19 March 2017 | Euronews
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Syria Syrian forces bombard rebel positions on the outskirts of Damascus Syrian forces engaged in fierce fighting with rebels and jihadists on Sunday, responding to an onslaught with intense bombardments. -
Iraq Mosul residents try to resume 'normal life' after ISIL The bustling street of the Al Naby Younis market in East Mosul proves that the residents who lived for three years under strict radical Islamic rule are now trying to return to some… -
Sport Alpine skiing: Worely seals World Cup giant slalom title The Alpine skiing World Cup season ended on Sunday at the Colorado resort of Aspen. -
France The struggle for the soul of the French Left hots up Two giant rallies in Paris have pitted the far-left against the centre-left, which is currently in government. -
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Turkey Germany and Turkey diplomatic crisis deepens after Erdogan accuses Merkel of using ''Nazi measures'' Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has blasted Chancellor Angela Merkel, accusing her of using’‘Nazi measures’‘. -
Sport Fencing: Safin and Kiefer win Foil titles at Long Beach Grand Prix Russia and the USA squared off in both the men’s and women’s Foil finals at the Absolute Fencing Gear Grand Prix in Long Beach, California. -
Germany Germany's SPD elects Schulz as Merkel's challenger Germany’s centre-left SPD has confirmed Martin Schulz as the party’s new leader and candidate to take on Chancellor Angela Merkel in upcoming elections. -
Lebanon Beirut tax protest turns angry Thousands of people marched through Beirut to protest against a broad tax hike they say unfairly targets the less affluent sectors of the country's population. -
Iraq Bad weather slows the advance of Iraqi forces in western Mosul. Troops on the ground are closing in on the strategic and symbolic target of the al-Nuri mosque. -
No Comment El Nino batters Peru The number of people killed in Peru following intense rains and mudslides has climbed to 72. -
No Comment Thousands displaced as police flatten Nigeria slum Residents of a Nigerian shantytown on Saturday (18 March) spoke of “losing hope”, a day after security forces used gunfire and tear gas to make way for demolitions in defiance of a recent court order, -
USA White House in lockdown after car bomb scare The White House was once again in lockdown on Saturday after a car reportedly containing a bomb drove up to a security check point. -
Turkey Turkey accuses Germany of supporting cleric blamed for failed coup Turkey has accused Germany of supporting a US based cleric it blames for last year’s coup. -
World News Peru floods: deadly downpour leaves thousands homeless Flooding and mudslides caused by intense rains in Peru has now left at least 72 people dead. -
China North Korea tops Tillerson's talks with Chinese President Xi US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has met Chinese president Xi Jinping at the end of his first trip to Asia since taking office. -
France French presidential election Mélenchon marches on Paris Left winger Mélenchon marches on Paris -
United Kingdom Sturgeon prepares SNP for second referendum debate and vote Sturgeon ready for second independence debate and vote