28 February 2017 | Euronews
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Europe News The Brief from Brussels: Juncker set to unveil new EU vision This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
France Shots accidently fired near French president Two people injured as police marksman's gun goes off near French President Francois Hollande. -
United Kingdom Tunisia beach attack: British families prepare to sue TUI British families are preparing to sue the TUI tour operator, following the June, 2015, terror attack in Tunisia. -
World News Outcry as Britain deports grandmother after nearly 30 years in Britain A Singapore woman, married to a British man for 27 years with two children and a grandchild has been deported for failing to satisfy residency requirements. -
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France EU parliament to consider stripping Le Pen of immunity EU parliamentarians agreed to suspend, in a preliminary vote, Marine Le Pen's immunity as police seek to investigate violent ISIL images on Twitter. -
World News Sanctions against Syrian use of chemical weapons fails at UN Russia and China vetoes ensure proposed UN sanctions against the Syrian government for using chemical weapons fail to pass. -
Japan Japan hit by earthquake, Fukushima said to be unaffected An earthquake of magnitude 5. -
Greece Greece: Stalled talks resume- new measures to come Last week’s Eurogroup was just a first step towards a final deal between creditors and the Greek government in order for the bailout programme to get again back on… -
USA Trump accuses Obama of leaks and orchestrating protests Donald Trump has accused his predecessor of playing a part in the organisation of nationwide demonstrations since his election win, including those against his controversial travel… -
Real Economy How 'smart city' technology is connecting Europeans Why are Europe's smaller cities looking at smart city initiatives? -
Economy Mobile World Congress gets connected At the Mobile World Congress our reporter goes on a nostalgia trip, enjoys all the fun of the fair and closes a window at home while driving a car. -
World News Northern Ireland heads to polls to end political deadlock Election campaign exposes deepen rift between British nationalists and Irish nationalists -
Europe News MEPs scold EU governments on car emissions A group of MEPs have accused EU governments of delayed stricter car engine emissions tests and failing to check up on cheating vehicle manufacturers. -
Sci-Tech Atacama desert could hold secrets of life on Mars Scientists in Chile believe the discovery of life in the country’s arid Atacama Desert could provide new insights into finding life forms on Mars Last year, US scientists analysing data from a NASA sp -
Sport 2018 Tour de France Grand Depart announced The opening few stages of the 2018 Tour de France were unveiled on Tuesday with the Grand Depart including two road tests in the central west region of Vendée. -
Economy Cuba's annual Cigar Festival overshadowed by poor weather and Trump presidency Cuba's annual Cigar Festival is underway amid increasing demand but poor weather hitting tobacco crops and uncertainty about boosting sales to the US -
Germany Merkel blasts Turkey over detention of German journalist Chancellor Angela Merkel has condemned the detention of a German journalist in Turkey describing it as excessively harsh. -
Cult Landmark exhibition of the major works of the Dutch master Johannes Vermeer at the Louvre A landmark exhibition of the major works of the Dutch master Johannes Vermeer has opened. -
USA American democracy: Will Trump blow everything up? The most effective way to destroy a complex system is, first, to manufacture chaos. Within a month of taking office, Trump’s administration has already employed shock tactics to paralyze and distract the electorate. -
World News UNICEF warns African female & child migrants at terrible risk UNICEF claims African women and child migrants are at increasing risk during passage to Europe and after arrival at the hands of smugglers, criminals or the authorities. -
Economy Greek bailout talks restart Greek ministers have been meeting experts from the EU and IMF discussing the economic reforms Athens must make to keep bailout funds flowing. -
Sport Former FIFA official Valcke to appeal ban from football The Former secretary general of football’s world governing body Fifa is to appeal his ten-year ban from all football-related activities. -
World News Will the liberal order survive? If so, which version? After the annus horribilis that was 2016, most political observers believe that the liberal world order is in serious trouble. -
Italy Italy: assisted dying debate reignited The case of Fabiano Antoniani has reignited the debate about assisted suicide in Italy. -
Belgium Waiting for Juncker's white paper on a "multi-speed" EU The President of the European Commission reportedly plans to offer member states a number of "pathways" to post-Brexit unity -
USA Trump to outline spending plans in speech to Congress Trump to address Congress after first month marked by missteps, internal conflicts and squabbles with mainstream media -
Cinema The last day of the British Raj explored in 'Viceroy's House' The final days of the British Raj are explored in ‘Viceroy’s House’. -
USA Trump's Conway causes controversy for "disrespectful" White House picture US Presidential advisor Kellyann Conway has sparked outrage and online ridicule this week -- not for something she said -
Sweden Is Malmo the 'rape capital of Europe'? Donald Trump’s terrorism-related claim about ‘what happened last night in Sweden’ has put the spotlight on crime in the Scandinavian country. -
West Bank Police evacuate Israeli houses judged to be on Palestinian land Nine houses in a Jewish town in the West Bank are evacuated after Israel's Supreme Court rules they were illegally built on Palestinian land. -
Economy Saudi Arabia's oil price target revealed Saudi Arabia reportedly wants crude oil to rise to around $60 a barrel this year to encourage new investment but not boost US shale oil output. -
Europe News EU's Oettinger warns of Brexit-shaped Brussels budget hold Richer countries will have to cough up more cash when Britain leaves the EU, according to a top German politician. -
Economy Japan's weaker than expected industrial output shows economic recovery fragile Japan's factory output unexpectedly fell in January for the first time in six months, indicating the country's recovery remains fragile. -
North Korea Seoul demands ''collective measures'' against Pyongyang in wake of Kim Jong-nam death South Korea has called for “collective measures” against North Korea, including possible suspension from the UN. -
Iraq Iraqi forces close to government complex in Mosul, army says The Iraqi army says it is getting closer to the main government complex in western Mosul. -
USA Tweeting accountant blamed for Oscars blunder One of the two PricewaterhouseCoopers accountants who were in charge of Academy Awards procedure has been blamed for the Best Picture blunder, because he was reportedly posting backstage photos of the -
Italy Skiers brave the slopes of Mount Etna as it erupts Giant orange fountains of lava have spewed into the air over Sicily overnight as Mount Etna surged into life. Streams of orange lava are flowing down the sides of the mountain, which is Europe's large -
Brazil Another float accident blights Rio's carnival At least 11 people have been injured after a float collapsed during Rio's world-famous Carnival Parade. It comes after a float belonging to the Paraiso de Tuiuti samba school crashed on Sunday, injuri -
USA Private plane crashes into California suburb Three people were killed and two critically injured when their light aircraft plunged into a house in a residential neighbourhood of southern California. -
Germany German police launch series of anti-terror raids linked to mosque German police have launched a series of anti-terror raids across Berlin linked to a mosque visited by the Christmas market truck attacker Anis Amri. -
South Korea Samsung heir to be indicted on bribery charges Prosecutors in South Korea say they will charge Samsung group chief Jay Y. Lee with bribery and embezzlement in connection with a corruption scandal. -
Poland Watch: Train ploughs into car at level crossing in Poland This is the moment a train ploughs into a car in Poland. -
No Comment English Bulldogs 'invaded' Mexico city English bulldogs ruled the day in Mexico City as a gathering of almost 1,000 of the hefty canines had Mexico convinced they had set the record for the biggest Bulldog… -
No Comment German Carnival makes fun of Trump and Erdogan Revellers in Germany’s carnival strongholds of Cologne and Mainz celebrate Rose Monday, the highlight of the so- called fifth season. -
El Salvador El Salvador's beloved national hippo is beaten to death The country has reacted with shock and horror after Gustavito was beaten to death in his pen at the national zoo. -
USA Takata pleads guilty over faulty airbags Japan’s Takata Corporation has pleaded guilty to criminal wrongdoing in a US federal court as part of a $1 billion (943 million euros) settlement concerning its faulty… -
USA SpaceX to send first tourists around the moon SpaceX is to launch a tourist trip around the moon next year. -
United Kingdom UK's child sex abuse inquiry begins public hearings The UK's child sex abuse inquiry begins with a look at the post-war child migration programme -
World News Berlin calls for release of German reporter arrested in Turkey Turkish authorities have formally arrested a reporter for a prominent German newspaper (Die Welt) who has been critical of the ruling AK party.