16 February 2018 | Euronews
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South Africa A fresh start for South Africa? Many hope new President Cyril Ramaphosa will represent a break from the past. -
South Africa Cape Town prepares for ‘Day Zero’ South Africa’s most popular tourist city is running out of water. -
World Sergey Lavrov on Russian-US relations and the Middle East Russia's Foreign Minister reveals his thoughts on the Trump administration, Syria, Iran, Turkey, North Korea and more in The Global Conversation -
Economy Economic challenges lie ahead for South Africa New President Cyril Ramaphosa’s in-tray is likely to be full as he prepares to tackle South Africa’s economic problems. -
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World News Claims of Russian meddling in US election 'just blather', says Lavrov Russia's foreign minister dismisses allegations of tampering in the 2016 US presidential election, when asked about the FBI indictment of Russian individuals and companies. -
South Africa New dawn for South Africa? A former South African lawmaker and an anti-corruption campaigner explain why the election of Cyril Ramaphosa means hope for many in the country. -
World News No Comments of the week We look back at some of the top videos from this week's No Comment section. -
USA Mitt Romney to run for US Senate The Republican is hoping to replace outgoing Utah Senator Orrin Hatch. -
Earth News Former child refugee turned famous fashion designer to meet royals Fashion designer Euphemia-Ann Sydney-Davies is about to meet the Duchess of Cambridge -
World Trailblazing tech We travel to Dubai this week to interview innovators on the ground at the World Government Summit, with an exclusive interview with musician will.i.am -
United Kingdom Alzheimer's protein 'could be transferred by surgical tools' Examination of old cases shows a protein present in Alzheimer's and stroke patients can be transferred during neurosurgery. -
France Making an illegal life in France With school and education provided by the state, one family say they are glad they chose to break the rules and live in Europe. -
Germany Merkel and May address media after Brexit talks The two leaders held a press conference following talks in the German capital. -
World News Watch: Pine Island glacier readies for another crack Dutch professor alerts of a new crack that could create a massive iceberg at the Antarctic glacier, whose front has been retracting since 2000. -
Europe News Munich forum: Divided West undermines its own security A fractured West is undermining its own security--that's the feeling of many of those attending this year's Munich Conference. -
Sport Football for friendship sets stage for 2018 World Cup Young persons' sporting and cultural programme opens in Moscow. -
United Kingdom Grenfell Tower activists organise 'Three Billboards' stunt in London Activists drove three signs around the British capital to "raise awareness around the lack of arrests" in the enquiry into the Grenfell Tower fires. -
No Comment China welcomes Lunar New Year The beginning of the Year of the Dog was marked with a traditional bell-ringing ceremony in Beijing. -
United Kingdom Expert says culture & legal loopholes behind America's gun carnage Criminologist also blames American myth of "armed lawbringer" and patchwork approach nationally, with data on mental health or previous convictions often unavailable for background checks. -
South Korea Meet the queen of the coffee capital of South Korea Coffee aficionados at the Winter Games are flocking to one area of Gangneung to get a taste of South Korea's coffee capital. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: Losers of the 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. -
Russia Exclusive: US special forces 'operating illegally in Syria', Sergey Lavrov tells euronews Russia's Foreign Minister tells euronews US special forces show no sign of leaving Syria. -
Russia Voice recorder of ill-fated Russian plane is found It's believed conflicting speed measurements, caused by the freezing weather, led to the plane plummeting into the ground. -
World News Pilot flies plane in shape of '100' to toast Lithuania’s independence The stunt was performed on the eve of Lithuania’s independence celebrations on Friday during an internal flight to Vilnius. -
Europe News AI in conflict: Cyber war and robot soldiers Artificial intelligence in conflict--from robot soldiers to cyber warfare, what will it look like? It's a question that was under discussion as this year's Munich Security Conference kicked off on Friday. -
Africanews Libya to mark 7 years since revolution Since the fall of Gaddafi in 2011, which led to the disintegration of the security apparatus, Libya has been torn apart by the struggle for influence -
Lithuania Lithuania's 100 years of independence President Dalia Grybauskaite takes her chance to warn the rest of Europe about the threat of Russia's deployment of nuclear ballistic missiles. -
USA Tambor says no transparency in his sacking by Amazon from hit TV show "Transparent" Star denies allegations of sexual harrassment, claims was kept in dark by Amazon's own inquiry into the alleged offences. -
USA White House blames Russia for large-scale cyber attack The virus of June 2017 crippled Ukraine's infrastructure before spreading to computers in other countries of the world. -
USA Parkland mass shooting divides America's politicians...again While young people in Florida are praised for their response, with many calling for sensible gun controls, the Republicans refuse to consider firearms themselves as the problem, while the Democrats try to hold them and the NRA to task. -
Cinema 68th Berlin Film festival opens with new Wes Anderson movie "The Isle of Dogs" is the festival's first-ever animated opener, and features some of the biggest names in world cinema doing the voices. -
South Korea South Korea's 'Iron Man' takes gold in men's skeleton Here is our at-a-glance round-up of day seven at the Winter Olympics. -
USA FBI admits failing to act on Florida school gunman tip-off The FBI acknowledges it mishandled a January tip that the teenager accused of killing 17 people had guns and the desire to kill.