21 March 2017 | Euronews
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North Korea North Korea has "nothing to fear" from more sanctions Envoy warns Pyongyang will "accelerate" its nuclear plan and missile programmes, prompted by the "hostile activities" of the US and South Korea. -
Sport Wilmots appointed Ivory Coast coach Marc Wilmots has been appointed head coach of the Ivory Coast. -
World News Torrential rains to continue in flood-hit Peru The floods have claimed at least 78 lives and a state of emergency has been declared covering half of the country. -
France French interior minister quits over jobs scandal Bruno Le Roux denies he has done anything wrong but says he does not want the scandal to affect the government's work. -
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Sport Paris and Los Angeles rule out hosting 2028 Olympics It’s 2024 or nothing, that’s the message from Paris Olympic bid officials who, on Tuesday, ruled out hosting the 2028 Games. -
Iran Iran's supreme leader slams government record on economy in New Year message Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has criticised the government’s economic record, saying their efforts have fallen short of expectations. -
USA Trump’s Supreme Court nominee pledges independence from the president US President Donald Trump’s pick to fill the vacant spot on the Supreme Court might turn out to be less conservative than he thought. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: Remembering Brussels terror victims one year on This is the Brief from Brussels, a round-up of the daily news stories from Europe’s de-facto political capital. -
France French interior minister resigns over jobs scandal Bruno Le Roux is facing investigation following allegations he hired his daughters for summer jobs while they were students. -
France Macron and Melenchon offer French voters radically different visions of their presidencies Two outsiders stole the show in Monday's big French presidential election TV debate, but should either of them win will they be able to assemble a government without major party backing? -
Economy UK inflation at 2.3 percent means dilemma for Bank of England policymakers British inflation shot past the Bank of England's 2.0 percent target last month, presenting the central bank with a dilemma over interest rates. -
World News Sturgeon takes first formal step towards Scottish referendum Scotland's first minister has taken the first formal step towards holding a second referendum on independence. Nicola Sturgeon has gone to the parliament in Edinburgh to seek backing for her plan for -
United Kingdom Martin McGuinness: mourners gather as coffin carried through streets The former IRA commander turned politician died overnight at the age of 66. -
Netherlands Dutch election shows how EU is at its best in a crisis: View -
United Kingdom UK follows US in imposing electronic device flight ban Both Britain and the United States announced cabin baggage restrictions on larger electronic devices on Tuesday, amid aviation security fears. -
Sport Man Utd's Schweinsteiger to join Chicago Fire Bastian Schweinsteiger is heading stateside after Manchester United agreed to let the midfielder join MLS club Chicago Fire. -
Europe News Belgium's security struggle - one year after Brussels attacks These are tough times for those countering terrorism in Europe, as the so called Islamic State changes its strategy. -
France French interior minister faces financial probe Prosecutors have opened a preliminary inquiry following allegations that Interior Minister Bruno Le Roux hired his daughters while they were student. -
Economy EU looks to defending its interests over Brexit European Union finance ministers have been discussing Brexit, prepared to defend the members states' interests during divorce negotiations. -
Business Series Google promises changes over advert row Google promised better controls for its websites, particularly YouTube, after complaints companies' adverts have appeared next to hate-filled videos. -
Syria Syria conflict: Rebels launch new assault in Damascus Two days before new Syria peace talks, rebels and jihadist allies stormed a government-held area in northeast Damascus on Tuesday. -
Turkey Turkish officials halt campaign rallies in Germany, say organisers German authorities already cancelled several rallies, leading to President Erdogan accusing Berlin of using 'Nazi' tactics. -
USA President says 'America first' but Trump Winery seeks foreign workers A winery owned by President Trump's son Eric has requested foreign workers through a Labour Department visa program -
Europe News EU and Japan set sights on new trade and political pact The world needs a “strongly united Europe. -
Economy Trump's net worth falls, Forbes claims in latest rich list Donald Trump's wealth pile is not as towering as it used to be according to the latest rich list calculated by business magazine Forbes. -
United Kingdom Martin McGuinness: the armalite to the ballot box Mixed reactions are pouring in after the death of Martin McGuinness, the Sinn Fein leader and former Irish Republican Army (IRA) leader who turned peacemaker helping end Northern Ireland's 30-year con -
Iraq As life returns to eastern Mosul, people flee raging battle in west With nearly 400,000 displaced people from the battle of Mosul refugee camps are overwhelmed with the latest exodus from the east of the city. -
France Le Pen and Macron: same words but different meanings With Le Pen, we have a vision that based on a specific idea of the past in need of restoration and which is based on the denunciation of negatively perceived changes in need of removal. -
Thailand Tragic end for 'Piggy Bank' turtle in Thailand The 25-year-old turtle died from blood poisoning related to surgery to remove coins from her stomach. -
USA Electronics ban on flights - countries and devices concerned What is behind the decision to ban certain electronic devices from US-bound flights from a list of Muslim countries? -
Greece Brexit coming, Grexit looming? New impasse in the negotiations of the Greek program raises fears of a repeat of a "Greek drama" -
No Comment Valencia's annual Las Fallas festival The Spanish city of Valencia’s five day festival known as Las Fallas ended at midnight on Sunday (March 19) with a ceremony in which nearly 380 papier-mâchés sculptures were set… -
No Comment Children's Lenten Procession in Guatemala A vibrantly colourful procession led by children in Guatemala City on Sunday marked the start of a series of solemn and traditional ceremonies in the lead up to… -
USA Trump fans in Kentucky unmoved by FBI probe into Russian links As Donald Trump appeared at a rally in Kentucky, his supporters appeared unimpressed by news the FBI is to investigate possible collusion between his election team and… -
USA US imposes electronic device ban on some Middle East flights Donald Trump’s government said on Tuesday that it is banning airline passengers travelling to the US from several mainly Muslim countries from carrying large electronic devices in their cabin… -
Cinema Human rights film festival - winners Coming at the end of the awards season the fifteenth International Film Festival and Forum on Human Rights, held as usual in Geneva has chosen its winners. -
Italy Italy: how parliament is starting to deal with lobbyists A look at the power of lobbying in Italy -
Cinema Cartoon big business in Bordeaux It has been dubbed the Cannes Film Festival of Animation. -
Cinema Three stunning animation films to look out for "Cartoon Movie":http://www.cartoon-media.eu/ is a business forum for the best European animation films, soon to be on the silver screen. -
Italy The Armenian Island of Venice The Armenian presence in Europe stretches from London to Larnaca, Lisbon to Lviv; the Armenian Catholic Mkhitarian Congregation is among the most impactful examples of that legacy and this year marks -
France French presidential debate: Who said what, to whom, and who performed the best? France's first of three televised presidential debates. Who said what, to whom and which of the five candidates performed the best -
France Video shows Paris Orly airport attack on soldier Video has emerged of last weekend’s attack at a Paris airport, when an armed man briefly took a soldier hostage before being shot dead. -
United Kingdom Ex-IRA leader turned peacemaker Martin McGuinness dies Sinn Fein confirms the death of Martin McGuinness, who went from IRA commander to Northern Ireland peacemaker and leading figure in the province's power-sharing government. -
No Comment Merkel and Abe celebrate all things digital at CeBIT German Chancellor Angela Merkel meets Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe at CeBIT, in Hannover, Germany. -
South Korea Ousted S.Korean president is questioned over bribery allegations Ousted South Korean leader Park Geun-hye has been question by prosecutors over a corruption scandal which has cost her the presidency. -
France And the winner is? Macron tops polls after French presidential debate There were no knockout blows in France’s first presidential TV debate. -
World News Peru declares state of emergency due to deadly floods A car owner had a lucky escape in Peru as he tried to cross a swollen river. -
Estonia NATO troops arrive in Estonia to deter "Russian aggression" In total, around 4,000 personnel will monitor for - and defend against - any potential Russian incursions.