, Iberia and Aer Lingus - reports higher annual profits from cost-cutting and cheaper fuel. -
World News Trash Mode and the Trumpet - the week in pictures Here is Euronews’ selection of the best images from this week. -
Syria Car bomb attack near al-Bab in Syria kills over 40 ISIL says it killed at least 35 civilians in deadly carbomb attack in former fief lost to Free Syrian Army on Thursday. -
My Europe Series Cyprus reunification: What is at stake politically? Sophie Claudet, Euronews: What is the general support in favour of a peace accord nowadays in Cyprus? -
My Europe Series The economic benefits of a reunified Cyprus Sophie Claudet, Euronews:Is the business community in and outside Cyprus preparing and pushing for a peace deal? -
Iraq Iraqi forces push into western Mosul in battle with ISIL Iraqi security forces have advanced deeper into the western half of Mosul, a day after launching attacks on several fronts against the self-styled Islamic State’s last main stronghold in the… -
Syria Syria: ISIL car bomb on Turkey-backed rebels 'kills dozens' Security sources in Syria say more than 40 people including 35 civilians have been killed by an ISIL car bomb near al-Bab. -
Philippines De Lima arrested as Duterte cages his biggest critic The Philippines' controversial President Rodrigo Duterte sees his nemesis, Senator Leila de Lima, arrested after judge makes drugs charges stick. -
Cinema And the Oscar for Best Foreign Language film goes to.... There are several European movies in the running for the Best Foreign film Oscar this year but the hot favourite for the award is Asghar Farhadi’s ‘The Salesman'. -
Cinema And the nominees for Best Picture are.... On Sunday, the American film industry celebrates the 89th Annual Academy Awards at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles. -
USA 'A disaster': activists challenge Trump's transgender move The Trump’s administration’s reversal of official guidance on transgender rights has brought protests. -
No Comment Tigers hunting down drone Video footage shows Siberian tigers in northeast China’s Heilongjiang Province meandering about until they catch sight of a drone with a camera buzzing around. -
Guatemala Dutch 'abortion boat' blocked by army in Guatemala A boat used by pro-abortion activists has been blocked by authorities in Guatemala, where the campaigners had docked looking to help women seeking to end their… -
No Comment USA cop shooting An off-duty Los Angeles Police Department officer fired his gun during a physical altercation with a group of teenage boys in Anaheim on the afternoon of February… -
Malaysia Chemical weapon used to kill North Korean leader's half-brother - police The estranged half-brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un was killed with a chemical weapon known as VX nerve agent, according to Malaysian police. -
France France: has alliance boosted Macron's presidential chances? Independent French presidential candidate Emmanuel Macron appears to be getting a boost amid his new alliance with influential centrist Francois Bayrou. -
Switzerland Geneva peace talks: looking for a way out of Syrian war Opposing sides in the Syrian war have come face to face in UN peace talks for the first time in three years, as a way out of the deadly conflict remains elusive.