21 January 2018 | Euronews
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World News Government shutdown 2018: What's open and what's closed? The Statue of Liberty is re-opening thanks to a funding agreement with New York State, though the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall were closed. -
Syria Turkish troops enter Afrin region in northern Syria Rockets fired from inside Syria hit Turkish border towns in retaliation for Turkish incursion -
Sport Judo: Final day of the 2018 Tunis Grand Prix In the final day of the IJF Tunis judo Grand Prix, medals were spread across the world -
World News Photos: Lester Holt reports from North Korea ahead of the Olympics Lester Holt traveled to Pyongyang three weeks ahead of the Olympic Games for an look inside the reclusive nation. -
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Peru Pope Francis winds up LatAm tour with prayers in Lima The Roman Catholic church's sex abuse scandal continued to follow Francis's itinerary, after comments sparked anger in Chile. -
Switzerland Thousands trapped as Zermatt cut off by snow again Villages are cut off and isolated as the railway and the roads were closed due to the danger of avalanches. This includes the Swiss ski resort of Zermatt for the second time in two weeks -
Chile Pope's defence of Chilean bishop draws stinging rebuke from Cardinal Sean O'Malley of Boston says Pope Francis's insistence that the accusations of a sex abuse cover-up made against Chilean Bishop Juan Barros are "slander", causes "...great pain for survivors of sexual abuse..." -
World News Women around the world march to protest a year of Trump Women promise their resistance to attacks on minorities, immigrants, abortion rights, and the LGBT community will not cease. -
Greece Greeks rally against use of 'Macedonia' in FYROM name dispute Thousands of Greeks turned out in Thessaloniki to show their anger over the use of the name 'Macedonia' by neighbouring FYROM as Athens and Skopje seek a solution to the long-running row. -
Democratic Republic Of Congo Six die as banned protests go ahead in DRC Violence broke out as security forces cracked down on banned protests against President Joseph Kabila in Kinshasa. -
World News Black pastors condemn Trump's vulgar remarks, call for social justice Black Christian leaders are speaking out against President Donald Trump following his alleged vulgar remarks about Haiti, El Salvador and African nations. -
World News Women's March 2018: 11 of the best signs, chosen by Euronews While some referenced TV shows with dystopian themes, others reworked song lyrics. -
World News Trump's new tax plan might just make your new car more costly The new tax plan favors business purchases, but many taxpayers will end up having to shell out more money for their new car. -
Germany SPD congress clears leaders to talk coalitions with Angela Merkel Grassroots party members will get final say on any eventual deal. -
France Thousands flock to Lyon food hall to honour chef Paul Bocuse The "pope of gastronomy" has been fondly celebrated in Lyon's capital food market 'Les Halles'. -
World News 11 must-see LGBTQ art shows around the world From a Keith Haring restoration in the Netherlands to a Virginia Woolf-inspired exhibit in England, here are 11 LGBTQ art shows you don't want to miss. -
World News Where you work out says a lot about your personality, study says How you choose to exercise says a lot about who you are, study says. -
World News Tom Cotton: Support for immigration deal won't hinge on Trump Republican Sen. Tom Cotton said Sunday he would not agree to an immigration deal simply because it has President Donald Trump's support, as the government shutdown enters its second day with no end in sight. -
Belgium Underage African women trapped in a vicious cycle of prostitution in Brussels Women of African descent sell their bodies for as little as 20 Euros - barely half the rate charged by Western prostitutes. -
Tonga The remarkable athlete swapping taekwondo for skiing to feed his Olympic habit Pita Taufatofua has qualified for the Winter Olympics next month, less than two years since representing Tonga in taekwondo at the Rio Olympics. -
World News Democrats' DACA gambit could target 2018 vote Why are Democrats drawing a line on DACA? One reason is the numbers on the issue seem to favor the party in the polls and at the congressional district level. -
World News Germany Social Democrats back coalition talks with Merkel's conservatives Germany's SPD vote in favour of coalition negotiations with Merkel's conservatives - 362 delegates in favour, 279 against. -
United Kingdom It was a 'mistake' to hold yes-no vote on Brexit, says Macron He also believes French people would have voted to leave the EU given the same choice. -
Japan Japan seeks European support over "unprecedented threat" from North Korea Tokyo wants to strengthen an international alliance against Pyongyang as tensions rise over its nuclear weapons programme -
Malta Malta gets its mojo as Valletta becomes European Capital of Culture For 2018 Valletta shares the honour with Leeuwarden in The Netherlands. -
World News Cooler ocean, big snowfall doesn't mean global warming is slowing Climate researchers at two U.S. government agencies found 2017 to be one of the hottest years, but with anomalies: increased snow and a cooler Pacific Ocean. -
No Comment Fireworks and ice sculptures dazzle at the Xinjiang Snow and Ice World festival in northwest China 60,000 cubic meters of snow were used to create six areas of different light shows, fireworks and ice and snow sculptures -
Turkey Missiles fired from Syria hit two Turkish border towns Attacks come after a day of Turkish artillery bombardments and airstrikes into Syria against Kurdish positions. -
Czech Republic At least four people dead following a fire at hotel in central Prague The fire broke out on Saturday evening at the Eurostars David Hotel, situated near the Czech capital's National Theatre. -
World News Spy oysters and kayak patrols: How France is fighting food thieves Armed with drones and night-vision goggles, French farmers and law enforcement are fighting back against the thefts of expensive produce -
Egypt US Vice President Mike Pence visits Middle East Mr Pence's trip to Egypt, the first leg of a Middle East tour, was marred by continuing anger over the US recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital last month. -
Czech Republic Footage shows deadly hotel blaze in Prague The video shows people sitting on a first floor ledge as smoke billowed out of the building. -
No Comment Thousands turn out for the second Women's March, a nationwide series of protests against U.S. President Donald Trump On the anniversary of Trump’s inauguration, people marched against his policies and in support of the #MeToo movement against sexual assault and harassment. -
Korea North Korean pop icon Hyon Song-wol leads Olympics diplomatic delegation to South Korea The former lover of Kim Jong-un who was once rumoured to have been killed, now, has a new role - to check preparations for an art troupe she also leads during next month's Winter Olympics. -
World News Terrorists tried to kill me. To move on, God helped me forgive them. I chose to have hope and trust in a power that was greater than my own, and making that choice gave me the peace I needed. -
World News I've always lived with stress. Then I found out how sick it was making me. It took a serious illness to remind me that no amount of achievement or money is worth losing one's health. -
Syria Syria: Turkey steps up offensive against Kurdish forces The Turkish military is set to activate ground operations in addition to the air strikes it has launched against the US-backed YPG militia in Afrin province -
Afghanistan Fourteen foreigners confirmed dead in Kabul hotel attack Fourteen foreigners confirmed dead in Kabul hotel attack, at least four Afghan citizens were also killed. -
France Lyon pays tribute to celebrated chef Paul Bocuse Euronews’ Tesa Arcilla spoke to staff and diners at one of Bocuse’s Lyon restaurants on the day the ‘pope of French gastronomy’ died aged 91. -
Romania Thousands of Romanians turn out for Bucharest anti-corruption protest Protesters say the government is pushing through laws that will harm the country's fight against corruption. -
Romania Romanian walks 450km to join Bucharest anti-corruption protest "Through our gesture, we wanted to mobilise them (Romanians) to go out in the streets and ask for their rights," Sorin Bobis told Euronews.