28 March 2017 | Euronews
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USA JFK calls Hitler "stuff of legends" in early diary A diary written by a 28-year-old John F. Kennedy comes up for auction on the 100th anniversary of his birth -
United Kingdom Theresa May sets Brexit ball rolling Theresa May sets the Brexit ball rolling. The letter confirming the UK's intention to leave the EU is signed, sealed and ready to be delivered. -
France Fillon's wife Penelope is placed under formal investigation French magistrates have placed the wife of presidential candidate Francois Fillon under formal investigation over allegations that he paid her for a fake parliamentary… -
USA Trump burns down Obama’s climate legacy After failing to undo Obamacare, US President Donald Trump has started to roll back most of his predecessor’s climate change legacy. -
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United Kingdom EU orchestra to leave UK for Belgium because of Brexit The ensemble has been bringing together young musicians from across the European Union for the past 32 years -
Sport NFL approves Raiders' move to Las Vegas The NFL gave its approval for the Oakland Raiders to move to Las Vegas, paving the way for the building of a 1. -
France Carlos the Jackal given life sentence over deadly 1974 Paris attack Venezuelan-born Ilich Ramirez Sanchez, once one of the world's most wanted criminals, has been convicted of first degree murder over 1974 Paris attack. -
Economy French presidential candidates outline economic intentions The economy under the microscope in the French presidential election -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: UK expected to trigger Brexit talks This is the Brief from Brussels, a round-up of the daily news stories from Europe’s de-facto political capital. -
Italy Energy VS environment: Italians rally against TAP pipeline Activists and police have clashed during a protest against the construction of the Trans Adriatic Pipeline in the Puglia region of southern Italy. -
France Carlos the Jackal, the bin Laden of his day Always defiant despite his many years in prison, Ilich Ramirez Sanchez, or "Carlos the Jackal" as the world knows him, is now 67. -
United Kingdom This just in: women have legs Britain woke up to a bizarre headline in a national newspaper. Was it April 1st already? -
United Kingdom Scottish parliament backs bid for second independence referendum The vote gives First Minister Nicola Sturgeon the authority to demand a new ballot -
Sport Leap of faith: Ragettli's historic jump Swiss Skier Andri Ragettli just made history by landing the world’s first quad cork 1800 safety grab at the Nine Royals in Italy. -
Europe News 'Numerous barriers' in accessing EU infertility services A new EU report claims there are “numerous barriers” in accessing infertility services across the European Union. -
Iceland Baby boom in Iceland nine months after Euro 2016 victory over England Nine months on from Iceland’s historic win over England in the Euro 2016 tournament, clues of how the Nordic nation celebrated their 2-1 victory are starting to show, or more accurately, come into the -
Sport Messi banned for four international matches Argentina forward Lionel Messi has been banned from the Albiceleste’s next four competitive internationals for swearing at a match official in Thursday’s 1-0 win over Chile The decision means the 29-y -
Germany Berlin launches investigation into 'Turkish spying' on German soil German officials open an investigation into allegations of Turkish espionage in Germany. -
Real Economy Working in the future: how humans need to adapt As we enter the fourth phase of the Industrial Revolution, humans need to embrace technology to work alongside robots -
Russia Russia and Iran agree to reduce their oil output The Russian and Iranian leaders have agreed to cooperate in a bid to stabilise the global energy market. -
United Kingdom Sturgeon pushes for second Scottish referendum Nicola Sturgeon's push for another referendum only 30 months after the first one narrowly rejected independence revolves around Brexit. -
United Kingdom The UK and the EU part 4: I will survive Euronews looks at the key events over the year since the EU referendum campaign was launched, to the triggering of the formal Brexit process by Prime Minister Theresa May. -
Europe News Austria pushes for exemption to stem asylum seekers We’ve already taken in our fair share – the message from Austria, who says it is seeking an exemption from having to accept more asylum seekers under an EU relocation… -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Taekwondo champion smashes 111 blocks with his head Kerim Ahmetspahic, a 16-year-old, taekwondo martial artist from Bosnia and Herzegovina, on Saturday (March 25) attempted the athletic, and rather painful-looking, task of smashing 111 building blocks -
France Carlos the Jackal given life sentence for deadly 1974 Paris attack Venezuelan-born Ilich Ramirez Sanchez, once one of the world's most wanted criminals, has been convicted of first degree murder over 1974 Paris attack. -
Business Series Samsung to fire sell refurbished Galaxy Note 7's Samsung to sell refurbished Galaxy Note 7's -
Iraq On the hunt for ISIL suspects in Eastern Mosul A British TV crew joined a special squad on the hunt for ISIL militants in Mosul -
France Riots in Paris after police shoot Chinese man dead The clashes were triggered by the fatal police shooting of a Chinese man at his Paris home. -
Iran Iran's 'religious freedom' angers ISIL It comes as Iran's President Hassan Rouhani met Vladimir Putin on his first official visit to Russia. -
Business Series Tesco fined tens of millions for accounting fraud Tesco hit with multi-million pound fine for accounting fraud -
Netherlands Amsterdam tries out a new business model for prostitution In 2013, the city of Amsterdam launched a feasibility study for brothels administered by sex workers. -
Business Series Saudi oil giant's tax bill slashed Saudi oil giant gets massive tax cut -
USA Jamie Keeton, aka Can Head: why my life sucks Onlookers are amused as Jamie Keeton, better known as Can Head, takes a stroll down the streets of Chicago with two cans and a bottle suctioned to his head. -
South Korea Search of South Korean ferry wreckage uncovers remains of missing passengers A search of the ferry which sank off the coast of South Korea in 2014, killing 304 people, has uncovered human remains. -
Cult Roberto Saviano: a mafia death sentence, the price of celebrity Roberto Saviano continues writing despite death threats after his book on the Camorra. We meet him at the "Italissimo Festival" -
No Comment Runner gets a helping hand at Philadelphia half marathon A woman close to collapsing at the end of the Philadelphia Love Run Half Marathon was given a helping hand as she approached the finish line. -
Yemen UNICEF warns that Yemen's children are paying the heaviest price for living life in a war zone The future has never been so bleak for the children of Yemen. -
USA Trump's son-in-law to be questioned over Russian links by US senate investigators The Senate Intelligence Committee wants to interview Jared Kushner as part of its investigation in to suspected Russian interference in the US election. -
No Comment Fisherman rescued from frozen lake The Estonian emergency services have released a video showing a fisherman being rescued from a frozen lake. -
USA US parents sue over right to call their child ‘Allah’ A couple in the US state of Georgia are taking the state to court over their child’s surname. -
Earth News The world's most luxurious oil? At up to 200 euros for a 500ml bottle, this luxury olive oil is not designed to be the staple product you find in most homes. -
South Africa Veteran anti-apartheid leader Ahmed Kathrada dies at 87 South Africa mourns the loss of anti-apartheid leader Ahmed Kathrada who has died aged 87. -
Belgium How the city of Ghent copes with increased numbers of refugees As a local government, we believe in a pro-active and two-sided approach, not only speeding up the integration process for the refugees themselves, but also allowing organisations and citizens to get to know newcomers. -
Iraq Spike in civilian deaths in Iraq 'flagrant violation of international law' - Amnesty Amnesty International says US-led coalition against ISIL could be at fault for failing to limit civilian deaths in Mosul offensive. -
Spain Clothing to make you better, faster, safer, smarter What if clothes could warn you when you were getting stressed; alert you if your baby was suffering from a fever; or act as a hands-free torch. -
World News Cyclone Debbie makes landfall in Queensland A destructive storm carrying heavy rain and winds of more then 260 km/h has made land fall on Australia’s north east coast. -
World News Madeira to rename airport after local hero Ronaldo Football superstar Christiano Ronaldo’s home island of Madeira is to rename its airport in honour of the Portuguese international legend. -
World News China comes to the aid of flood-hit Peru with $1.5 million donation Beijing has donated $1. -
Monaco Monaco police arrest four after weekend jewellery heist Following the torching of a car and an armed robbery at a luxurious jewellery shop in Monte Carlo, four people aged between 20 and 25 have now been arrested. -
World News UN talks for a worldwide ban on nuclear weapons get limited support Almost forty countries were notable by their absence at the United Nations on Monday when talks began on a new treaty to enforce a worldwide nuclear ban.