1 March 2017 | Euronews
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United Kingdom UK House of Lords defy government's Brexit Bill There was an embarrassing defeat for the government in the House of Lords over guaranteeing the rights of EU nationals to live in the UK after Brexit. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: Juncker unveils post-Brexit blueprint This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
Iraq Iraqi forces 'trap ISIL in western Mosul' Iraqi forces say they've taken control of the last major road out of western Mosul, 'trapping' ISIL in a shrinking area of the city. -
Sport Sky cycling team slammed for not keeping records at doping investigation Doubts continue to swirl around Team Sky as the cycling outfit answers questions about why it failed to keep proper medical records that could have answered the questions about Bradley Wiggins' myster -
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Business Line Business Line road trip to Barcelona - this is IT! This week Business Line is entirely focused on IT. Reporting from the Mobile World Congress we check out technology trends for 2017 and beyond. -
Canada Is this the oldest evidence of life on Earth? Canadian bacteria-like fossils called oldest evidence of life -
France Francois Fillon suffers more blows in presidential bid Francois Fillon has suffered yet more blows in his bid to become the president of France. -
Sport Putin admits sports anti-doping system broken in Russia Putin promises new anti-drugs body for Russian sport to replace "broken" system for which Russia only has itself to blame. -
Italy Italy clears its "Great Ghetto" of migrants Around one hundred police and firefighters have cleared the remaining 500 migrants from a shantytown between the towns of San Severo and Rignano Garganico in Italy. -
Europe News EU's Juncker unveils post-Brexit blueprint The head of the European Commission has set out his vision for a post-Brexit EU. -
Yemen Yemen: UN says one child dies every ten minutes from a preventable disease The time to act is now, according to campaign group Human Rights Watch. Activists say the international community must give its financial backing to humanitarian efforts in the country and is warning -
World Grobe's view: style trumps substance in Congressional address Euronews' Washington correspondent Stefan Grobe gives his take on Donald Trump's first address to Congress -
Syria Aleppo battle: both sides accused of war crimes War crimes were committed by both sides in the battle for Aleppo, according the United Nations -
Estonia NATO members fail to agree on defence spending NATO members will make efforts to reach a spending target of two percent of their GDP on defence, but have failed to agree on whether or not every country must meet the… -
Spain Anti-transgender bus forced off the streets of Madrid Campaigners had planned to take the bright orange vehicle on a national tour of Spain. However, activists, trade unions and officials from Madrid City Council united against it. -
Turkey Istanbul shrouded in heavy fog Officials say municipal ferry services have been affected, as well as flights at Sabiha Gokcen Airport.There was also poor visibility at Ataturk Airport but flights were not affected. -
Greece Metro and trams grind to a halt in Athens Metro, urban rail and tram workers in Athens have walked off the job for 24 hours. They are angry about legislation that would allow the Athens transport organisation to use stations for commercial pu -
Sport Budapest officially ends its 2024 Olympics bid People power has put paid to the city of Budapest hosting the 2024 Olympic games, as protesters force a "no" vote in the city council. -
Ukraine Clashes between nationalists and separatists at a rail blockade in eastern Ukraine A gang of men - one wielding a chainsaw - has attacked a pro-Kyiv rail blockade in eastern Ukraine. More than 35 people were arrested at Kryvyi Torets. One man was injured. -
Economy Our 5G future - faster, more connected, but still years away It does not even exist yet as a working system but 5G is this year's hot topic at the Mobile World Congress technology show in Barcelona. -
Spain Madrid police impound Spanish anti-transgender "bus of shame" Spanish officials impounded a bright orange and white bus emblazoned with anti-transgender messages seen circulating throughout the Spanish capital. -
World News Norway: appeals court rules Breivik's human rights not violated An Oslo appeals court rejects claims that prison authorities are treating mass murderer Anders Breivik inhumanely. -
USA Obama's men out, Trump's in: What impact on global finance? As central bankers bid farewell to the devil they know, financial regulation has entered a period of high uncertainty – and high anxiety for policymakers as they await an announcement from Mar-a-Lago. -
Economy Germany: inflation rises, unemployment falls German inflation rose in February, reaching its highest level in four-and-a-half years, while unemployment fell more than expected. -
USA Trump appeals for unity in first Congress address Donald Trump struck a 'presidential' tone in his first Congress address to repackage his populist message -
Spain Millennial tries a relaunched Nokia 3310… and fails Faced with the relaunched 3310 tech savvy Millennial Daniel González says it "seems quite complicated" as he struggles with the keys. -
Germany Experience the Mainz carnival in 360 degrees More than 500. -
China Watch: Little panda really loves her keeper's leg A panda cub at a breeding centre in Sichuan Province, China has developed a strong affection for her keeper and, more precisely, his leg. -
USA Obamas land biggest post-White House book deal Former US-President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle secure a two-book deal, reportedly worth at least €60 million. -
Sci-Tech Barcelona plays host to more than 2,000 tech companies for the Mobile World Congress Barcelona is playing host to more than 2,000 tech companies for the Mobile World Congress. -
Afghanistan Taliban claims multiple deadly blasts in Kabul Taliban militants claim to have targeted multiple areas in the Afghan capital, killing at least 16 people. -
Economy Eurozone factory growth hits six-year high in February, France lags Eurozone manufacturing growth accelerated to a six-year high in February, a fall in the value of the euro helped drive up exports and optimism rose. -
France French presidential election: Fillon refuses to pull out of race, despite being summoned by a judge It is proving to be an eventful day for French presidential candidate Francois Fillon. -
France Fillon fights on in France: "I won't give up" The 62-year-old has categorically refused to give up his bid to be the next French president despite being caught up in an inquiry into alleged misuse of public funds. -
USA Trump calls for "new chapter in American greatness" in first speech to Congress Security, trade and immigration dominated President Donald Trump’s first address to both houses of Congress. -
Cult A new spin on the music of Zoltán Kodály The world of funk and jazz – with a twist. -
Spain 360° video: Re-enacting Rome in Spain For two days each year, more than 100 re-enactors populate the ancient roman city of Italica, the oldest Roman settlement in Spain and hometown of Emperors Trajan and Hadrian. -
No Comment Panda cubs in Vienna Zoo explore their surroundings Panda cubs Fu Feng and Fu Ban explored the outside of their compound at Vienna Zoo for the first time since they were born seven months ago. -
Yemen UN warns of looming famine in Yemen A senior humanitarian official is urging both sides in Yemen's civil war to allow more access to the country's ports to let much-needed food, fuel and medicines in. -
Cult Contemporary dance at the Sochi Winter International Arts Festival The Olympic city of Sochi is staging The Winter International Arts Festival. -
USA Trump addresses Congress: immigrants denounce speech as 'Fear-mongering and divisive' Many in Los Angeles’ large Latino community tuned in to see president Trump’s first primetime address to congress. -
Malaysia Kim Jong-nam death: Malaysian authorities charge two women with murder Two women accused of killing the estranged half-brother of North Korea’s leader Kim Jong-un, have been charged with murder in Malaysia. -
Romania Five things Europe could learn from the protests in Romania #PeoplePower made in Bucharest has somehow served as a role model. At least in Germany. The question is whether this is a sort of snowball effect throughout Europe and around. -
France Why Marine Le Pen will not be the next French president While clearly the frontrunner of the next presidential, there remain significant hurdles for Marine Le Pen to overcome before she can get into power. -
Hungary Hungary "scares away" last days of winter It is festival time in Hungary in the small town of Mohacs where they hold a celebration with attitude. -
USA Donald Trump aims to reset presidency in his first Congressional speech Security, trade and immigration dominated President Donald Trump’s first address to both houses of Congress. -
Turkey Press freedom fuels tensions between Berlin and Ankara German – Turkish relations are becoming increasingly strained over the arrest of a Die Welt reporter in Istanbul, with Berlin summoning Ankara’s ambassador in… -
Israel Israeli PM is slammed over conduct in 2014 Gaza war "Israel needs to fix flaws" revealed in a scathing report on the conduct of the PM and that of former defence officials during the 2014 Gaza war