26 January 2018 | Euronews
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World News Master this cooking technique to eat better all winter A celebrity chef shares her insider secrets for the perfect batch of veggies every time. -
Business Series 7 things from Davos 2018 that people were really talking about Trump's 'fake news' rant grabbed international headlines but on social media, users were discussing a wealth of other key subjects. Here are the posts that created the biggest buzz. -
Netherlands Watch: thieves steal €100,000 of bikes from Dutch store Security cameras showed the thieves calmly carrying several bikes at a time out of the store. -
Business Series Driving force of autonomous vehicles With new technologies such as autonomous vehicles promising to revolutionise transportation, consumer acceptance will pose a big challenge -- especially by those who drive for a living -
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World News Late playwright's estate accuses 'The Shape of Water' of plagiarism David Zindel, the son of Pulitzer Prize-winning dramatist Paul Zindel, claims "The Shape of Water" cribs from his father's "Let Me Hear You Whisper." -
World News High-tax states join up to sue feds over tax bill that cuts deductions Homeowners in areas with high state and local property taxes are hopping mad after the tax overhaul — and now some governors are fighting back. -
World News Can Crock-Pot sue 'This is Us' over controversial plot reveal? "This is Us" set social media ablaze with fans saying they'd toss out their Crock-Pots after a plot reveal. -
World News With GDP down, has Trump lost an important bargaining chip? Business sentiment towards the U.S. is more likely to be influenced by the administration's stance on climate change and trade than by the recent tax cuts. -
World News Simple math shows how many space aliens may be out there It's a lot more than you might imagine! -
United Kingdom UK eyes Brexit transition deal in march During the post-Brexit transition period, Davis says the UK should remain bound to EU customs and market rules, but that it should have a say over EU laws passed and should be able to sign new trade deals outside the bloc. -
Bulgaria The world’s fastest-falling populations 'will be in eastern Europe' Bulgaria is estimated to shrink the most over the coming decades, but a host of other countries in eastern Europe are also in the firing line: Latvia, Moldova, Ukraine, Croatia, Lithuania, Romania, Serbia, Poland and Hungary. -
Sport Snowboarding: Anderson proves he's still got what it takes The 42-year-old Canadian rider glided to victory at Bransko. -
World News NASA hails 'lunar trifecta,' but some cry foul It's a "lunar trifecta!" -
World News How to save more money in 2018 Research says if you want to save, you have to use one of two tactics: be more mindful — or completely mindless. -
No Comment Nice carnival to include world leaders in Planet of the Apes themed float The French city of Nice is gearing up for the year's biggest party, and the carnival will poke fun at some prize international figures. -
World News FBI agent fatally shot kidnapping victim during botched raid in Houston Two men and one woman are charged with aggravated kidnapping, police said. The men also are charged with aggravated robbery. -
World News Netflix's 'Altered Carbon' proves gore is the new sex for ambitious TV Netflix has a new branding strategy for its pricey, high-profile dramas. And it's not for the faint of heart. -
No Comment France's second city Lyon fears floods Car parks flood and cellars need pumping as Saone and Rhone rise inexorably. -
World News Cecile Richards to step down as head of Planned Parenthood Richards, who has steered Planned Parenthood for more than a decade, is stepping down, two sources close to Richards confirmed to NBC News on Wednesday. -
France Lyon's twin rivers threaten floods as Rhone & Saone rise France's second city is also feeling the effects of a wet start to 2018. -
World News Trump turns the tables on immigration A week after Democrats thought they might have cornered Trump by shutting down the government over the absence of a deal to protect Dreamers, he flips the script. -
Earth News Karl Lagerfeld about the Chanel 2018 spring-summer Haute Couture Paris show The house's Creative Director wanted "French fantasy and French lightness" this time. -
Business Series Armenia: 'we will continue to implement our reform agenda' Euronews speaks to Armenia's prime minister at the WEF in Davos. -
Business Series Laughed at and booed, Donald Trump spoke at Davos "When the United States grows, so does the world” -
Business Planet The European network that finds coaches for entrepreneurs The Enterprise Europe Network finds funding for innovation, helping to access new international markets. -
Saudi Arabia Unusual snowfall blankets Saudi Arabia's Tabuk region Saudi Arabia's northwestern Tabuk region was blanketed in a white sheet of snow and locals wasted no time in sharing photos and videos before it melted away again. -
France Baboons on the loose at French zoo Four animals were re-captured after spending most of a night on the run in the park grounds -
World News Erdogan vows to expand Syria operation President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has promised to sweep militants from the length of Turkey's border with Syria with Operation Afrin. Erdogan says Ankara could extend its current military operation in northwest Syria all the way east to the border with Iraq. -
Business Series Investment, growth and Brexit. Europe's challenges for 2018 'Brexit will not derail European growth' - Euronews spoke to European Commissioner for Economic and Financial Affairs, Taxation and Customs, Pierre Moscovici -
Lithuania Vilnius is Europe's g-spot claims the poster interesting tourist bosses “Nobody knows where it is, but when you find it, it’s amazing,” says the publicity comparing Vilnius to the female g-spot. -
Business Series Moscovici in Davos: "No Europe First" to counter Trump, but the "European Way". The EU's Economic and and Financial Affairs Commissioner talks to euronews' Sasha Vakulina. -
Business Series 'The path to growth': Portuguese PM explains his country's journey to economic recovery at World Economic Forum Euronews' Isabelle Kumar asks Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio Costa about his vision for the future of the Eurozone and Europe's economic expansion. -
World News Bocuse funeral draws huge crowd to Lyon Around 1,500 chefs from around the world gathered in the French city of Lyon to bid 'adieu' to Paul Bocuse. -
USA 35 years of the Sundance Festival and sales are down Buyers have reportedly failed to connect with the latest crop of movies on show at Sundance, which ends this weekend. Few have been picked up for big money, and while the quality is there, distributors wonder if the mass-market appeal has fallen by the wayside. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: Merkel's better week This is State of the Union, euronews' weekly roundup of the big stories and the big issues facing the EU-28 over the past seven days. -
USA Bearing up: black bears re-released after holistic treatment for burns Fish skin was stitched to their poorly paws after they suffered burns in the recent California wildfires. -
China Inside a mobile phone test lab Euronews takes you on a 360 visit to a mobile phone test lab -
Business Series Trump tells Davos: 'America First' does not mean 'America alone' The president declared the US as 'open for business' and pledged a clampdown on unfair trade in a speech to the global elite in the Swiss ski resort. -
Business Series Economic optimism across Europe Chief executives are more optimistic about the economic outlook than they've been for years -
Germany German 'grand coalition' talks begin German 'grand coalition' talks begin: Angela Merkel's Christian Democrats are in discussion with the centre-left Social Democrats of Martin Schulz. -
World News Trump drags GOP to war on legal immigration The biggest divide on a DACA deal may be over legal immigration, where President Trump has moved the GOP a long way to the right in a very short time. -
Australia Invasion Day protests put Australia Day celebrations in shade Tens of thousands flood streets of Melbourne while only a few thousand celebrate debut of British colonisation. -
World News Assassins, gunfights and a U.S. spy crisis: The year the Korean Cold War ran hot A group of North Korean commandos sneaked into South Korea on a mission to assassinate its president. Then it ran into four brothers out to cut wood. -
Switzerland Trump wanted to fire Mueller in June but backed down Trump tried to fire Robert Mueller in June but backed off when his White House counsel threatened to resign, a source with firsthand knowledge confirmed to NBC. -
United Kingdom Theresa May rebukes ministers as Tory tensions rise over Brexit UK Prime Minister Theresa May admonished first Boris Johnson and now Philip Hammond amid government discord over Brexit. -
World News Dozens killed and injured in fire at South Korean geriatric hospital At least 37 people have been killed and more than 70 injured in a fire in a hospital in South Korea. The blaze is the deadliest in South Korea for the last decade, according to reports. It follows a fire last month which killed 29 people in a high-rise sports centre. -
Business Series Trump poised to rain on Davos globalisation parade Trump puts America First in Davos: in an interview with CNBC, the American President talks trade deals, the global elite, and a possible second term. -
France Nutella price cut sparks fights between shoppers in supermarkets across France "They fought like animals. A woman had her hair pulled, an elderly lady had a cardboard box put on her head, another had a bloody hand, it was terrible," a witness told French media. -
World News Ariane alert as contact lost Two commercial satellites have been placed in orbit by an Ariane 5 rocket. The good news comes after mission control briefly lost contact with the craft in a rare malfunction. -
World News Casey Affleck pulls out of presenting Oscars best actress award "We appreciate the decision to keep the focus on the show," an Academy Awards spokeswoman said. -
China Fire breaks out on high speed train in eastern China Passengers managed to escape a large fire that broke out on their train at a station in China's Anhui Province. -
Business Series Global leaders tackle Bitcoin in Davos The value of Bitcoin soared by 1,700 per cent at the end of last year. But are global, cryptocurrencies regulatable, and do they help criminals transact their business? Davos tackles this difficult subject. -
South Korea More than 40 killed in South Korea hospital blaze The cause of the fire in the city of Miryang is not yet known -
World News Olympic Committee gives USA Gymnastics board six days to resign In the wake of the Larry Nassar scandal, the United States Olympic Committee has demanded that USA Gymnastics meet six conditions — including the resignation of its entire board by the end of next week — or else face decertification. -
World News Trump to back citizenship for 1.8 million Dreamers — for a price President Trump will support a path to citizenship for 1.8 million Dreamers, according to a briefing by the White House for Republican Congressional staff. -
World News Eight times Larry Nassar could have been stopped Larry Nassar's accusers have detailed eight moments when they reported the Olympic gymnastics doctor, now jailed for sex abuse. -
Business Series Trump ‘ready to apologise’ for UK far-right group retweet The US president says he knew ‘nothing’ about Britain First and did not mean to endorse ‘horrible, racist people’. -
World News Women lawmakers want USA Gymnastics investigated over Nassar The aftermath of an Olympic sex-abuse scandal reached Capitol Hill Thursday as a bipartisan group of women lawmakers called for a probe into USA Gymnastics. -
Brazil Brazil: Lula pursues presidential comeback campaign The leftist icon is determined to run in October's election despite failing to overturn a corruption conviction -
World News Grammys will address #MeToo with a white rose Grammy attendees are being encouraged to wear white roses to symbolize their support for the #MeToo movement. -
World News Growing number of young children dying from flu A growing number of children are dying from flu. It's too soon to know if the current season will be more deadly than recent years.