22 March 2017 | Euronews
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United Kingdom British PM: "We will never give in to terror" An emotional but defiant British Prime Minister has slammed the attack in Westminster as "sick and depraved" -
Sport Dakar Rally returns to Peru for 2018 edition Peru will return to the Dakar Rally schedule for the 40th edition of the race next year. -
Germany Earthquakes shake Groningen into innovative economy GRONINGEN – Around the world earthquakes cause disaster and force economies into downfall. -
United Kingdom Minister who lost brother in Bali bombing tried to save policeman Tobias Ellwood, a former army officer, was seen giving first aid and mouth to mouth resuscitation -
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United Kingdom Westminster attack: The policeman who gave his life defending Parliament PC Keith Palmer, 48, of the Metropolitan Police's Parliamentary and Diplomatic Protection Command died of his wounds at Parliament -
Germany Germany to quash thousands of historic convictions for homosexuality and offer compensation Germany is to pardon 50,000 men convicted under an arcane law criminalising homosexuality. -
United Kingdom Westminster and Edinburgh parliaments suspended When the British parliament building was stormed by an assailant with a knife, proceedings there and at the Scottish parliament were suspended. -
United Kingdom 'We are not afraid': Londoners defiant after parliament attack Residents of London have used social media to express their solidarity after an attack on people near the parliament building in Westminster. -
United Kingdom London terrorist attack: What we know Police have released the identity of the attacker who, on Wednesday, killed four people in a terrorist attack on the Palace of Westminster in central London. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: Dutch politician under fire over 'women and alcohol' jibe This is the Brief from Brussels, a round-up of the daily news stories from Europe’s de-facto political capital. -
United Kingdom Car attacker mows down crowds and stabs policeman outside UK parliament A car has mowed down pedestrians near the Houses of Parliament, injuring many. Inside the grounds a man stabbed a policeman before being shot. -
United Kingdom Westminster attack witness: 'I saw six to seven people lying down' The terror attack on London’s Westminster Bridge and the UK Parliament came in broad daylight, when many people were out and about in central London. -
United Kingdom Inside UK parliament as news broke -
Next Series How cooperation makes military and civilian airspaces safer How do military and civil air traffic controllers coordinate to keep flights over Europe safer? -
Sport There will be no breakaway Super League - Uefa boss Ceferin Uefa President Aleksander Ceferin said on Wednesday there will be no continental Super League whilst he is in charge of European football’s governing body. -
Economy Eurozone is still fragile and uninsured against another crisis The ECB would need to play a different and more distant role than it has. And independent authorities – such as the European Commission or even an entirely new institution – would need to ensure that savings were put to productive use in each country -
United Kingdom Eyewitness accounts of Westminster attack In London near the Westminster Palace, a vehicle struck multiple pedestrians while a knife-wielding assailant was killed after stabbing a policeman. -
Turkey Erdogan's rhetoric threatens Turkey's future relations with EU With attacks on the EU now almost daily and getting more violent, has Turkey's President Erdogan given up on EU membership? -
France The religious strike back: French election View -
Israel "Jesus's tomb" reopens in Jerusalem after months of restoration An official ceremony has been held in the Church of the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem's Old City -
Russia Russians reinvent curling by using cars as equipment Participants in this Russian curling tournament are sliding compact cars down the ice instead of stones -
Europe News Brussels terror victims remembered, one year on Families of the dead, survivors and officials have joined together in Brussels – to remember the victims of the city’s terror attacks, one year on. -
Spotlight Japanese innovation serves sustainability This edition of Spotlight looks at how Japanese innovation serves sustainability -
United Kingdom Sturgeon claims London left her no choice but to go for independence Sturgeon's referendum dash before Brexit spooks May and steers UK towards possible constitutional crisis. -
Ukraine Ukraine bans Russia's Eurovision singer Samoylova Ukraine has barred Russia’s entry for the 2017 Eurovision Song Contest from entering the country for this year’s competition. -
France A call from the jobless to the future French president As we approach the French presidential election, Euronews is meeting people to hear of their concerns and expectations. -
Europe News 'I will not be a hostage' - Luxembourg PM on EU's future As the European Union prepares to marks its 60th anniversary, Luxembourg’s prime minister has told Euronews that he wants to see a multi-speed EU, where no country holds the others… -
Economy Brexit adds to woes of crisis hit UK curry restaurants Curry restaurant owners feel betrayed over promises about more work visas for South Asian cooks made during the campaign to leave the European Union. -
Syria Dozens die in airstrike on ISIL-held northern Syria At least 33 people have been killed in an airstrike that hit a school sheltering displaced people near ISIL-held Raqqa, a monitor said. -
USA Former Donald Trump aide accused of hiding $750,000 payment Donald Trump’s former campaign manager Paul Manafort is accused of trying to hide a $750,000 payment from a pro-Russian party in 2009. -
No Comment 60th anniversary of the Rome treaties To mark the occasion, the European Parliament has been holding a “Citizens’ Parliament”, bringing together people from all over the EU to discuss the future of the bloc in the plenary… -
No Comment Belgium remembers Belgium has been marking the first anniversary of the Brussels airport and metro attacks. -
World News Calls for Eurogroup President to resign after 'drinks and women' outrage Eurogroup president Jeroen Dijsselbloem has come under fire for accusing southern European Union nations of having wasted money on women and alcohol -
Greece What does "Home" mean after 74 genocides? Interview with a Yazidi refugee Sahir Saido is 18 years old. -
Sci-Tech CeBIT: drones, robots, self-driving buses and smart homes There is something in the air at the world's biggest computer fair in the German city of Hanover CeBIT -
Romania Soviet nostalgia? Take a tour through Bucharest's communist past! Now an energetic commercial centre, Bucharest, Romania’s capital city, still bears in its architecture and landscape traces of the country’s communist history. -
World News Calls for Eurogroup President to resign after "drinks and women" outrage Eurogroup president Jeroen Dijsselbloem has come under fire for accusing southern European Union nations of having wasted money on women and alcohol -
Russia How illicit Russian money was allegedly siphoned into EU and beyond What are the accusations? -
France France: New interior minister takes over from scandal-hit Le Roux It was all change on Wednesday in one of the top jobs in French government. -
USA 'I'll criticise judges': Trump defiant after Gorsuch rebuke The US president has reacted to criticism of attacks on the judiciary by his own Supreme Court nominee -
Belgium Brussels marks one year since deadly attacks Belgium's Royal Family is leading commemorations of the suicide attacks at Brussels airport and metro station that claimed 32 lives. -
North Korea North Korea: New missile launch fails After several test launches this month, nuclear-armed North Korea’s latest effort looks to have failed. -
North Korea Suspected N.Korea missile test fails A missile launch by North Korea appears to have failed according to both US and South Korean officials The apparent test on Wednesday came from an airbase on the country’s east… -
Czech Republic Zoo saws off rhino horns to protect against poachers A Czech zoo has begun sawing off the horns of its 21 rhinos in order to protect them from poachers. -
USA Successful surgery removes 'extra legs' from baby A baby girl born with four legs and two spines is now healthy after undergoing risky surgery at a hospital near Chicago. -
Netherlands Two stolen Van Gogh paintings back on display in Amsterdam Two priceless paintings by Vincent Van Gogh are once again hanging in an Amsterdam museum 14 years after being stolen by the mafia. -
World News Passengers complain at new ban on flight carry-on electronic devices There has been a mixed response to a new ban imposed by the US and Britain on large carry-on electronic devices on planes. -
Belgium Belgium remembers - anniversary of Brussels bomb attacks One year ago Belgium was reeling from an attack by three suicide bombers on Brussels airport and a metro station in the capital. -
Iraq Iraqi forces near ISIL-prized mosque in western Mosul Iraqi government forces are meeting fierce resistance from ISIL militants as they close in on western Mosul.