14 March 2017 | Euronews
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World Leicester City continue Champions League fairytale debut by reaching quarter-finals Leicester City kept their Champions League adventure alive as goals from Wes Morgan and Marc Albrighton gave them a 2-0 victory over Sevilla on Tuesday to put them into the… -
France Melanie does the weather: French woman with Down's Syndrome fulfills dream to become weather girl A young French woman with Down’s Syndrome has fulfilled her lifelong ambition to become a TV weather presenter. -
USA Long-lost Stradivarius violin thrills audiences again The 18th century instrument, stolen in 1980 and recovered two years ago, has been restored and played in concert. -
United Kingdom European Parliament holds key to Brexit deal The European Parliament’s chief Brexit negotiator has warned against trying to sideline the assembly once talks over the UK’s exit from the EU begin. -
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Economy China starts 2017 with robust growth but retail sales disappoint China's latest official statistics show the economy got off to a robust start in 2017 but economists are not sure how long the pace can be sustained. -
Belgium Future of the EU: Europe's flaws are no accident, they were part of the plan It’s hard not to feel sympathy for Juncker. Still, his report is disappointing. It sidesteps the central challenge that the EU must confront and overcome. -
Economy Oil price falls to new 2017 low Oil prices have tumbled following an OPEC report that stocks are rising worldwide, despite an agreement to reduce output to try to push up prices. -
USA 'Storm Stella' brings blizzards and disruption to US northeast Snow has been piling up in parts of the northeastern United States as a huge winter storm named “Stella” brought blizzards and disruption in several states. -
Italy What if migrants were the first, actual European citizens? It’s a fantasy, experts say “What if we granted European citizenship to refugees? -
Europe News EU and Turkey - drifting further apart? Tensions continue to boil, as Europe and Turkey seemingly drift further apart. -
Netherlands Dutch election: PM Mark Rutte insists he will not quit, even if rival Geert Wilders wins vote Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte has told euronews he will not quit as leader of his centre-right liberal party should his anti-Islam rival Geert Wilders wins Wednesday’s… -
Business Series Volkswagen brand suffers profit drop after emissions scandal There was a big profit drop for the Volkswagen brand in the wake of its emissions scandal. The remuneration for the VW brand boss was also cut. -
Syria Syrian crisis 'worst man-made disaster since WWII' - UN The UN's OHCHR hears of 'torture, executions and unfair trials' in Syria, while a separate UN commission accuses the Syrian Air Force of war crimes. -
Turkey Turkey's Erdogan holds Dutch responsible for Srebrenica The president has escalated the diplomatic row, accusing the 'rotten' Dutch of responsibility for the 1995 Bosnian war massacre. -
France French elections: François Fillon under formal investigation French presidential candidate François Fillon is placed under formal investigation on suspicion of embezzling state funds. -
Real Economy Navigating Europe's choppy economic waters: forecasts and uncertainty For the first time in almost a decade, all of Europe’s economies are set to grow. -
Markets Financial markets braced for US interest rate hike Federal Reserve policymakers have started a two-day meeting which is almost certain to produce an increase in the cost of borrowing in the US. -
Europe News Meet the Dutch 'Justin Trudeau' Green Party leader Jesse Klaver is being described as the Dutch answer to Canada’s Justin Trudeau. -
Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia launches girls' council, without the girls Feminists would have likely given full marks for theory, but zero for practice. -
Netherlands "A lot of Dutch people think they are incapable of racism" -
Iraq Iraq: more civilians flee as fighting resumes in western Mosul The sight and sounds of combat were evident in western Mosul on Tuesday as heavy fighting resumed. -
Netherlands Some smart electricity meters 'give readings nearly 600 percent too high' Consumers across Europe could be paying over the odds for electricity, according to a Dutch study that reveals some electricity meters can give readings as much as 582 percent too… -
Africanews Meet Joseph Matheatau, South Africa's first qualified blind barista Joseph, who has made a name for himself as South Africa's first qualified blind barista was not born this way. His eyesight started to deteriorate when he was about three years old because of glaucoma -
Sport Champions League: Leicester City boss Shakespeare wary of Sevilla threat Leicester City’s hopes of any joy this season rests upon their European exploits. -
World News Where does your city rank in the 'quality of life' hit parade? Europe has its problems. -
Malta What Malta's Azure Window looks like now Weather conditions around the small Mediterranean archipelago of Malta have eased enough to allow divers to inspect the rock monument underwater. -
Poland Poland to seek extradition of US suspected WWII criminal Polish authorities say they will seek the arrest and extradition of a US citizen suspected of committing crimes against humanity during the Second World War. -
No Comment Aleppo rail service reopens There may be little left of this eastern Aleppo railway station, but trains are starting to return to the war-torn city after a break of five years. -
No Comment Strong winds force cancellation of Cape Town cycling tour The Cape Town cycling tour was cancelled on Sunday (March 12) due to gale-force winds blowing in excess of 100 km per hour across parts of the cycling route. -
World News European court rules workplace headscarf ban is legal The ECJ ruled that employers are allowed to ban workers from wearing visible religious, political and philosophical symbols in the workplace. -
United Kingdom UK: May calls for Brexit unity as 'defining moment' beckons Prime Minister Theresa May has said that Britain is on the brink of ‘a defining moment’ as she prepares to begin the country’s divorce proceedings from the EU. -
USA White House walks back on Trump wiretap claims When does wiretapping not mean wiretapping? -
India Mumbai commuters get their groove on with impromptu jamming session This is the moment commuters in India struck up an impromptu rhythm using only the sides of a train carriage. -
USA Ferguson shooting: New video casts doubts on black teen's 'robbery bid' A newly-disclosed video disputes claims that black teenager Michael Brown had been trying to rob a convenience store before he was shot dead by a white police office in Ferguson, Missouri in… -
Netherlands Geert Wilders promises to return the Netherlands to the Dutch Waving the flag of nationalism, Geert Wilders promises to return the Netherlands to the Dutch, who would otherwise be kidnapped by the Brussels bureaucracy and the… -
Netherlands Dutch election: Mark Rutte profile Fifty-year-old Mark Rutte leads the Dutch People’s Party for Freedom and Democracy. -
United Kingdom A dash of magic on the fields of Staffordshire The British Quidditch Cup took place in Staffordshire, central England this weekend. -
USA US eastern seaboard braces for blizzards With winds of up to 100km/h, Winter Storm Stella is set to cause severe disruption for commuters across many parts of the north-east until Wednesday. -
USA Veteran Mexican politician in solidarity with migrants Mexico’s leftist presidential candidate Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador is in New York to show solidarity with his fellow countrymen living in the city. -
USA Millions of Americans set to lose medical insurance A long awaited report into a new Republican healthcare plan claims an estimated 14 million Americans will lose insurance coverage by next year. -
Netherlands Dutch election: PM Rutte and far-right rival Wilders face off in feisty TV debate Prime minister Mark Rutte has clashed with his anti-Islam rival Geert Wilders in a live TV debate ahead on this Wednesday’s Dutch election. -
United Kingdom UK parliament backs Brexit bill Britain’s upper chamber of parliament, the House of Lords, has passed the Brexit bill paving the way for the government to trigger Article 50 so the UK can leave the…