7 February 2018 | Euronews
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Economy Russian businessmen use French goats to beat sanctions A sanctions war has left many Russian consumers wanting when it comes to their favourite French cheeses. But Russian businessmen have overcome the restrictions by hauling in goats from France. -
Germany EU leaders welcome Germany's new coalition deal The European Commissioner for economic and financial affairs said the deal was good news for Germany, but also for the European Union. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia renews efforts to find lyrics for its national anthem The Balkan nation is one of three countries in the world that do not have lyrics for its national anthem, because its politicians have failed to agree any for 19 years. -
Russia Fate of 47 Russian athletes hoping to take part in the Winter Olympics still uncertain The decision by the Court of Arbitration for Sport will come on Friday, just hours before the Olympics open. -
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France Corsica may feature in the French constitution French President Emmanuel Macron said he was open to adding a specific mention of Corsica in the French Constitution, but rejected other demands by the island's nationalist leaders -
Economy Economic forecast strong for Europe Eurozone economic growth is likely to slow slightly this year and next, from its fastest expansion in a decade last year. The UK is expected to decline much further though in the wake of Brexit -
China World's first passenger drone makes debut in China The world’s first passenger drone made by Chinese tech company EHang made its debut in the southern city of Guangzhou on Tuesday. -
Europe News No transnational lists and ousted for a Nazi jibe -
Economy Markets continue to be volatile On Monday several billionaires lost big -
United Kingdom Cheddar Man shows white skin could be a recent phenomenon Tests conducted on the skeleton of an ancient human ancestor who lived in England show he had "dark to black" skin, researchers said. -
USA Elon Musk: The man who launched a car towards Mars "Apparently, there is a car in orbit around Earth” tweeted the US entrepreneur who's new rocket, the Falcon Heavy, was sent into space with “Don’t panic!” stamped on the dashboard and David Bowie playing on the speaker. -
Czech Republic Prague court rules government's air quality plan fails to meet EU standards A court in Prague ruled the Czech government’s air quality plan for the city fails to bring air pollution within European limits. -
Europe News EU parliament rejects transnational lists MEPS reject a post-Brexit plan for transnational lists but give strong backing to the Spitzenkandidat process. -
Destinations The place that inspired Walt Disney celebrates its 175th anniversary Tivoli Gardens in central Copenhagen is marking the special birthday with a gigantic winter lights festival. -
Cinema 68th Berlinale programme announced This year's Berlinale film festival will be a platform for debating the "MeToo" movement highlighting sexual harassment against women -
Belgium Belgium is (slowly) sterilising all its cats European nation is the first country in the world to take the measure to avoid overpopulation. -
No Comment Skiers head to snowy slopes of Paris' Sacre Coeur cathedral The weather continues to cause havoc in the French capital which is still recovering from severe flooding last month -
No Comment "Starman" sets out on space trip after big rocket launch A space-suited mannequin will be orbiting Earth before heading on a galatic road trip to Mars -
World News Low flu vaccine uptake puts Europe at risk Half of European countries are vaccinating less than one in three older people against flu. -
No Comment Rescuers save residents from building rocked by Taiwan quake Emergency services saved more than 100 people trapped in hotels and flat after a devastating earthquake in Taiwan -
Europe News European Parliament axes vice president over Nazi jibe Polish MEP Ryszard Czarnecki has been ousted after a comment comparing a fellow MEP to a wartime informer denouncing Jews to the Nazis. -
World News Which European commuters spend the most time in traffic jams? Some EU motorists spent three full days stuck in traffic in 2017. -
USA Musk launch will herald new era of space co-operation Experts believe Elon Musk's successful launch of the world's largest rocket will open up opportunities for space agencies around the world -
Netherlands Brits in the Netherlands win bid to take EU citizenship case to ECJ The Amsterdam court agreed to refer their case about exactly what defines EU citizenship to the European Court of Justice. -
USA Why did US stocks plunge and how does it affect Europe in 2018? Economists explain to Euronews why the US stock market dropped on Tuesday and how it might recover from this record fall. -
World News Fears after Russian hackers target US drones Russian cyber-experts managed to steal the emails of U.S drone workers -
Germany Coalition deal is reached in Germany A grand coalition deal has been struck in Germany between Angela Merkel's CDU party and the SPD. Their leader, Martin Schulz has also announced that he will be stepping down from his role to join to government -
Economy Puigdemont's 100 days of attitude 100 days have passed since the ousted Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont established what he called a "government in exile" in Brussels. Puigdemont fled over the Pyrenees on October the 29th, a day after the government in Madrid dissolved self-rule in Catalonia and removed him from office. -
USA Billionaire Musk successfully launches world's largest rocket The world's most powerful rocket roared into space in another milestone for entrepreneur Elon Musk's private rocket service. -
USA Trump touts plans for US military parade Impressed by France's Bastille Day celebrations the US president now wants his own show -
World News Germany could have finally clinched a coalition deal Germany's Merkel says 'we will have a stable government'. Meanwhile the Social Democrat leader Schulz says Germany will take a more active role in the EU. -
USA Game of Thrones writers promise new Star Wars movies Writers say will start project once GoT ends in 2019, and that movies will be all-new and unconnected with rest of Star Wars universe. -
Taiwan Taiwan earthquake: Children rescued from tilted building Amateur video shows the rescue of two children from the wreckage of a collapsed building in the wake of a 6.4-magnitude earthquake. -
North Korea North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's influential sister to visit South North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's influential sister to visit South -
France Transport chaos as Paris snowbound Stranded commuters express anger at rail cancellations and uncleared roads. -
Portugal Portugal police snatch substance set to make millions of ecstasy pills Around 4.5 tons of BMK has been seized after a joint operation involving Dutch and Belgian authorities -
Belgium Leaked document says EU will 'punish' UK if it breaks rules Member states insist on powers of quick sanction should Britain bend rules during Brexit transition period. -
Taiwan Another earthquake strikes Taiwan The magnitude 5.7 earthquake came just one day after another major quake. -
USA SpaceX maiden flight exceeds expectations Elon Musk is over the moon, and his Tesla is on course for the sun, after the Falcon Heavy became the world's most powerful rocket. -
Germany SPD-CDU "grand coalition" for Germany on hold All-night talks yet to bear fruit as many SPD rank and file call for any deal with Angela Merkel to be rejected.