2018-01-25

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.

25/01/2018

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.

25/01/2018

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.

25/01/2018

Czech Republic

Decision time in Czech presidential poll

Voters are choosing between the Russia-friendly populist incumbent and a pro-European academic challenger

25/01/2018

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

25/01/2018

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?

25/01/2018

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.

25/01/2018

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.

25/01/2018

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.

25/01/2018

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.

25/01/2018

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.

25/01/2018

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,

25/01/2018

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.

25/01/2018

Switzerland

Decades-long mummy mystery linked to Boris Johnson

A centuries-old mummified body has been linked to the UK Foreign Minister.

25/01/2018

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.

25/01/2018

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.

25/01/2018

Earth News

The best of Paris Haute Couture Fashion Week

From the classic Chanel to surrealist Dior and dreamy Ralph & Russo.

25/01/2018

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.

25/01/2018

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.

25/01/2018

No Comment

Philippine volcano raises fears of increased activity

More evacuations, tens of thousands in shelters fear violent eruption.

25/01/2018

World News

US TV star dismisses 2020 bid

US TV star dismisses 2020 bid

25/01/2018

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

25/01/2018

France

ECJ rules 'sexuality tests cannot constitute basis for refusal of asyl

The European Court of Justice barred the "sexuality tests" from being used as grounds to reject an asylum application.

25/01/2018

No Comment

Road troubles in the USA

A shootout is captured on dashcam while the winter weather gets the better of a school bus...

25/01/2018

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.

25/01/2018

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.

25/01/2018

Business Series

President Trump touches down in Davos

US leader will give speech on Friday, but delegates fear nationalistic tone at global summit.

25/01/2018

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.

25/01/2018

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.

25/01/2018

France

Louvre moves art works as Seine surges

Louvre moves art works as Seine surges

25/01/2018