17 March 2017 | Euronews
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USA Trump and Merkel - the first meeting It was a meeting of might, if not of minds, when the German Chancellor and the new US president met for the first time in Washington. -
United Kingdom Former Chancellor George Osborne lands yet another job Osborne's latest appointment, editor of the London Evening Standard -
USA Russians invested €100 million in Trump properties A Reuters investigation has found Russian elites have invested nearly €100 million in Trump properties before Trump became president -
France British royals in Paris on Brexit 'charm offensive' The visit comes amid continental anxiety over Britain's looming departure from the EU, and the trip is part of the UK's soft diplomacy which will see them travel to Germany and Poland in July. -
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Sport Sweden win team trophy at Aspen Sweden's male and female skiers have taken the team prize at the season-ending combined race in Aspen. -
World News Residents saved from muddy torrents in Peru floods Rescue workers used ropes and pulleys to evacuate people from a district near Lima, as Peru's floods claimed more victims. -
USA Trade and NATO top agenda as Merkel and Trump hold first meeting in Washington The German Chancellor and the US President have held their first joint press conference. -
Focus The International Africa Development Forum discusses trust and cooperation Casablanca is the economic capital of Morocco. -
Economy G20 finance ministers ponder how strongly to defend free trade Faced with Trump's threats, world financial leaders are seeking a common stance on trade and rejecting protectionism at the G20 meeting in Germany. -
Sport Real-Bayern standout Champions' League quarter-final The champions' league is down to the last eight and the quarter-finals include some of the biggest names in world club football. -
Yemen Dozens of Somali refugees killed in airstrike off Yemen More than 40 Somali refugees have been killed when the boat they were travelling in was attacked, according to the International Organisation for Migration. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: Turkey row rumbles on This is the State of the Union, euronews’ weekly roundup of European affairs. -
Spain ETA to announce disarmament - reports France's Le Monde newspaper reports the group has scheduled a full handover of weapons for April 8, six years after declaring a permanent ceasefire. -
United Kingdom Second Scottish referendum row rumbles on The SNP insists a second Scottish independence referendum will take place while the UK prime minister is vowing to unite the country. -
Africanews Reality of the worst drought since 1945 peaking in parts of Africa The Horn of Africa is facing its third consecutive year of drought causing thirst and hunger, decimating livestock, destroying livelihoods, spreading disease and triggering large scale population move -
Economy The economic costs of Syria's civil war Syria's economy is crippled by six years of civil war and sanctions mean China is increasingly stepping in to supply the country. -
USA Merkel meets Trump at the White House German Chancellor Angela Merkel and US President Donald Trump haven’t always seen eye-to-eye, meaning their first face-to-face discussions could be tense. -
Norway Svalbard Seed Vault - banking on the future In the world's northernmost town lies a vault with the keys to humanity's survival. -
Cinema Award winning filmmaker Luc Jacquet films a new chapter in emperor penguin's life Euronews spoke with the renowned documentary maker Luc Jacquet about his filming of a new chapter in the life of the emperor penguin. -
Japan Japan court rules state liable for negligence over Fukushima A court in Japan has ruled for the first time that the state is jointly liable for negligence over the Fukushima nuclear disaster in 2011. -
Cinema 'Beauty and The Beast' an unapologetically romantic adaptation of the Disney fairy-tale ‘Beauty and The Beast’ is an adaptation of the Disney fairy-tale about a monstrous prince and a young woman who fall in love. -
Japan The fastest mochi makers in Japan The Japanese city of Nara is a popular tourist attraction where mochi rice products are made. -
Series Postcards from Japan: unique Nishijin-ori weaving The destination for this episode of Postcards is the beautiful city of Kyoto -
Spain Homeless man given free makeover in Majorca Video shows homeless Spanish man given extreme makeover -
USA Trade and NATO to top Trump and Merkel talks The last time Germany’s chancellor Angela Merkel went to Washington it was at the behest of her close friend and ally Barack Obama. -
Economy Canada supports trilateral talks for renegotiating NAFTA Canada supports keeping the North American Free Trade Agreement as a trilateral accord, the trade minister has said, in a sign of support for Mexico. -
Cinema Giant ape returns in 'Kong: Skull Island' He’s back to terrify audiences. -
Greece EU-Turkey migrant deal a 'dangerous precedent', say aid groups Greece is being used as a testing ground for degrading asylum policies that are setting a dangerous blueprint for the future, according to major humanitarian… -
Greece IMF letter bomb inquiry focuses on Greece An envelope which exploded at the European offices of the International Monetary Fund in Paris on Thursday bore a Greek return address. -
Cinema Rising Hollywood starlet Zoey Deutch stars in 'Before I Fall' In the film ‘Before I Fall’ Samantha Kingston is a young woman who has it all, the crush-worthy boyfriend, amazing best friends and drop-dead gorgeous looks. -
Cinema 'This Is Our Land' focuses on manipulative ways of a fictional French far-right party Lucas Belvaux's 'Chez Nous' has angered the French far-right Front National for its portrayal of a ruthless, manipulative fictional far-right party. -
World News Find out who will play who in the Champions League Quarter-finals Full Champions League Quarter-final draw: Atletico Madrid vs Leicester City Borussia Dortmund vs Monaco Bayern Munich vs Real Madrid Juventus vs Barcelona The first leg matches will be played on Tuesd -
United Kingdom Girl, 11, set to become Britain's youngest-ever mother Britain is set to have its youngest-ever mother amid reports an 11-year-old girl is expected to give birth in the new future. -
No Comment Election celebration in front of Dutch parliament Members of the campaigning community Avaaz gathered in front of the Dutch parliament on Thursday to celebrate after Prime Minister Mark Rutte’s VVD easily won national elections, defying polls that su -
No Comment Seven otter cubs born at Prague zoo Prague Zoo has presented seven cubs of smooth-coated otters to visitors, which were born in January. -
No Comment Peruvian woman escapes with her life from raging mudslide A Peruvian woman barely escaped with her life from a raging mudslide on Wednesday (March 15) on the outskirts of Lima. -
Cinema The best of the European animation film industry awarded at Cartoon Movie Over 700 professionals came to the French city of Bordeaux for the European pitching and co-production forum for animated feature film, Cartoon Movie. During the two days event, the best European film -
Cinema DreamWorks keeps an eye on European animation What are the Americans looking for at Cartoon Movie? Shelly Page, Head of International Outreach for DreamWorks Animation, speaks to Euronews. -
New Zealand Uproar in New Zealand after sniffer dog shot Flights into and out of Auckland Airport are returning to schedule after the runaway animal was shot dead by police on the tarmac. -
Korea Fighting talk from the US for North Korea The US secretary of state has used a visit to South Korea to warn that Washington is toughening its stance towards Pyongyang. -
Italy Mount Etna volcano blast injures 10 people Friday morning and one of Mother Nature’s most spectacular sights. -
New Zealand Runaway sniffer dog shot dead at New Zealand airport A trainee security sniffer dog at New Zeland’s biggest airport has been shot, after it escaped its leash and ran onto the runway, grounding planes. -
Netherlands Rutte's Dutch victory helps boost euro currency and European shares After the Dutch election, EU leaders have been congratulating the country’s prime minster who beat the Eurosceptic anti-Islam Geert Wilders. -
World News The week in pictures... A choice selection of the week’s most striking images from around the world Rafael Nadal (ESP) waits in the tunnel to enter the court for his fourth round match against Roger Federer in the BNP Par -
Syria Deadly airstrike hits Syrian mosque during evening worship killing up to 58 The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reports air strikes have hit a mosque in the rebel-held village of al-Jina in the northwest of the country. -
Cyprus How millions of songbirds are being illegally slaughtered to supply Cypriot restaurants An estimated 2.3 million songbirds were illegally killed last autumn in Cyprus where they are served in restaurants as a local delicacy -
World News EU Parliament rejects total ban on Arctic oil drilling European Parliament lawmakers voted against a non-binding motion to prohibit oil and gas exploration in the Arctic -
USA "Utterly ridiculous": GCHQ trashes White House wiretap claims Britain's GCHQ says claims that it helped Barack Obama eavesdrop on Donald Trump are "nonsense" and "should be ignored". -
Egypt Ancient Egyptian statue not Ramses II but Psamtek I Egyptian statue not Ramses II, but King Psamtek I -
France Leftist Hamon slams 'big money' in the French election Hamon slams the role of 'big money' in the French election -
Syria Dozens killed in air strike on mosque in Syria At least 42 people have been killed and dozens wounded, when an air strike hit a mosque in the rebel-held village of al-Jina, near Aleppo in Syria. -
Italy Mount Etna explodes showering BBC crew with rocks and magma Etna explodes injuring ten