27 February 2017 | Euronews
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USA New surge in anti-Jewish crimes prompts Trump condemnation More community centres evacuated and more American Jews afraid - the hate crimes against the community in the US continue to mount. -
Germany Frontex boss criticises NGO rescue operations in Med NGOs react angrily to suggestions that their efforts to rescue migrants off the Libyan coast are encouraging smugglers -
Italy 'Lack of political will' sees Italy stuck on assisted suicide laws As Italy debates euthanasia and assisted suicide laws, euronews spoke to Filomena Gallo, Secretary of the Luca Coscioni Association. -
Germany Life sentences given to two street racers who killed in Berlin A pair of drivers who killed a man in Berlin while street racing have been given life sentences for murder in a German court. -
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USA Trump’s sneak peek of first address before Congress: billions more for defense Donald Trump’s proposal of a massive ten percent increase of the US defense budget has raised the stakes for his first address before a joint session of… -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: UK Lords debate Brexit This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
Romania Romanians continue calls for government to resign Romanians staged another anti-government protest on Sunday night, standing together to form a European Union (EU) flag to signal support for the bloc and its… -
World News Watch: Passengers trapped after bus overturns into swollen river in Peru Dramatic images from Peru's Andes after a bus is dragged into a swollen river -
Economy Barcelona phone home - World Mobile Congress opens The Barcelona World Mobile Congress features hundreds of shiny, new handsets but not the crucial comeback device for Samsung - the Galaxy S8. -
Germany Party-goers poke fun at politicians on the penultimate day of Germany's carnival season Angela Merkel, Brexit and President Trump have been the butt of people’s jokes on the penultimate day of Germany’s carnival season. -
USA Trump boosts military budget by nearly 10% President Donald trump has promised 54 extra billion dollars for the military in his first budget demand to Congress. -
Italy Italy: tetraplegic DJ stirs up euthanasia debate by assisted suicide in Switzerland An Italian DJ commits assisted suicide in Switzerland as MPs in Rome once again delay talks on a 'living will' law. -
Iran Iran proud of "The Salesman" and its Oscar triumph The film was already a hit in Iran, breaking all box office records since it came out six months ago. But opinion is divided. Does the Oscar reward the political message - or a straightforward work of -
Syria Syria: at least 11 dead in suspected Idlib airstrike At least 11 people have been killed by an airstrike in the Syrian rebel-held province of Idlib, activists say. -
Series Postcards from Uzbekistan: the Sitorai Mokhi-Khosa Palace Our Postcard this week comes to you from just outside the ancient Uzbek city of Bukhara and a palace that has been turned into a museum. -
USA Turning towards authoritarianism: Is Trump taking the US down Turkey's path? -
France French Greens embrace Socialists and start joint presidential campaign French electors have no environmental presidential candidate to vote for for the first time since the 1960s, with the Greens' man now campaigning alongside the Socialists. -
Markets LSE-Deutsche Boerse merger seen set to fail A merger between the London Stock Exchange and Germany's Deutsche Boerse looks to be heading for collapse over competition issues. -
South Sudan Thousands in famine-struck South Sudan forced to eat wild plants Thousands of families caught up in South Sudan’s famine are hiding from marauding gunmen in the swamps and islands of the River Nile. -
Europe News Hungary plans new border fence to stop migrants Hungary says it is building a new fence at its southern border to keep out refugees and migrants. -
Algeria ISIL claims responsibility for foiled bomb attack on Algerian police station ISIL has claimed responsibility for a foiled bomb attack on an Algerian police station, the group’s AMAQ news agency reports. -
Next Series Robo-Mate helps industrial workers lift heavy loads, reducing spinal injuries Robo-Mate looks like a superhero accessory, but actually it is a tool designed to help industrial workers. -
Germany Wings of change favour Germany's Social Democrats Martin Schulz, the party's candidate to be chancellor, is riding high in the polls, giving the SPD its best showing in a decade. -
France Managing Europe's threats and fears -
Business Series Saudi state oil company takes significant stake in Malaysia refinery Saudi Arabia's state oil company Saudi Aramco is to invest $7 billion in an oil refinery and petrochemical project in southern Malaysia. -
Sport Barca's Messi seals much-needed win against Atletico Diego Simeone oversaw his 300th match as head coach for Atletico de Madrid at the weekend but Lionel Messi was there to ruin his special day by grabbing a late goal for a 3-2 Barca… -
China Recent video of tigers chasing a drone has a dark backstory A recent video that euronews reported on last Thursday in which Siberian tigers can be seen taking down a drone may not be as harmless as it first appeared. -
United Kingdom Neil Fingleton: Game of Thrones actor and 'UK’s tallest man' dies aged 36 Neil Fingleton, an actor, former professional basketball player and title-holder of ‘UK’s tallest man’ has died, reportedly of heart failure, at age 36. -
USA 'In Moonlight Black Boys Look Blue' divine diversity at the Oscars Divine diversity at the Oscars -
Switzerland #HRC34: UN Secretary-General promises to speak out against rights abuses UN Secretary-General António Guterres has opened the 34th Human Rights Council with a personal pledge to speak out against abuses. -
Cinema 'La La Land' gaff overshadows Oscars “Is that the craziest Oscar moment of all time? -
Economy UK services sector optimistic, CBI survey finds Optimism among businesses in Britain's services sector is now higher than at any time since June's vote to leave the European Union. -
Philippines German hostage beheaded by ISIL affiliated group in the Philippines The ISIL affiliated group Abu Sayyaf has released footage which appears to show a German hostage being beheaded in the Philippines. -
Economy Prices spike in Spain but government says it's temporary Spanish inflation hit 3 percent in February compared to the same month in 2016. The government said that was temporary and energy costs will decline. -
Iraq Battle for Mosul: civilians flee as Iraqi troops push deeper into ISIL held areas In Iraq, more than a thousand civilians have fled western Mosul as Iraqi troops push deeper into ISIL held areas. -
No Comment Solar eclipse in Argentina Hundreds of residents and tourists in Argentina’s Patagonia region have attended the first solar eclipse of 2017. -
No Comment France: Carnival in Dunkirk Segolène Royal, the French environment minister, participated in traditional ‘herring throwning’, the main event at Dunkirk Carnival in northern France. -
Sci-Tech An eye on the sky with a travelling telescope in Kenya Have telescope, will travel. -
Next Series Takeaway: the body-enhancing exoskeleton This exoskeleton is designed for handling manual tasks It helps industrial workers reducethe risk of injuries Over 25 percent of Europeans suffer back pain due to work The worker’s effort is reduced, -
USA 'The White Helmets,' volunteer civil defence film in Syria wins Oscar 'The White Helmets' Syrian civil defence film wins Oscar -
Brazil Rio carnival crash: at least a dozen people injured after float hits barrier At least a dozen people have been injured, one seriously, following a float crash at Rio de Janeiro’s world famous carnival parade. -
Chile Millions without clean drinking water as fatal summer floods batter Chile Chile hit by flooding cutting off clean water to millions -
USA Oscars farce in pictures and social media reactions Members of the Academy, the stars in the room, and the public watching at home were all shocked when it emerged that the most prestigious award of last night’s Oscars, for Best Picture, had been given -
World 'Moonlight' shines after 'La La Land' mix-up Hollywood’s biggest bash of the year – the Oscars was marked by what one actress called the ‘craziest Oscar moment of all time,’ as ‘La La Land’ was mistakenly announced as Best… -
USA Five Oscars 2017 talking points Humility is alive and well… The talking point on everybody’s lips was one of the biggest mistakes in the history of the Oscars, which saw the best film award wrongly given to La La… -
USA Glittering gaffe as Oscars go off script Glittering gaffe in Oscars boo-boo -
USA Oscars 2017: "Moonlight" beats "La La Land" to best picture award after major gaffe This year’s Oscars ceremony had a surreal ending when veteran Hollywood stars Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway misread the envelope for best picture. -
France Le Pen lashes out at rivals as Macron tops latest polls French far-right leader Marine Le Pen has gone on the attack slamming her opponents in the race for the presidency. -
South Korea South Korea declines extending graft probe The probe into the graft scandal involving South Korean President Park Geun-hye will not be extended after the country’s acting leader said it has served its… -
France French campaigners want Barack Obama as their next president It began as a joke but now its gone viral. -
Italy Pope to visit South Sudan Pope Francis has made a surprise announcement saying he wants to make a trip to famine-struck, war-torn South Sudan, but not on his own.