29 March 2017 | Euronews
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World News President Putin visits Arctic as Russia reasserts claims On the same day as an international summit began on the Arctic, president Vladimir Putin has visited the desolate Franz Josef Land archipelago, reaffirming Moscow’s claim to the… -
USA Public hearings to begin in Senate probe into 'Russian hacking' The leaders of the US Senate Intelligence Committee have jointly pledged a bi-partisan investigation into allegations of Russian meddling in the 2016 US presidential… -
United Kingdom Thousands pay tribute to London attack victims Thousands of people have come together to mark exactly one week since the London terror attack, in which four victims and the assailant died. -
Iraq Suicide truck bomb kills at least 13 at Baghdad checkpoint A suicide attack in Baghdad has killed at least 13 people. -
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Sport Federation set to cover NHL costs at 2018 Winter Games The International Ice Hockey Federation has agreed to pay NHL players’ travel and insurance costs to try to lure them to the 2018 Winter Olympics but team owners have set more commercial demands, acco -
Denmark Uber to shut down its cab-booking service in Denmark A strict new taxi law is coming into force, requiring the likes of seat occupancy sensors and fare meters -
Germany Berlin rejects parallel trade talks with Britain during Brexit negotiations German Chancellor Angela Merkel has appeared to harden her stance on Brexit, ruling out Prime Minister Theresa May’s plan for trade talks alongside the UK’s negotiations to exit the… -
Romania Romanian court rejects appeal against jailing of labour camp commander Ion Ficior was sentenced to 20 years' prison over the deaths of more than 100 political prisoners -
Economy Sterling battles back as Brexit is born Markets show restraint as Brexit comes into being -
United Kingdom Article 50's Shades of Grey After 40 years Britain and the EU have become perhaps inextricably intertwined, with three million EU citizens in and one point three Britons in the EU. -
Sport Video technology helps Spain down France Spain’s Gerard Deulofeu scored one and created another but had to share the limelight with the video assistant referee in a 2-0 friendly win over France in Paris on… -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: UK officially files for EU divorce This is the Brief from Brussels, a round-up of the daily news stories from Europe’s de-facto political capital. -
France France's former PM Valls backs Macron for president After weeks of speculation, former Socialist Prime Minister Manual Valls has said he will vote for Emmanuel Macron in France’s forthcoming presidential election. -
United Kingdom The Brexit headlines we'll remember in years to come Newspapers have been reacting on this momentous day in the history of the European Union -
Libya 16-year-old migrant survives sinking in which 146 are feared drowned The Italian Coastguard says more than 1,100 migrants have been picked up at sea in the last two days. One body has been recovered. -
Portugal Bizarre bust of Ronaldo unveiled Both the Portuguese President and Prime minister were present with Cristiano Ronaldo at a ceremony in the football star’s hometown, but it was the bizarre bronze bust unveiled of the footballer that h -
Jordan Israeli-Palestinian conflict top of agenda at Arab leader's summit The 21 kings, presidents and top officials gathered on the Jordanian side of the Dead Sea, with a clear view of the Israeli-occupied West Bank on the opposite shore. -
Portugal Madeira renames its airport after Ronaldo You know you have made it when they name an airport after you -
USA Dylan gets his Nobel Prize The 75-year-old singer-songwriter will receive his Nobel Literature Prize in Stockholm in the next few days. -
Business Line French presidential candidates duel on the economy French presidential candidates set out economic plans -
United Kingdom The changing faces of Northern Ireland's murals In Northern Ireland, politics and art have long made for natural bedfellows. -
United Kingdom Brexit starting gun fired as Brussels receives official notification UK envoy in Brussels hands over official notification letter to EU Council President Tusk -
Europe News UK kicks off divorce from EU It is official – Britain has kicked off divorce proceedings, to leave the European Union. -
France French Socialist and former PM Valls defects to Macron's centrist camp Former Socialist prime minister Manuel Valls is the latest to turn his back on his own party and lend his support to centrist Emmanuel Macron, the favourite presidential candidate. -
Economy Brexit fuels price hikes with more down the line Spending spooked as Brexit worries Brits -
United Kingdom Brexit: regrets and pledges from Remainers The Brexit process has been triggered and all those against the UK leaving the EU can do is ensure a good deal from the upcoming negotiations. -
United Kingdom Brexit: The letter from Theresa to Donald Here is the full transcript of the letter that British Prime Minister Theresa May sent to European Council president Donald Tusk to kick start Brexit… -
Economy London to defend financial preeminence post-Brexit London wary of want away business post- Brexit -
United Kingdom Brexit officially begins: Brussels receives formal notification letter UK envoy in Brussels hands over official notification letter to EU Council President Tusk -
Europe News Brexit talks set to be 'complex and messy' With the UK firing the starting gun for Brexit talks, one analyst is warning the negotiations will be “complex and messy. -
United Kingdom Farage: "The EU will not survive" Nigel Farage has vowed to leave the UK and live abroad if the country's Brexit - the break with Brussels - is a "disaster". -
United Kingdom Brexit dawn: the newspapers' take A look at how papers around the UK and Europe reacted to the triggering of Article 50 on Wednesday -
United Kingdom Brexit - mixed reactions on the streets of London While the majority of Londoners voted to remain, there were mixed reactions from many people heading to work in London on Wednesday. -
Cinema Geneva Film Festival celebrates human rights As the awards season comes to an end, a film festival in Geneva has turned the spotlight on human rights abuses. -
Thailand Rare breeding tigers caught on camera in Thailand These images of rarely seen Indochinese tigers in eastern Thailand have excited conservationists. -
United Kingdom Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty explained Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty is the formal mechanism for leaving the European Union. -
France France election: Valls back Macron France’s former Prime Minister Manuel Valls will vote for Emmanuel Macron in the presidential election -
No Comment Unique talent saves Pigcasso from the slaughterhouse Pigcasso was originally bred to be slaughtered at a pig farm but was rescued at just four weeks old by Joanne Lefson, who was upset by the squalid conditions she was kept… -
No Comment Bosnian taekwondo champion sets record for crushing blocks with his head Kerim Ahmetspahic, a 16-year-old taekwondo champion, set a new Guinness World Record in Bosnia for crushing 111 building blocks with his head in only 35 seconds. -
Spain Hogar Social, the new face of Spain's extreme-right Euronews visits the Madrid headquarters of extreme-right group Hogar Social hours before it is evicted by police. -
United Kingdom Brexit Day is here Ministers have arrived in Downing Street on the day the UK triggers the process to leave the EU. Prime Minister Theresa May signed the formal request to break with Brussels in the Cabinet room on Tues -
Syria Guterres urges Syrian girls to continue their studies UN Secretary General António Guterres encourages young Syrian women to aim for government positions in the future -
Italy "Celebrating peace is not enough...we need a multi-speed Europe": Romano Prodi To celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Treaty of Rome, the Italian European Movement hosted an event in the Eternal City to discuss proposals on the way forward for… -
United Kingdom Brexit paperwork: Britons apply for dual citizenship After a relationship spanning more than 40 years Britain is beginning its negotiations to leave the EU, but many Britons are applying for EU passports -
Russia Quake strikes Russia's far east - magnitude 6.6 An earthquake has struck Russia’s far east near Kamchatka peninsula according to the US Geographical Survey. -
World News Downgraded 'Debbie' storm brings risk of flooding Queenslanders in north east Australia awoke to a scene of destruction after Cyclone Debbie passed over leaving more then 60,000 homes without electricity. -
World News Passenger jet catches fire in Peru - no injuries reported A passenger plane has caught fire on landing at an airport near the town of Jauja in central Peru. -
France Tension in Chinatown following fatal shooting by Paris police Hundreds of demonstrators have turned out for a second night in Paris’s main Chinatown district following the shooting dead by police of a Chinese father of five on Sunday (March…