6 March 2017 | Euronews
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Belgium Zeebrugge ferry disaster remembered Memorial events have taken place on both sides of the English channel to mark the 30th anniversary of the Zeebrugge ferry disaster. -
Thailand Thai turtle swallows over 900 "goodluck coins" A 25. -
USA Bill Paxton - cause of death revealed The exact cause of death of the late Hollywood actor Bill Paxton has been revealed with the publishing of his death certificate. -
Greece Greek police put on show major drugs haul Greek authorities have presented the haul they seized in a major drugs raid at the weekend. -
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Thailand Watch: Thai vets remove nearly 1,000 coins from turtle Vets say she ate the coins after they were thrown into her pool for good luck. -
France France election: Fillon fights back to win full party support Embattled French presidential hopeful Francois Fillon has fought off a rebellion to secure the unanimous support of his conservative party, The Republicans. -
France Francois Hollande and Angela Merkel call for 'multi-speed Europe' Europeans leaders Francois Hollande and Angela Merkel have called for a "multi-speed Europe" at a mini-summit at the Palace of Versailles -
Syria Invisible wounds of Syria’s war-scarred children We are seeing a mental health crisis among Syrian children and if we do not act now, it will be very difficult to undo the damage done. -
United Kingdom Women should "go forward in comfy shoes", say MPs debating work dress codes British MPs discuss workplace dress codes after petition receives 150,000 signatures -
Sport Champions League: Napoli face uphill battle against Real It’s do or die for eight of Europe’s top clubs this week as the Champions League resumes with the last 16 second leg ties. -
USA Iraq off 'banned list' in new Trump US travel order With his controversial first travel ban blocked by the courts, President Donald Trump has signed a revised executive order preventing citizens from six Muslim-majority nations from travelling to the U -
World The European Space Agency's newest satellite to be launched Sentinel 2-B, the European Space Agency's latest satellite, will be launched from French Guyana -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: EU agrees military HQ This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
USA Republican orthodoxy set to win the fight over health care in the US -
Business Series Deutsche Bank seeking eight billion euros from new share sale The past troubles at Germany's biggest bank mean it is asking investors to buy an additional eight billion euros worth of new shares. -
Europe News EU OK's Hungarian nuclear plant extension The European Commission has given the go-ahead for the extension of a Hungarian nuclear plant, which is being bankrolled by Russia. -
Philippines Philippines: Ex-policeman links Duterte to 200 deaths A retired policeman told a Senate hearing in the Philippines on Monday that he killed nearly 200 people as part of a “death squad” under the country’s now President, Rodrigo… -
Ukraine Donbass civilians suffer their third winter amid conflict The ceasefire agreement between Ukrainian troops and so-called separatists in the country’s eastern Donbass region is monitored by the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe… -
Economy Greek leader Tsipras upbeat despite major downward growth revision Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is upbeat even though Greece's economy performed much worse than thought in the final three months of 2016. -
Germany Germany's Angela Merkel hits back over 'Nazi' claims by Turkey's President Erdogan German Chancellor Angela Merkel rejects claims by Turkey President Recep Tayyip Erdogan that Germany is using 'fascist actions' -
Belgium Protesters gather outside European Parliament over Accessibility Act The European Disability Forum led a protest outside the European Parliament in Brussels on Monday, aimed at persuading MEPs to strengthen the European Accessibility… -
World News Robots could destroy society or reinvigorate it - we decide: View -
France French election: Juppé rules himself out as embattled Fillon fights on Ex-prime minister Alain Juppé said on Monday “once and for all” that he won’t stand in France’s presidential race. -
United Kingdom For trade, think near, think big but mostly think China: View Germany could soon export more to China than to its crucial neighbor and partner France, and it already exports more to China than it does to Italy -
France France hosts "mini EU summit" at Versailles Leaders gathered at the opulent palace - the symbol, for many, of France's "Ancien Regime" or old order - to prepare for the upcoming commemoration of the 60th anniversary of the Treaty of Rome. -
Sport Napoli boost Champions League qualification with Roma win Roma and Napoli warmed up for their European action this week with a clash at the Stadio Olimpico on Saturday. -
Europe News EU agrees on military HQ The EU will set up its own military headquarters, ministers agreed on Monday. -
France Brother-in-law admits murdering French family 49-year-old Pascal Troadec disappeared a fortnight ago, along with his wife Brigitte, 21-year-old son Sebastien and 18-year-old daughter, Charlotte. -
Business Series PSA Opel-Vauxhall deal to transform European car market The takeover by French carmaker PSA Peugeot Citroen of General Motors' Opel-Vauxhall is set to transform the European car market. -
Ukraine Ukraine-Russia court battle over 'terrorism' claims Kyiv has taken Moscow to the International Court of Justice over the conflict in eastern Ukraine and Crimea. -
World News From Iceland to Italy: how much do Europeans exercise? Finland is the European Union country with the highest share of people exercising for at least two and a half hours per week. -
World 'Islam...might be dressed up as a religion' - Geert Wilders The Netherlands votes in just over a week. -
Europe News Protest held in support of refugees A group of demonstrators on Monday held a protest in support of refugees close to the EU headquarters in Brussels, Belgium. -
World News Trump slump as Donald’s travel ban 'causes travel meltdown' US President Donald Trump has had a disruptive influence on world travel which could worsen as he prepares a revised executive order -
Syria ISIL's Raqqa supply route severed - reports US-backed militias operating in the country say they have cut the road between the jihadist-held city of Raqqa and militant strongholds in Deir al-Zoor province. -
Iraq Iraqi forces capture key bridge in Mosul The Iraqi Army seizes the al-Hurriya Bridge in the latest push to retake Mosul from ISIL. -
USA Iraq taken off US travel ban list White House officials have told the Reuters news agency a new executive order will keep a 90-day ban on travel by citizens of six Muslim-majority nations: Iran, Libya, Syria, Somalia, Sudan and Yemen -
Next Series Can farmed fish become vegetarian to reduce the industry's eco-footprint? Can carnivorous farmed fish become vegetarian? -
Next Series Takeaway: Farm fish go vegetarian Could a trout become vegeterian ? -
South Korea South Korea: President Park 'colluded with' friend for bribe from Samsung South Korea’s special prosecutor’s office has found President Park Geun-hye colluded with her friend, businesswoman Choi Soon-sil, to receive bribes from Samsung… -
France Alain Juppé won't stand in French election Alain Juppé has ruled himself out of the French presidential race, as his party’s preferred candidate struggles with an employment scandal. -
No Comment Communists mark anniversary of Stalin's death Russian Communists marked the anniversary of Joseph Stalin’s death with a march in Moscow on Sunday (March 5). -
Russia Russian lawmaker proposes to legalise football hooliganism A leading politician in Russia's legislative assembly has proposed turning behaviour which has plagued football in Europe into a sport of its own -
No Comment Fillon divides Paris Pro and counter demonstrations took place in the centre of Paris on Sunday (March 5). -
France PSA-GM deal sparks fears for jobs The PSA group has agreed to buy the European unit of General Motors. The deal values the business at 2.2 billion euros. -
Malaysia 'Diplomatically rude' North Korean envoy to Malaysia expelled North Korea’s ambassador to Malaysia has been expelled from the country after he criticised an investigation into the murder of leader Kim Jong-un’s estranged half… -
United Kingdom How you can fight Twitter's 357,000 'Star Wars bots'. And more -
Iraq Thousands flee their homes in the push for Mosul Sniper and mortar fire hamper Iraqi forces but the offensive to take Mosul from ISIL militants goes on -
North Korea North Korea test fires four more missiles North Korea has fired four more ballistic missiles, three of which fell into the sea near Japan. -
USA Ex-intelligence chief rejects Trump's wire-tapping claims Former national intelligence director James Clapper rejects President Trump's accusation Barack Obama wire-tapped him during his election campaign.