31 March 2017 | Euronews
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Estonia Estonia's Tallinn Music Week helps reshape the industry Tallinn Music Week involves more than just a diversity of musical performances by hundreds of artists from 33 different countries. This year its helping to shape the future of the music industry in Eur -
Austria Turkey accused of operating vast spy network across four continents Turkey has been accused of operating a massive spy ring on four continents, including Europe. -
Serbia Serbian PM expected to win presidential election If Serbs vote with the economy in mind on Sunday Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic should have little trouble winning the presidency. -
Sport Tbilisi Grand Prix: Georgian judokas delight home crowd The Tbilisi Grand Prix got underway with five gold medals for the taking. -
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France View: Is Emmanuel Macron the new Napoleon Bonaparte of France? -
Spain More than 100 arrested in child pornography raids in Spain More than 100 people have been arrested by police in Spain as part of an investigation into child pornography. -
North Korea Body of N.Korean leader's murdered brother arrives in Pyongyang The body of the murdered brother of the North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has arrived in Pyongyang from Malaysia. -
USA First flight of Boeing's newest and largest Dreamliner The first flight of Boeing’s newest and largest Dreamliner model has taken place. -
USA Michael Flynn's request for immunity from prosecution reportedly rejected by Congress The US Congress’ Senate Intelligence Committee has reportedly turned down Michael Flynn’s request for immunity from prosecution in exchange for his testimony. -
United Kingdom 'The art of the selfie': UK gallery celebrates self-portraits through the ages For hundreds of years we have been doing it – turning our own image into art. -
USA Former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn "has a story to tell" On Friday Flynn's lawyer's request that he be made immune from prosecution in exchange for testifying to Congress was turned down. -
Israel Palestinians demand sanctions against Israel over new settlement Palestinians demanded international sanctions against Israel on Friday over its approval of the first officially authorised new settlement in the occupied West Bank for over two… -
World News ISIL accused of using civilians as human shields near Raqqa People fleeing villages around the Syrian city of Raqqa claim ISIL has been using civilians as human shields. -
Economy British economy grows as consumers splash the cash British economy grows thanks to shoppers -
My Europe Series State of the Union: UK begins Brexit process This is the State of the Union, euronews’ weekly roundup of European affairs. -
Germany Austrian rage after Germany slams road toll on its autobahns Austria has said it will take legal action against Germany to stop plans by Berlin to introduce a toll on its roads. -
Lebanon Embroidered dolls tell the stories of mothers in war-torn Aleppo 56-year old Amina is one of 80 Syrian women in a Beirut refugee camp who are embroidering designs onto dolls that share the stories and dreams of mothers still living in war-torn… -
Economy Credit Swiss mired in international tax evasion probe Credit Swiss faces tax evasion probe -
Europe News US tells NATO members to cough up more cash NATO’s spending target of two percent of the yearly economic output of members is neither “reachable nor desirable. -
United Kingdom Sturgeon puts pressure on London for Scotland independence vote UK Prime Minister Theresa May has received a letter from Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon,formally requesting an independence referendum -
World News The week in pictures... Article 50, Brexit and UK says bye bye to EU A choice selection of the week’s most striking images from around the world REUTERS/Christopher Furlong/Pool REUTERS/Peter Nicholls AAP/Dave Hunt/via REUTERS REUTERS/Valentyn Ogirenk -
Iraq Iraqi troops "within metres" of symbolic mosque in Mosul Recapturing the al-Nuri mosque in the western part of the city would be a hugely symbolic victory for the government troops -
United Kingdom Brexit view: from Great Britain to Little England According to British Prime Minister Theresa May, Brexit will transform the UK into what she calls “Global Britain.” And yet, far from being a great power, a UK outside of the EU will have to follow a small-country economic model like that of Norway or Switzerland. -
Next Series Interactive map: Where do you look for life on Mars? Where do you hunt for life on Mars? This interactive video map of the red planet sets out the top landing sites being considered right now by ESA and NASA for their missions in 2020. -
United Kingdom Brexit: will Theresa May be remembered as well as the other Theresas in history? -
Malta British in Malta Qwara At the small village of Malta called Qawra, Brexit shouldn’t be important. -
Economy Trade trouble as Trumps's beef with the EU hots up Trump's trade beef with Europe escalates -
Europe News EU unveils draft guidelines for big Brexit talks The EU has unveiled its plans for negotiating the big Brexit, after the UK formally filed for a divorce. -
Iraq UN chief calls for more help for people fleeing Mosul There is a call for more international aid to help the tens of thousands of people fleeing the fighting in Mosul. -
Economy Eurozone inflation slows thanks to falling oil and food prices Falling Food and oil prices keep eurozone inflation down -
Denmark Danish minister's call to report illegal pizza bakers leaves bitter taste Danish Integration Minister Inger Støjberg has suggested that Danes inform the authorities if they suspect that their local pizzeria is employing an illegal… -
Pakistan Taliban claims deadly Pakistan mosque bomb blast At least 22 people were killed in Friday's explosion near the women's entrance to a Shi'ite mosque in the northwestern city of Parachinar -
France Minister's apologies ease tension in French Guiana More constructive negotiations are now underway after nearly two weeks of social unrest in the French overseas territory. -
Serbia Vucic tipped to win Serbia's presidential election Voters will head to the polls on Sunday for a presidential election that will shape the country for the next four years. -
Mexico Mexico metro penis highlights sexual harassment Commuters in Mexico City have been greeted with an unusual sight recently, as the UN and Mexico City’s local government teamed up to combat sexual harassment with a novel… -
World News "50 shades of Brexit"- euronews journalists discuss the impact of Brexit Brexit has kept us pretty busy in the newsroom these past months but it has also lead to heated discussion over tea or coffee in the breakroom. -
Israel Outrage as Israel approves first new West Bank settlement in 20 years The Israeli government backed the construction despite talks with Washington on possibly curbing settlement activity. -
South Korea Sewol bone fragments "not from a victim" Bereaved families are hoping to find the last nine bodies still missing after the South Korean ferry sank in 2014 with the loss of 304 lives. -
USA Flynn - "It is a highly politicised witch-hunt" Donald Trump's former national security adviser has reportedly offered to testify but wants immunity from prosecution first. -
No Comment Palestinian activists clash with Israeli security forces on Land Day Residents of the West Bank village of Madama, south of the city of Nablus, on Thursday marked ‘Land Day’ along with Palestinian activists. -
No Comment Bayer-Monsanto merger a "marriage made in hell", say activists Environmental group Friends of the Earth staged protest action outside the European Commission on Thursday (March 30) against the planned merger of German drug and crop chemical maker Bayer and US see -
World News Space X makes history The company Space X has done what was once thought impossible by launching the same rocket into orbit twice -
Israel Israel / Palestine: new settlements in occupied West Bank Israel's security cabinet on Thursday approved the building of the first new settlement in the occupied West Bank in two decades, even as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu negotiates with Washington o -
Russia Putin accused in US Senate After a string of resignations from Donald Trump’s team over their ties with Russia, both the US House and Senate continue to investigate alleged Russian hacking apparently aimed at getting Trump… -
Belgium Belgium: Turkish community clashes Several injured in a clash involving numerous stabbings outside the Turkish Consulate in Brussels as ex-pats vote on a constitutional referendum