5 March 2017 | Euronews
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Turkey Erdogan compares German officials to Nazis over rally ban Turkey’s president has accused Germany of “fascist actions” in a growing row between the two countries. -
Netherlands Ban the Koran in the Netherlands, says far-right leader Wilders Leader Geert Wilders tells Euronews he thinks the Koran should be banned in the Netherlands -
Sport Bayer Leverkusen sack coach Schmidt after Dortmund drubbing Bundesliga side Bayer Leverkusen have sacked coach Roger Schmidt a day after his side suffered their third straight defeat and fourth loss in the last six league… -
France Fillon gives defiant speech but can he save his presidential bid? Senior Republican party members brought forward to Monday a crisis meeting on the scandal -
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USA Despite no proof, Trump demands Congress probe his wire-tapping claims Trump's claims via Twitter have caused consternation not only among Democrats but also Republicans -
USA Police investigate 'hate crime' in attack on Sikh man in Seattle US police are investigating a possible hate crime, after a Sikh man was allegedly shot in the arm by a man who told him ‘go back to your country’. -
Yemen US targets Al-Qaeda in Yemen, as humanitarian situation worsens This month marks two years since a Saudi-led coalition entered the conflict in support of Hadi's government. UN efforts to broker peace and seven ceasefire deals have failed to end the fighting. -
Sport Goggia continues stunning season form with double victory in South Korea Before arriving in South Korea, Sofia Goggia had racked up the podium places this season, but had never tasted World Cup success. -
China China cuts its growth target to 6.5% for 2017 China has cut its growth target this year. -
World News Erdogan makes Nazi comparison as row grows over banning of rallies in Germany Turkish President made a Nazi comparison as he slammed actions in Germany to ban political rallies by Turkish ministers -
No Comment Sydney celebrates Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Thousands of spectators packed into Sydney’s city centre on Saturday 4th March 2017 for the annual Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras. -
No Comment Spanish NGO rescues 250 migrants at sea More than 200 African migrants were rescued off the Libyan coast on Saturday by Proactiva Open Arms, a Spanish NGO. -
Cult Robbie Williams releases new video 'Mixed Signals' Robbie Williams has released his latest video ‘Mixed Signals’. -
Cult Trauma in art by Yayoi Kusama and Louise Bourgeois Two iconic female artists and how they turned their traumas in to art can be seen in an exhibition in London. -
Iraq Iraqi forces launch a new push to take western Mosul According to Iraqi authorities more than 50,000 people have fled their homes since the push to retake the west of Mosul was launched in February. -
Zimbabwe Zimbabwe appeals for aid to help flood victims Last year the rains failed in Zimbabwe leaving 4 million in need of food aid, and now floods have wiped out this season’s harvest. -
Philippines Philippine soldiers recover remains of beheaded German hostage In a shallow grave, Philippine soldiers have found the remains of a German man beheaded by IS-linked militants Abu Sayaff last week. -
Syria Fighter jet crashes near Turkey-Syria border Rebel group claims it shot down the jet. -
Mexico 'Weeping Women' remember Mexico's missing students A group of 43 women dressed to depict “La Llorona” or “The Weeping Woman” took part in a street theatre performance in Mexico City on Saturday, designed to act as a poignant reminder of a tragic… -
USA Clashes in California as pro and anti-Trump protesters rally across US Supporters and opponents of Donald Trump came to blows in California – on a day when rallies elsewhere in support of the new president were mostly peaceful. -
Somalia Famine and diarrhoea kill 'over 100' in Somalia, says PM More than 100 people have died from famine and diarrhoea in southern Somalia over a two-day period, according to the country’s prime minister. -
USA 'Simply false': Obama aides reject Trump wiretap claims A spokesman and a former adviser to the ex-president have dismissed Donald Trump's unsubstantiated claims that Obama had him wiretapped.