9 March 2017 | Euronews
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Belgium Brexit: 'It's time to get on with leaving', May Britain's premier remains vague on Brexit timetable, but insists on March deadline for triggering divorce amid Lords turmoil. -
Hungary MSF staff in Serbia detail Hungary police 'abuse' of migrants The humanitarian organisation Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) – also known as Doctors Without Borders – has given more details after alleging that Hungarian border police have been systematically abusi -
Sport United draw in Russia Lyon and Roma thrill in France All the scores from the Europa League last 16 -
Germany Several people injured in axe attack at Dusseldorf train station One man has been arrested, local police confirmed, correcting earlier reports of multiple arrests. -
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France French president François Hollande answers the question no-one else dared ask James Franey raises the issue on the mind of every French voter.... -
Belarus Belarus halts collection of 'social parasite' tax Belarus’s President Alexander Lukashenko has suspended a tax on those not in full-time employment, after public opposition sparked mass protests. -
Russia Netanyahu to Putin: Israel fears Iranian foothold in Syria President Putin has hosted the Israeli prime minister in Moscow to discuss Syria. -
Europe News Beware the 'bridges you burn' Tusk warns Poland European Council President Donald Tusk was on Thursday re-elected for a second term, despite opposition from his home country, Poland. -
Sport Xabi Alonso to call time on an illustrious carer Xabi Alonso a European and world winner to retire -
Economy Samsung boss Jay Y Lee denies corruption charges as trial starts Jay Y Lee, the head of South Korea's Samsung Group, is denying all the bribery, embezzlement and other charges in a corruption scandal. -
USA WikiLeaks: CIA 'devastatingly incompetent', says Assange WikiLeaks' Julian Assange accuses the CIA of 'devastating incompetence' and says it will give details of the agency's hacking tools to tech companies. -
USA Victims of Marine Corps harassment scandal speak out Last week news broke of a Facebook group which shared intimate images of female US Marine Corps soldiers. -
Netherlands 'I will go to the Netherlands!': Turkish minister defies Dutch resistance Tension is rising across Europe over Turkey dispatching ministers to campaign for its vote on giving President Recep Tayyip Erdogan more powers. -
Egypt Egypt: archaeologists find 'probable' Ramses II statue in Cairo Archaeologists in Egypt have made what’s described as one of the most important ever discoveries. -
Musica Tannhäuser: a Wagner opera with a French accent Not everyone is aware that “Tannhäuser”, one of Wagner’s masterpieces, characterized by eternal themes such as ‘redemption’ and carnal love versus spiritual love, also had a French… -
Sweden Sweden: five dead in a week as Stockholm gang wars escalate Two men in their twenties have been shot dead in Stockholm in an apparent gangland killing. -
Sport Sports writers drool as Barca get out of jail in style Barca overturn 4 nil deficit to humiliate PSG -
Europe News Donald Tusk stays on as European Council President despite Polish opposition European Council (EC) President Donald Tusk has been re-elected for a second term, despite opposition from his home country, Poland. -
Economy European Central Bank defends continued eurozone stimulus European Central Bank pledges to keep its aggressive stimulus policy for now but signals less need to prop up eurozone growth and inflation. -
USA Hawaii launches first legal challenge to Trump travel ban Hawaii has become the first US state to request an emergency order halting President Donald Trump’s revised travel restrictions, or in the words of its attorney general, ‘Muslim Ban… -
Italy Bridge collapses onto motorway in Italy killing two Two people have died and two others injured when a bridge collapsed onto a busy motorway near Ancona, Italy. -
Iraq Where is Baghdadi? ISIL leader 'flees' amid Iraqi squeeze on Mosul As the military close in on the old city of Mosul to oust ISIL, security sources say the signs are the leader of its self-proclaimed 'caliphate' has left for the desert. -
Netherlands Geert Wilders 'will disappoint his followers' says estranged brother Paul Wilders, brother of Geert, spoke to Euronews correspondent James Franey about his estranged sibling. -
USA Top German diplomat Gabriel warns of new NATO-Russia arms race Concerned about a Russian military build up in the Baltic region and its western borders, Germany’s top diplomat warned about a new arms race on Thursday. -
Denmark Schoolboy finds German WWII plane with pilot inside A Danish 14-year-old has unearthed a German warplane from the Second World War while working on a school history project. -
Spain Watch: Radio host's euphoric reaction to Barcelona comeback Barcelona did the impossible on Wednesday night (March 8) when they pulled off one of the greatest ever comebacks in Champions League history. -
Belgium Donald Tusk re-elected president of EU Council Donald Tusk has been re-elected President of the European Council, the Prime Minister of Luxembourg has confirmed. -
World News Top turnarounds in sport Everyone loves it when someone beats the odds. -
Economy Power trends at the Geneva motor show The Geneva motor show opens to the public with carmakers focused on Tesla style technology, but that doesn't mean the supercar is dead. -
United Kingdom Scotland threatens London with independence by autumn next year Scotland may choose to have a second referendum on independence as early as autumn 2018, says First Minister Nicola Sturgeon -
Netherlands Geert Wilders and Mark Rutte neck-and-neck for next week's Dutch vote The Netherlands votes next week in the first of a series of national elections over the next few months that will help decide the future of the EU. -
Spain Barcelona fans celebrate incredible Champions League comeback Their impossible dream came true on Wednesday night – and Catalans came out onto the streets to celebrate what has been hailed as the greatest comeback in Champions League… -
Japan Fukushima towns cleared of wild boars After residents were forced to flee their homes in Japan’s Fukushima prefecture in 2011, wild boars moved in. -
World News The human cost of our obsession with smartphones A look at the components of smartphones - and how they are mined - reveals a dark side to the mobile industry -
USA WikiLeaks to give details of CIA hacking tools to tech companies US authorities say the security breach leading to WikiLeaks' data release on the CIA was likely carried out by contractors. -
France What bookstore employees do behind your back With noise at a premium in libraries and bookshops, much of any fun to be had there needs to be visual. -
Germany Turkey is worth the effort - Merkel The German Chancellor has stepped in to soothe relations between Berlin and Ankara after a series of tit-for-tat barbs in recent days. -
USA Bitcoin explained: why should we care about an SEC decision? What is bitcoin? -
World News Fake Justin Bieber charged with more than 900 child sex offences Police in Australia Justin Bieber fans be extra vigilant online after charging a man for posing as the singer and soliciting explicit images -
Afghanistan Death toll mounts in ISIL-claimed Afghan hospital attack At least 49 people are confirmed dead and dozens are wounded following a gun and bomb attack on a military hospital in Kabul. -
USA Our man in Moscow - US appoints key ambassador to Russia Republican Jon Hunstman served as ambassador to China under Democratic President Barack Obama before launching an unsuccessful bid for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination. -
Guatemala Guatemala in shock after fire horror at children's home The country has declared three days of national mourning after at least 22 young girls died in a fire at a home for vulnerable teenagers and children. Police are investigating claims of arson. -
No Comment Farmers protest turned into heavy clashes in Athens Greek farmers protesting against bailout-related income cuts on Wednesday clashed with riot police outside the Agriculture Ministry in central Athens. -
No Comment Tiger cubs "adopted" Two female Manchurian tiger cubs abandoned by an inexperienced mother after they were born are now thriving in the Xi’an Qinling Wildlife Park in northwest China’s Shaanxi Province after receiving met -
USA Illegal immigration numbers fall across US-Mexican border The number of illegal immigrants crossing into the United States from Mexico declined by 40 percent from January to February, according to government figures. -
USA US launches criminal probe into CIA leak A federal criminal investigation is being opened into the public release of documents said to detail alleged CIA hacking tools. -
Turkey Turkish - German relations remain tense Relations between Germany and Turkey are still far from friendly despite attempts in Berlin to lessen tensions.