27 March 2017 | Euronews
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United Kingdom Scottish parliament set to vote on #indyref2 A day before Brexit negotiations formally begin, the Scottish parliament is set to vote on whether or not to request a second independence referendum. -
France Prosecutors call for third life sentence for 'Carlos the Jackal' Once the world's most wanted fugitive, terrorist 'Carlos the Jackal' awaits verdict in latest trial in France -
World News Australian scientists amazed by rare dinosaur tracks Scientists have discovered an unprecedented set of more than 20 different dinosaur tracks in Western Australia -
China Hong Kong: 'Umbrella Revolution' leaders charged over 2014 protests Police in Hong Kong have released on bail nine leaders of the 2014 ‘Umbrella Revolution’ after charging them with public nuisance offences. -
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USA US Senate investigators want to question Trump’s son-in-law on Russia The ongoing investigations into the Trump campaign’s Russian connection have reached the president’s own family. -
Europe News Scotland and Turkey mean the talk in Brussels is all of referendums For Theresa May, the talk is all about unity while ballot boxes for Turkish expats open in several EU member states -
Economy Bank of England to 'stress test' banks as Article 50 day looms Bank of England calls for Article 50 stress tests -
United Kingdom N.Ireland parties told time is running out to form new govt Political parties in Northern Ireland have been given an extra few weeks to try to reach agreement on the formation of a new power-sharing government. -
Italy Unfinished Da Vinci masterpiece returned to Florence Leonardo da Vinci’s unfinished masterpiece, ‘Adoration of the Magi’, has been returned to Florence’s Uffizi Gallery, where it will be on display until September… -
Russia Russian protest symbols explained Russian protesters took rubber ducks and sports shoes to demonstrations on Sunday -
World News Use of tax havens by European banks revealed Oxfam concluded that 20 major European banks make a quarter of their profits, or 25 billion euros in low tax jurisdictions. -
Germany 100kg gold coin stolen from Berlin museum A gold coin worth up to $4m is stolen from the Bode Museum, in Berlin, Germany -
Germany CDU victory in Saarland: a blessing in disguise for Schulz? One woman’s loss could be another man’s lucky escape. -
Europe News Palestinian Authority president meets senior EU figures in Brussels Talks centred on the two-state solution as the only viable answer to the conflict in the Middle East. -
Belarus Belarus opposition leader released from custody amid protests As people continue to gather in Belarus to demonstrate against the government, an opposition leader has been released after three days in custody. -
Jamaica Warming seas and Jamaica's disappearing beach It is one of Jamaica's most treasured attractions and has appeared in numerous documentaries and travelogues about the island. -
Spain Anti-militarism groups clash in Madrid over defence exhibition Homsec is an exhibition held in Madrid for the defence and security sectors, attended by more than 15,000 visitors from 40 countries and 195 exhibitors. -
World News Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny is jailed for 15 days Alexei Navalny, Russia's opposition leader, is jailed for 15 days and fined 20,000 roubles for organising mass protests -
Series The State Museum of Arts in Tashkent, Uzbekistan In Postcards from Uzbekistan this week we visit the State Museum of Arts in the capital Tashkent. -
Russia Iran's President Hassan Rouhani arrives in Russia for Kremlin talks As Syria's six year-long civil war has sucked in both regional and international players, Iran and Russia have found themselves forging a new strategic alliance in the Middle East. -
Sport England and Germany stay on course in World Cup qualifiers World champions Germany cruised to a comfortable 4-1 victory over Azerbaijan to stay on track for a spot in next year’s football extravaganza after opening up a seven-point lead in Group… -
World News Family of London attack victim speak of their loss The family of US tourist Kurt Cochran said he would have no harsh feelings towards the attacker. -
World News Baby Boom in Berlin: A city struggling with waiting lists Germany's birth rate may be the lowest in Europe, but Berlin is getting bigger and bigger. The increase in the number of births is creating difficulties for mothers and the authorities. -
Turkey Early voting starts for Turkish expats in controversial referendum Turkish expats cast their ballots in early voting in a referendum on whether to give more power to their country's president -
Business Series Uber's driverless car scheme hits the skids after Arizona crash Uber red lights driverless car tests in three states -
Economy OIl producers mull over extending output cut OPEC and non-OPEC oil producers discuss production cut extension -
French Guiana General strike begins in French Guiana A general strike in protest over high rates of crime and unemployment begins in French Guiana -
USA United Airlines in row over customer's leggings United Airlines have caused controversy this week by banning two girls from boarding a flight due to their choice to wear leggings. -
Next Series The geological clock of volcanoes The volcano is one of the most powerful representations of nature, it can change territories and subsequently the history of human kind. -
Russia UPDATE Russian opposition figure Navalny fined over 'illegal protest' It comes a day after he was arrested at major opposition demonstration in Moscow. -
Yemen Drone footage shows over 100, 000 Houthi supporters at Sanaa rally Aerial footage shot in Yemen’s capital, Sanaa, on March 26 shows over one hundred thousand individuals gathered to show their support for the Houthi movement. -
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World News Cyclone Debbie hits Australia Residents of Queensland in Australia prepare for Storm Debbie -
Business Series UK interior minister calls for end to WhatsApp 'hiding place' for terror suspects Amber Rudd, the UK Home Secretary, has accused Facebook-owned communications company WhatsApp of giving terror suspects a "place to hide". -
Japan Several students feared dead in Japan avalanche Rescue teams have begun the desperate search for survivors after an avalanche hit a group of high school students and teachers climbing in central Japan. -
France Agriculture: food for thought ahead of French presidential election With the French elections just around the corner, some local farmers are feeling neglected and left out of the debate. -
Syria US-backed Syrian forces 'capture' key airbase near Raqqa The Syrian Democratic forces said they had seized ISIL-held Tabqa airbase. -
No Comment Arrests at Moscow anti-corruption demo Thousands of people crowded into Moscow’s Pushkin Square on Sunday for an unsanctioned protest against the Russian government. -
No Comment Disneyland Paris celebrates 25th anniversary American celebrities John Legend and Teri Hatcher joined the fun at Disneyland Paris on Saturday (March 25) as the park celebrated its 25th anniversary with a parade and several other music and light… -
Korea South Korea prosecutors seek arrest warrant for ousted President Park If a court decides there is enough evidence for the warrant, the 65-year-old could spend up to 20 days in a cell, while being investigated on criminal charges including bribery and corruption. -
Bulgaria Bulgaria's pro-EU party beats Moscow-leaning Socialists Political horse-trading to begin as Bulgaria's veteran politician Boiko Borisov seeks to form a government after winning election -
Belarus Minsk protesters arrested after calling for the release of colleagues Belarus police take protesters away for demanding the release of fellow activists who had been detained the day before -
Russia Russian police detain hundreds during anti-corruption protests Hundreds are arrested including Kremlin-critic Alexei Navalny during protests calling for PM Medvedev to resign