30 March 2017 | Euronews
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World News Putin cosies up to Trump in a bid to thaw ties Vladimir Putin has said he would like to meet his US counterpart Donald Trump at an Arctic nations summit in Finland in May. -
Brazil Brazil: Cunha gets 15 years for corruption A Brazilian court has sentenced the former speaker of the country's lower house, Eduardo Cunha to more than 15 years in prison for corruption. -
South Korea South Korea's president Park Geun-hye arrested South Korea’s ousted president Park Geun-hye has reportedly been arrested. -
Venezuela Anger as Venezuela's top court takes over functions of congress The pro-government Supreme Court has taken over functions of the opposition-led National Assembly -
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Europe News The Brief from Brussels: EU gears up to talk Brexit This is the Brief from Brussels, a round-up of the daily news stories from Europe’s de-facto political capital. -
Sport FIFA reveals allocation plan for 2026 World Cup Two months after FIFA decided to expand the 2026 World Cup from 32 teams to 48, football’s world governing body has revealed its allocation plan for the… -
United Kingdom Britain's parliament braces for Brexit For the next two years the UK parliament will be dominated the enormous legislative task of repealing thousands of European laws -
USA Down in the polls, Trump declares war on fellow Republicans One week after Donald Trump’s monumental legislative defeat on healthcare, the open warfare inside the Republican Party has reached a new level. -
USA Controversy as Ivanka Trump makes White House role official Questions are being raised over how Ivanka Trump will be able to comply with federal ethics standards, a day after she officially became a government employee. -
Business Series Turkey blocks Booking.com in competition law case Turkish court bans Booking.com in competition law case -
Hungary Hungary: university legislation dispute spills out onto the streets Hungary’s right-wing government says it will not backtrack on a new draft law staff at a foreign-funded university in Budapest say will force it out of the… -
USA Oldest female astronaut breaks another space record Another record has been set in space – the most spacewalks carried out by a female astronaut. -
Lithuania Professor finds long-lost Lithuanian declaration of independence A Lithuanian professor claims to have found one of few remaining original copies of his country's declaration of independence in a Berlin archive. -
Italy Police in Italy foil alleged plot to blow up Venice's Rialto Bridge Police in Italy have arrested three Kosovan men and a child on suspicion of trying to blow up Venice’s iconic Rialto Bridge. -
USA Backstage cellphone ban at Oscars after massive blunder After an Oscars blunder that made headlines around the world, some action has been announced by the organisers. -
Malaysia Body of half-brother of N.Korean leader on its way to Pyongyang Malaysia has agreed to let the body of the estranged half-brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to be flown to Pyongyang. -
Turkey Turkey broaches thorny issues with Tillerson in Ankara A meeting has taken place in Ankara between the new US Secretary of State and Turkish leaders -
Spain Fighting to win - parents brawl at a junior football match in Spain Several people were taken to hospital after pitch-side punches were thrown at the tots' tournament in Majorca -
France French Senate says deradicalisation programme is failing France's Islamic deradicalisation programme is designed to stop young, embittered Muslims embarking on violent jihad in Iraq and Syria. -
Sport Bastian Schweinsteiger officially unveiled German midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger was officially unveiled by his new club the Chicago Fire on Wednesday. -
Guyana French Guiana: ministers attempt to resolve unrest High-ranking French ministers hold talks with protest leaders in French Guiana in an effort to resolve rising tensions across the department. -
Russia Warning over suicide 'game' 'Blue Whale' suicide 'game' causes concern in Europe following a recent rise in cases -
Europe News Brexit is 'not the end' of the EU We will survive – the message from the EU’s most powerful political family in the wake of Britain’s formal decision to quit the bloc. -
Economy US posts economic growth of 2.1 percent US economic growth revised up -
France Calls for calm in Paris amid clashes over police shooting Demonstrations were sparked after the police killing of a Chinese man in his home on Sunday. -
New Zealand Oil protester performs Haka outside conference Greenpeace held a protest outside the New Zealand Petroleum Conference 2017, in New Plymouth. -
Economy Lloyd's of Brussels insurer safeguards EU business Lloyd's of London opens office in Brussels -
Europe News Bayer-Monsanto merger is 'marriage made in hell,' say activists Environmental campaigners have turned out in Brussels to demand the EU blocks a deal that would create the world’s biggest seeds and pesticides company. -
United Kingdom Making cinema accessible to dementia sufferers in Belfast In Belfast’s Queen’s Film Theatre, an innovative series of film screenings kicks off this spring aimed specifically at those living with dementia. -
Romania Bucharest tour takes you down a memory lane called Communism The Communism Tour takes you back in time to when Nicolae Ceausescu ruled Romania. -
United Kingdom Brexit day one: David Davis hits the ground running On day one of Brexit proceedings, the UK says time is needed to carry out the changes it wants to, but says it will keep some EU laws. -
France Socialist Benoit Hamon appeals to the left France's Socialist presidential candidate Benoit Hamon vows to fight on after Manuel Valls said he would not vote for him -
No Comment No blind Brexit, say protestors Demonstrators stage a protest outside of the Houses of Parliament ahead of the British PM Theresa May, triggering Brexit with Article 50. -
No Comment British MEPs celebrate launch of Article 50 British MEPs celebrate with cake and bubbly in Brussels following the announcement that Britain has formally requested to leave the European Union -
World News Australian cyclone brings close encounters with wildlife Over Tuesday and Wednesday, the Australian state of Queensland was battered by Cyclone Debbie. -
USA Hawaii judge puts indefinite block on Trump travel ban 2.0 A Hawaii judge indefinitely suspends version two of the Trump travel ban while it is contested in court. -
World News Europe's tough stance with UK on Brexit deal European Parliament President Antonio Tajani said Europe would stand up to Britain if it needs to in Brexit deal -
Earth News Slowing down fast fashion in Berlin The rise of fast fashion has increasingly distanced the fashion supply chain from a European context. -
United Kingdom Britain celebrates and mourns the end of EU relationship Brexit supporters hail Article 50, while Remainers express their disappointment -
Portugal Ronaldo bronze bust grabs limelight for all the wrong reasons A bronze bust of footballer Cristiano Ronaldo has become an internet joke, being the latest in a series of failed attempts to capture his model good looks. -
United Kingdom Brexit is triggered but are London and Brussels agreed on next steps? One day after the letter triggering the formal Brexit divorce was accepted and received with regrets in Brussels and the UK is getting its wish list in order for the forthcoming tough… -
France French performance artist attempts egg hatching Hatching eggs can be a difficult process especially if you are not a bird… but that’s not putting off French performance artist Abraham Poincheval. -
South Korea Samsung puts faith in new Galaxy S8 smart phone Samsung Electronics has unveiled its Galaxy S8 flagship smartphone at a media event in New York. -
USA US police open fire after woman driver tries to run over officers Traffic was temporarily brought to a standstill near Capital Hill in Washington DC when a woman drove into a police vehicle and then tried to run officers over.