25 January 2018 | Euronews
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World News GAO breaks tradition to name security clearance process as high risk The Government Accountability Office was not due to update its threat list until early next year — but it broke tradition to raise its immediate concerns. -
World News Symbolic 'Doomsday Clock' moves 30 seconds closer to midnight World security situation now "as dangerous as it has been since World War II," says Bulletin of Atomic Scientists. -
World News House a mess? The 20/10 rule will change the way you clean Your house will never stay clean with those marathon tidying sessions. Try this instead. -
World News MSU prez is out of a job, but she still has lifetime perks Michigan State University president Lou Anna Simon's by the Larry Nassar sex abuse scandal, but she still has her perks. -
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World News Trump threatens to halt aid to Palestinians The US President issued the warning, saying that Palestinians must pursue peace with Israel -
World News Engineer in deadly Amtrak crash mistook signal ahead of curve The engineer in an Amtrak derailment last month that killed three people said he mistook a marker before a 30 mph curve for mistook it for another signal. -
World News Romney, aides plot out possible Senate run Top advisers to Mitt Romney met earlier this week to plot out the early stages of a possible Senate run, including hiring staff and gathering signatures. -
World News 'Unbought and unbossed': Shirley Chisholm's lasting legacy Before former President Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton and the Rev. Jesse Jackson made U.S. history with their presidential campaigns, there was Shirley Chisholm. -
Czech Republic Decision time in Czech presidential poll Voters are choosing between the Russia-friendly populist incumbent and a pro-European academic challenger -
World News Famous dead poet lives again in uncanny animation The little video may herald big changes in the way we interact with historical figures. -
World News Trump to Palestinians: 'Sit down and negotiate peace,' or lose aid The tough talk comes as it proceeds with its highly controversial plans to move the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem, and recognizes that city as Israel's capital -
World News As the Dow soars 30 percent in one year, when will gravity hit? The stock market has grown by $7 trillion since Trump was elected. When will the inevitable fall come? -
USA Casey Affleck pulls out of presenting award at 2018 Oscars Affleck, who was sued for alleged sexual harassment by female crew members on an earlier film, was expected to present this year's Best Actress award. -
World News Global annihilation is now two minutes away on Doomsday Clock The Doomsday Clock now says two minutes to midnight, and scientists thank President Trump and other world leaders for bringing us closer to the apocalypse. -
Europe News MEPs concerned about Romania reforms The European Commission is warning that the proposed changes would undermine the judiciary's independence and Romania's commitment to fight corruption and organised crime. -
Business Euronews speaks with Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki at the World Economic Forum in Davos The Polish leader tells Euronews' Sasha Vakulina about his country's economic recovery and future relations with the European Union. -
Europe News Brief: EU and Turkey mend fences and MEPs scrutinise Romania This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from the EU's de facto political capital. -
Sport Real Madrid: Zinedine Zidane faces the boot Real Madrid are having one of their worst seasons in recent history, pushing coach Zinedine Zidane to apologise for the state of play, -
Bulgaria EU seeks compromise on migrant quotas Just weeks into 2018 and the migrant crisis shows little sign of letting up. Greece and Italy are at the forefront of the Mediterranean influx and Europe is struggling to reform asylum rules ahead of a June deadline. -
Switzerland Decades-long mummy mystery linked to Boris Johnson A centuries-old mummified body has been linked to the UK Foreign Minister. -
United Kingdom Maverick, magician, misanthrope: death claims The Fall's Mark E. Smith Over 40 years making music with 32 studio albums and as many lives, influencing countless bands and turning over 66 band members in the process, the Mancunian's cultural legacy is immense. -
Musica Juan Diego Flórez debuts in fantastical "Les Contes d'Hoffmann" The world-renowned tenor plays the visionary writer ETA Hoffman in Jacques Offenbach's extravagent opera which blurs the lines between the real and the imaginary. -
Earth News The best of Paris Haute Couture Fashion Week From the classic Chanel to surrealist Dior and dreamy Ralph & Russo. -
Business Series Trump trumpets 'tremendous' boost in US-UK trade Who said the British-American relationship was frosty? "We like each other a lot," said President Trump as he met with Prime Minister Theresa May, adding their two countries would be seeing a "tremendous" boost in bilateral trade. -
World News Turkey & EU look to mend fences Turkish minister for EU Affairs, Omer Celik, is in Brussels, meeting with senior officials. After months of tension, Ankara is hoping to build bridges. Bulgaria, which currently holds the EU presidency, is also keen to work with Turkey on migration, counterterrorism and energy issues. -
No Comment Philippine volcano raises fears of increased activity More evacuations, tens of thousands in shelters fear violent eruption. -
World News Oprah: "I don't have the DNA to be president" US TV star dismisses 2020 bid -
Business Series Women chair Davos forum For the first time in the 48-year history of the World Economic Forum, the 2018 summit in Davos, Switzerland will be chaired entirely by women -
France EU bans 'sexual orientation testing' for asylum seekers The European Court of Justice barred the "sexuality tests" from being used as grounds to reject an asylum application. -
No Comment Road troubles in the USA A shootout is captured on dashcam while the winter weather gets the better of a school bus... -
Business Series Tech firms must do more to protect online users, says May UK Prime Minister Theresa May made the demand during a speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos. -
Italy Milan derailment: 'my daughter isn't answering the phone anymore' Worried mother says her daughter is no longer answering the phone after making a distressed call to say the train was derailing. -
Business Series President Trump touches down in Davos US leader will give speech on Friday, but delegates fear nationalistic tone at global summit. -
Business Series Key moments from Euronews' special debate at the World Economic Forum A breakdown of the issues covered as Euronews moderates a Davos discussion addressing topics including migration, populism, the French-German axis and Polish judicial reform. -
World News Three middle-aged women take on the 'world's toughest rowing race' If the team stay on course until mid-February, Diana Carrington, 60, will become the oldest ever transatlantic rower. -
France Louvre basement closed as Seine surges Louvre moves art works as Seine surges -
Business Series Malala talks feminism and 'disappointment' in Trump The 20-year-old Pakistani activist spoke to the Davos audience about feminism and revealed who her ultimate role model was. -
World News Sir Elton John to quit live touring Superstar starts final global tour in September with over 300 concerts over three years on five continents, and will continue to compose and record. -
World News In Davos, Trump looks to sell 'America First' to global elite Trump campaigned against the global elite. Now he's bringing the same message to their annual gathering in Davos. -
Sweden Sweden feels force of Trump effect: View The populist right in Sweden is riding the same wave that brought Donald Trump to power in the US, writes Susan T Jackson. -
Italy Milan train crash 'leaves at least three dead' Authorities say three people were killed and 13 seriously injured. -
World News Taliban-linked commander killed by drone strike while showering The Haqqanis have carried out some of the bloodiest attacks in the Afghan war. -
Saudi Arabia Banned for Botox: 12 camels disqualified from Saudi beauty pageant The pursuit of the perfect pout got the camels disqualified. -
Spain EU signs off on biggest-ever power link EU signs off on massive Franco-Spanish power link -
World News Trump says he is willing to speak to Mueller 'under oath' President Donald Trump said Wednesday he is willing to speak "under oath" to special counsel Robert Mueller. -
USA Trump says he's willing to testify in Robert Mueller's Russia probe "I could be interviewed under oath within weeks" -
World News From gymnastics to the judge, what's next in the Larry Nassar case The fallout from the sex-abuse case of gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar includes litigation, shakeups and investigations. -
World News MSU president resigns over gymnastics doctor abuse scandal Michigan State University President Lou Anna Simon resigned Wednesday amid ever-mounting criticism of the school's handling of the Larry Nassar sex-abuse scandal. -
World News GOP lawmakers seize on 'secret society' texts to cast doubt on FBI GOP lawmakers have seized on the notion of a coordinated anti-Trump effort within the FBI to cast doubt on Russia investigation. -
World News NAACP sues over plan to end protections for Haitians in U.S. The NAACP on Wednesday announced a lawsuit seeking to block plans to end temporary protected status for Haitians in the U.S. following the 2010 earthquake. -
World News Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar gets 40 to 175 years for sex abuse Judge Rosemarie Aquilina said she did not believe the apology that Larry Nassar gave his sex-abuse victims in the courtroom. -
World News Puerto Rican families had FEMA housing funds suddenly cut Dozens of families displaced by Hurricane Maria were suddenly informed their temporary housing assistance was being cut, according to Connecticut officials. -
Syria Trump urges Turkes to 'de-escalate' its military operation in Afrin Turkey's 'Operation Olive Branch' continues with reports of more civilian casualties on both sides -
World News New stroke guidelines could save many lives New guidelines for treating stroke suggest that more people could be eligible for life-saving clot removal and dissolving treatments. -
World News 'The story is not about me': Michigan judge provides support to Nassar victims The Michigan judge in the Larry Nassar case expressed sympathy during victim impact statements, and then eviscerated the former gymnastics doctor during sentencing. -
World News Company tries to sell 'heat not burn' cigarettes as safer A Lung Association report finds states are not doing enough to help people stop smoking. And Philip Morris wants sell a "safer" heat-not-burn tobacco product. -
France France braces amid orange flood warnings An orange warning is the second-highest alert and means citizens are advised to "be very vigilant" of the risk brought on by dangerous weather. -
World News Safe injection sites get go-ahead in opioid-hit Philadelphia Philadelphia hopes to open safe injection sites where drug users can inject without fear of arrest — a first in the U.S. -
Brazil Ex-Brazilian president Lula da Silva denies corruption after court upholds conviction Court ruling a major blow to Lula's hopes of regaining presidency but is to go on fighting -
World News 15-year-old Ky. school shooting suspect to face adult murder charges The teenager accused of opening fire inside a Kentucky high school, killing two classmates and wounding 18 others, will be charged as an adult, a prosecutor said Wednesday.