10 March 2017 | Euronews
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USA US military broadens nude photo-sharing probe US Marine Corps seeks to contain fallout over the sharing of nude photos of female service members without their consent, promising punitive measures. -
Iraq Tunnels under Mosul mosque show ISIL looted treasures Archaeologists say they have evidence that the self-styled Islamic State were careful to preserve ancient artefacts in Mosul to take as loot – in contrast to their public displays of destruction of… -
Israel Israeli and Palestinian women march together for peace In part of the world where barriers are all too real, Israeli and Palestinian women are breaking them down. -
USA Trump: we must act now to replace 'Obamacare disaster' US President Donald Trump has called for his predecessor’s healthcare legislation to be replaced quickly. -
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USA Tribes take Dakota pipeline protest to Trump's doorstep Thousands of demonstrators, including members of Native American tribes, rallied in Washington on Friday to denounce the Dakota Access oil pipeline. -
Sport First time winners light up the Baku judo Grand Prix First time winners mark day one at Baku judo Grand Prix -
USA Merkel set to have her most awkward American experience – with Trump During the presidential campaign, Donald Trump accused Angela Merkel of leading Germany into “a disaster” because of her migration policy. -
USA Volkswagen pleads guilty in US over diesel emissions scandal Volkswagen has pleaded guilty in the US to criminal conduct over its diesel emissions scandal, as part of a $4. -
Vatican Pope may allow married men to become priests Pope Francis has said he is willing to consider ordaining older married men in isolated communities, but has ruled out sweeping changes to the church’s strict rules on celibacy for… -
World News Greenpeace exposes 2nd year of Great Barrier Reef coral bleaching Greenpeace has released what it calls shocking video of the Great Barrier Reef that then environmental group says shows mass coral bleaching for an unprecedented second year… -
South Africa S.Africa: taxi drivers cause Johannesburg jams in Uber protest In South Africa, roads leading to Johannesburg’s airport have been disrupted by taxi drivers protesting against Uber. -
Russia Russia and Turkey hail Syria cooperation and strengthen ties Putting past problems behind them on Friday, Russian President Vladimir Putin and his visiting Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan have hailed their military cooperation in… -
Venezuela Wife of Venezuelan political prisoner Leopoldo Lopez speaks to Euronews Venezuela’s capital Caracas was once one of the world’s wealthiest cities. -
Belgium EU ready to legally respond within 48-hours once Brexit is triggered The European Union will be ready to respond within 48 hours to Britain’s notification to formally leave the 28-nation bloc, EU Council President Donald Tusk said on… -
Europe News EU split on multi-speed Europe Poland has hit out at plans for a “multi speed” EU, arguing it will sideline some of the newer member states. -
Business Planet Lyon: a stronghold for entrepreneurship in France Serge Rombi: “Welcome to Business Planet from ‘Now Coworking’ in Lyon. -
Series Postcards from Japan: the fastest mochi pounders The Japanese city of Nara is home to what are known as the country's fastest mochi pounders -
Germany Ground staff strike grounds nearly all Berlin airport flights Thousands of air passengers were stranded on Friday as hundreds of flights were cancelled at Berlin’s two airports due to a strike by ground staff. -
Turkey UN accuses Turkey of 'serious' human rights violations against its Kurdish south-east region The United Nations has accused Turkey of ‘serious’ human rights violations during operations against Kurdish separatists in the south-east of the country. -
Turkey Human rights in Turkey: the urgent need for a new beginning Today, over 150 journalists are incarcerated – many without an indictment, dozens have fled into exile and more than 150 media outlets have been shut down without judicial proceedings. -
United Kingdom Kids interrupt BBC news interview and make the internet LOL They say never mix children and live television. Here's why. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: EU gears up for multi-speed Europe This is the State of the Union, the weekly roundup of the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
USA Housing Bubble: the next implosion? The global financial crisis that the US housing-market crash triggered in 2008 carried important lessons about how fragile the financial system is in the face of a housing-market collapse. Unfortunately, policymakers have not yet fully applied them. -
France Hollande won't tell Euronews who he will vote for in French election Outgoing French leader Francois Hollande has still not made public his choice for the country’s upcoming presidential election. -
No Comment Celebration highlights after Barcelona's historic win Barcelona produced one of the greatest comebacks in European club football history, beating Paris Saint Germain 6-1 to win their UEFA Champions League tie 6-5 on aggregate – thanks to three goals in t -
Economy German imports jump, exports also strong German imports were up 3 percent in January from December. Exports were also surprisingly strong underscoring the momentum in Europe's biggest economy -
Hungary Jail term doubled for hospital chief's acid attack on ex-lover A doctor who attacked his ex-lover with acid has had his jail term doubled by Hungary’s appeal court. -
Economy Safety concerns overshadow world's biggest travel and tourism fair Holiday destinations that are safe - the issue that is occupying participants at this year's ITB, the travel and tourism trade fair in Berlin. -
India Washing machine in India launched with "curry" function A company has unveiled a washing machine specifically catered to the Indian market. It has a curry stain washing function -
France France presidential election: socialist Hamon vows to fight on despite dismal poll ratings France’s socialist presidential candidate Benoit Hamon has insisted he is a fighter despite persistently poor poll ratings only weeks before the country’s presidential… -
World News Woman power and immigration - this week in pictures People attend a rally calling for impeached President Park Geun-hye’s arrest in central Seoul, South Korea, March 10, 2017. -
Turkey Seven reported killed as helicopter crashes onto motorway in Istanbul Turkish media say the helicopter was carrying senior business executives -
South Korea Two dead as South Korea's top court formally removes President Park Geun-hye from office There have been ugly scenes in South Korea’s capital Seoul after the country’s highest court formally removed President Park Geun-hye from office. -
Syria We have the numbers to retake Raqqa, say US-backed Syrian militias Hundreds more American soldiers join the battle against ISIL militants in Syria -
USA Starbucks' customer support 'wanes' after CEO's refugee hiring promise Customer support for Starbucks has waned in recent weeks as customers negatively react to the coffee giant's promise to hire thousands of refugees -
United Kingdom What do you call 200 Jewish and Muslim women in a hall? There is a mistrust of Muslims within the Jewish community, reinforced at each extremist atrocity perpetuated by people claiming to be represent Islam. Likewise in the Muslim community, prejudice against Jews often isn’t far from the surface. -
Africanews Nigeria: Osinbajo will continue to act as president while I take rest -Buhari Nigeria's president, Muhammadu Buhari on Friday asked the vice president, yemi Osinbajo to continue in the capacity of acting president while he takes rest. -
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United Kingdom [In pictures] Creative selfies light up Saatchi Gallery contest Europeans have captured their creative side by turning their cameras on themselves for a special selfie contest. -
United Kingdom 10 ways you can make a difference Nowadays comics and cartoons are often more powerful and convey more messages than a simple photo -
Germany German suspect arrested over killing of boy boasted on the web Marcel Hesse is accused of posting photos and a video of the dead boy on the internet -
Mexico Mexico slams US plans to separate undocumented migrant children from their parents The gulf between Mexico and the USA grows wider. -
South Korea South Korea's scandal-hit president removed from office The move triggers an election, which must be held within 60 days -
Switzerland Two killed in Switzerland cafe shooting At least two people have been killed one seriously injured in a shooting at a cafe in Basel