14 February 2018 | Euronews
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Sport Ronaldo rockets Real Madrid to win over PSG in Champions League Two goals from the Ballon D'or winner sets up a healthy lead for the title holders going into the second leg in Paris, while a Sadio Mane hat-trick tees up 5-0 win for Liverpool against Porto. -
South Africa South African President Jacob Zuma resigns amid corruption claims The 75-year-old heeds orders from the ruling African National Congress to bring an end to nine scandal-plagued years in power. -
USA 'Fatalities' in Florida school shooting; suspect 'in custody' There are reports of many casualties as Florida police respond to a shooting at a high school in Parkland, north of Miami. The sheriff says the suspect is a former student. -
France Man acquitted of harbouring Paris attackers in his flat Jawad Bendaoud denied knowing the identity of the men to whom he rented a small flat in Saint-Denis. -
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Zimbabwe Zimbabwe opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai dies after cancer battle Zimbabwe opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai has died aged 65 after a lengthy battle with cancer - party official -
Economy Oxfam's finances threatened by scandal spooking sponsors British charity sees government funding threat if it does not clean house. -
Europe News Brief: Juncker backs Spitzenkandidaten and Turkey looks to ease Aegean spat This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from the EU's de facto political capital. -
Economy Inflation jump raises rate rise worries in USA America's Federal Reserve may be prompted to act more drastically should inflation take off, and higher interest rates mean slower economic growth. -
Germany German law under fire for turning social media companies into ‘overzealous censors’ Under the NetzDG law, companies with more than two million registered users in Germany are required to establish a procedure to receive and review complaints of alleged illegal content. -
Cult Witness the Sharjah Light Festival Twenty-four international light artists display breath-taking installations for 11 days in Sharjah UAE. -
Greece Turkey looks to ease Aegean tensions In 1996, the tiny, uninhabited islands of Imia - or Kardak, as they are known in Turkey - brought Greece and Turkey to the brink of war - and tensions have remained high ever since. Now Turkey is trying to calm the waters. -
Iraq Love is back in the air in Mosul Love has returned to the streets of Mosul for the first time in three years after Iraqi forces drove out ISIL extremists in 2017. -
Europe News Croatia prepares for EU presidency Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković was in Brussels on Wednesday, meeting with senior EU officials. On the agenda for Europe's newest member state, its upcoming EU presidency and ongoing integration into the European Union. -
USA DACA immigrants will not be deported, says US judge President Trump's move to end a program that protects immigrants brought to the US as children is blocked. -
Poland Defiant Poland rolls out #GermanDeathCamps campaign despite Holocaust law controversy Videos posted to the social media pages of the Polish Prime Minister's Office include testimonies that concentration camps were "German from start to finish." -
South Africa South African president Jacob Zuma refuses to resign before no-confidence vote on Thursday Hours earlier the luxury home of the Gupta family, who are close friends of Zuma, was raided by police in an anti-corruption probe. -
South Korea High winds hamper Winter Olympics Spectators at Olympic park ordered indoors for their own safety. -
No Comment Penguin Valentine takes the biscuit Penguin Valentine takes the biscuit -
Europe News Juncker backs Spitzenkandidat process European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker says he backs the Spitzenkandidat - or lead candidate - process in chosing his successor next year. Under that system, the presidency goes to the candidate whose party wins the most seats in the European parliament. -
No Comment Passenger ordeal on US flight Passenger ordeal on US flight -
Sport Champion shows he has White stuff as personal exploit seals halfpipe gold The US notched up its 100 Winter Olympic gold with Shaun White's win in the snowboard halfpipe. -
World News 'Three in custody' after shooting outside US spy agency headquarters The FBI says guards opened fire at a car outside the NSA but the incident was contained and had nothing to do with terrorism. -
Iceland Jewish leaders hit out over Iceland’s plans to ban boys’ circumcision A controversial proposal to outlaw boys being circumcised in Iceland has been slammed by religious leaders across Europe. -
Economy IMF says UK could do better in annual report UK PLC gets poor marks and Brexit is partially to blame says bank. -
Israel Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ridicules corruption allegations against him Netanyahu criticises police report, saying it's "full of holes, like Swiss cheese." -
Spain 80-year-old Spanish grandfather enrolls in Erasmus course History student at the University of Valencia, a retired Valencia man has obtained a scholarship to spend the next four months in Verona. -
Cult Sharjah Light Festival in photos Discover some of the highlights from the stunning Sharjah Light Festival, as seen from social media. -
No Comment Giant Putin, Trump and Berlusconi satirical floats parade in Italy A 'Fake News' float also featured a giant figure of the Pied Piper leading humans and rats down a route of lies. -
South Africa South African police raid home of wealthy Gupta family as part of corruption allegations Three Gupta brothers alleged to have corrupt links with President Zuma. -
Syria "Russians killed" in major US Syria strike Many are feared dead in a US strike on a government base in Deir el-Zor province. -
United Kingdom Brexit ‘not a V-sign from Dover cliffs’, says Boris Johnson The most famous Brexiteer in the British government uses Valentine’s Day to reach out to ‘Remain’ supporters — but his speech is slammed as "nonsense" in Brussels -
Sport Pyeongchang 2018 round-up: US snowboarder Shaun White wins historic gold Here is our latest at-a-glance round-up of what you need to know from South Korea. -
United Kingdom Driver quits Oxfam over Haiti sex scandal British actress says she's been "horrified" by misconduct allegations and the charity's response -
Philippines One Billion Rising and thousands dancing Thousands dance to raise awareness of violence against women and children -
World News Cyclone Gita devastates Tonga Cyclone Gita devastates Tonga -
USA Trump's lawyer says he paid porn actress Stormy Daniels $130,000 from his own pocket “The payment to Ms. Clifford was lawful, and was not a campaign contribution or a campaign expenditure by anyone,” said Trump's long-time personal attorney Michael Cohen. -
USA 'Brace!': passenger films United Airlines emergency landing Passengers chant 'Brace!' following loud bang and violent shaking as engine casing tears apart during flight from San Francisco to Honolulu. -
Germany Dresden marks World War II bombings The strikes by Britain's Royal Air Force decimated the city, just months before the end of the Second World War. -
USA A Valentine's love story: penguins leave their hearts in San Francisco Biologists hand out heart-shaped felt pieces to help penguins attract mates. -
World News 'Lima Group' slams Venezuela's President Maduro Venezuela's president is criticised by neighbouring nations for his handling of the country's economic and political crisis. -
USA USA warns more Russian cyber attacks 'likely’ A US spy chief warns of more Russian cyber attacks aimed at undermining US democracy. -
USA New York bomber, Ahmad Rahimi, sentenced to life in prison The man convicted of the 2016 New York bombings is handed two life sentences. -
Denmark Denmark's Prince Henrik dies aged 83 The French-born prince, husband of Denmark’s Queen Margrethe, died on Tuesday evening. -
No Comment Lighting up the Chinese Lunar New Year Annual Spring Festival lantern shows are being held across China in celebration of the Lunar Year of the Dog, which falls on Friday.