5 February 2018 | Euronews
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South Korea What to look out for at the 2018 Winter Olympics in South Korea Here’s our quick guide to help you pick your way through a packed programme of sport in PyeongChang. -
USA Stock market turmoil: European markets tumble after Dow Jones takes biggest hit since financial crisis The European and Asian stock markets took a blow after Dow Jones share index plunged 1,175 points on closing in biggest ever one-day point drop and biggest fall since 2008 financial crisis. -
Republic of North Macedonia Greece's foreign minister on FYROM-name dispute Greek Minister of Foreign Affairs Nikos Kotzias speaks exclusively to Euronews about the decades-long 'Macedonia' dispute. -
United Kingdom Julian Assange: is the WikiLeaks founder set to walk free today? A judge is set to rule on whether an arrest warrant against Assange should be dropped, paving the way for him to leave the London embassy where he’s been holed up since 2012. -
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United Kingdom UK hits back after Trump claims NHS is ‘going broke and not working’ He’s already caused controversy after retweeting far-right group Britain First, now US President Donald Trump has angered Britons by criticising the NHS. -
Cult Porsche celebrates brand’s design for 70th anniversary with new LA exhibition 'The Porsche Effect' at LA's Petersen Automotive Museum highlights the history and significance of the Porsche car company - from design, to engineering, to racing. -
United Kingdom Barnier warns Britain over post-Brexit trade The EU's chief negotiator was in Downing Street to meet Prime Minister Theresa May and his UK counterpart David Davis -
Cyprus President of Cyprus re-elected for second term Nicos Anastasiades won with 56 percent of the vote. In an exclusive interview with Euronews he said he would make unity with Turkish Cypriots a top priority. -
Spain Heavy snow causes disruption in Madrid Heavy snowfall shut down two of the main airport's runways and created chaos on the city's highways. -
Syria Babies evacuated from Syrian hospital as airstrikes intensify The evacuations come as renewed airstrikes target opposition-held areas in Idlib province following Saturday's reports that rebels shot down a Russian military jet. -
United Kingdom British hacking suspect wins US extradition fight Lauri Love, who has Asperger's Syndrome, is accused of hacking computer systems at US agencies including the FBI and the Federal Reserve -
Cinema Glitz and protest as Spain's film industry attends the Goya Awards The 32nd Goya Awards took place on Saturday in Madrid with red fans added to red carpets as women in Spanish cinema showed solidarity with Hollywood. -
No Comment Record snowfall blankets Moscow Record snowfall has hit Moscow, downing thousands of trees and covering the Russian capital in almost half a metre of snow in less than 24 hours. Russia's Meteorological Office said on Monday (February 5) that more than a month's average of snow fell over the weekend. -
World News Former team USA gymnastics doctor sentenced to another 40 to 125 years The former doctor was sentenced in Michigan for molesting young female gymnasts under the guise of medical treatment. -
No Comment Baby rescued from rubble in Syria's Idlib Civil defense workers have rescued a baby from a collapsed building in Idlib city in northern Syria. -
Italy Violence breaks out as Erdogan meets Pope Francis in Rome The pro-Kurdish group, which objects to Turkey's treatment of Kurds in Turkey and Syria, held a sit-in outside the Castel Sant'Angelo, not far from where Erdogan was meeting with Pope Francis at the Vatican. -
Economy Banks in Britain and US ban use of credit cards to buy Bitcoin The move comes over fears a plunge in the value of crypto currencies will leave customers unable to repay their debts. -
Next Series New technology juices up the food industry Pulse electric field technology could revolutionise the way we process food - saving time, resources and nutrients. -
Vatican Turkey's Erdogan makes historic visit to Vatican The status of Jerusalem was a key talking point for the President and his host, Pope Francis -
Economy Samsung Group heir Jay Y. Lee left a South Korean jail a free man on Monday Samsung Group heir J Y.Lee walked free after judges in South Korea suspended his sentence over corruption charges. The news sent shockwaves through business and political circles. -
Turkey Turkey’s religious chiefs brand left-handed eaters as ‘demons’ The Prophet Muhammad warned his community that demons eat and drink using their left hands, says Turkey’s directorate of religious affairs. -
Europe News Salah Abdeslam trial: 'I'm not scared,' says Paris attacks suspect The sole surviving suspect from the 2015 Paris terror attacks refuses to speak any further to a Belgian court, where he is on trial over a gunfight that led to his arrest. -
No Comment Annual snow battle gets underway in Russia The annual Yukigassen snow battle competition has begun in the northern Russian city of Murmansk. -
No Comment Multi-car pile-up shuts down Missouri highway Icy roads in the US state of Missouri caused a mulitple vehicle pile-up and shut down the highway. -
Germany How fall of the Berlin Wall paved way for Germany’s populists Today many Easterners can't help but feel they were merely absorbed by their more wealthy, Western neighbors, rather than joining as equal partners. -
United Kingdom Barnier in UK for Brexit talks amid Tory turmoil on trade The EU negotiator said there was not a minute to lose in discussions on Britain's divorce with the bloc -
Russia IOC refuses Russian athletes' request to participate in 2018 Winter Olympics The International Olympic Committee declined a request for 13 Russian athletes, recently cleared of doping, to attend the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics. -
United Kingdom How the UK's anti-Brexit 'Renew' party is similar to Macron's En Marche! The UK's new centre-left party Renew has more than its pro-EU stance in common with its French cousin La Republique En Marche! -
Costa Rica Costa Rica presidential election set to be decided by run off Evangelical singer Fabricio Alvarado Munoz will face-off against unrelated ex-government minister Carlos Alvarado Quesada -
Haiti Haitian artists give everything to Jacmel carnival The carnival takes investment, hard work and dedication, as artists seek recognition for their elaborate creations. -
Syria Russian jets intensify strikes on Syrian rebels Another night of Russian airstrikes across Syria's northern Idlib province has killed several people and injured dozens. -
Serbia Near-naked runners take on freezing winds in Serbia's Underwear Race Around 30 competitors braved Belgrade's 3-degree wind dressed in next to nothing. -
World News South Korean appeals court frees Samsung heir Lee A South Korean appeals court has freed Samsung Group heir Jay Y. Lee, suspending his five-year jail term following his conviction for bribing the country's former president. He had already been in detention for a year. -
Italy Italian families attempt to reduce the amount of food they waste An Italian family monitors the amount of food it wastes and finds it amounts to between 30 and 50 euros per week. The family is taking part in a project aimed at reducing the amount of discarded food. -
Sport Philadelphia Eagles beat New England Patriots to claim first Super Bowl crown On a night when records fell, the Eagles defeated the defending champions 41-33 in an enthralling match in Minneapolis -
Italy Italian 'Nazi' shows no remorse for shooting at migrants Leftist politicians are blaming far-right for stirring up racist ferver -
Cyprus Cyprus voters give president a second term Nicos Anastasiades beats rival for a second time as voters approve his handling of the island's once crisis hit economy -
Germany Merkel and Schulz fail to produce coalition deal Talks have made progress but differences over labour and healthcare remain