20 February 2018 | Euronews
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Romania Romania and Italy hit hard as measles makes ‘tragic’ comeback in Europe The number of measles cases in Europe has quadrupled in a year, according to the World Health Organization. -
United Kingdom Queen Elizabeth makes surprise London Fashion Week appearance The monarch attended the runway show to give British designer Richard Quinn the inaugural Queen Elizabeth II award for British design. -
Sport Manchester United welcome back Paul Pogba for Sevilla tie Jose Mourinho's side are in Spain for their first Champions League knock-out match since 2014. -
World News 100,000 signatures gathered for Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe Campaigners supporting the jailed British-Iranian woman will gather outside the Iranian Embassy in London as the Islamic Republic's deputy foreign minister visits the UK capital -
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No Comment David Harbour with Antarctic penguins David Harbour, who plays police chief Jim Hopper on Netflix series Stranger Things danced with the penguins in Antarctica on Valentine's Day to raise awareness into the environmental challenges facing this part of the world -
Europe News Syria's future 'in hands of Iran and Russia' Syrian opposition leader speaks out in Brussels, as he calls on EU and international community to do more to end conflict -
World News Abortions on the decline in Europe Since 2005, there has been a significant reduction in abortions in most European Union member states, according to data analysed by Euronews. -
France Which French fruits and vegetables are most likely to be contaminated with pesticides? A French NGO analysed data from 19 types of fruit and 33 types of vegetables to see which produce contained traces of pesticide contamination. -
Europe News Brief from Brussels: Romania's new PM in Brussels, Syrian opposition calls for more EU action -
France Explained: how France’s newest party is copying Farage in a bid for Frexit Experts say France's new political movement, Les Patriotes, is mimicking Farage's anti-EU party UKIP. -
Denmark Denmark bids farewell to Prince Henrik Some 20,000 Danes have visited Prince Henrik’s coffin in the past three days while he lay in state. -
Sport Norway holds advantage in medals table as records tumble in Pyeongchang World and personal records are set for the Netherlands, France and Italy in the latest Winter olympic competitions, but South Korea's women speed skaters send the crowd into seventh heaven, -
Europe News Romania's new PM in Brussels amid judicial reform tensions Viorica Dancila meets EU leaders after Bucharest is warned over judicial reforms, which critics say undermine efforts to combat corruption -
Real Economy What is being done to strengthen Europe's banks? European banks are safer today because they follow a single rule book. Now we need to create a safety net to protect taxpayers if trouble strikes. -
No Comment India Jain Festival The followers of the Jainism, in India, celebrate the kick-off of a religious festival in the region of Karnataka. -
No Comment Former Cyclone Gita hits New Zealand, bringing floods and high winds A state of emergency has been declared in seven districts as winds gust at up to 150 kilometres per hour. -
No Comment Manta Ray filmed swimming through plastic bags and other rubbish off Bali Piece of plastic are now routinely found in the stomachs of dead fish, turtles, and marine mammals, the environmental charity Greenpeace says. -
Poland Poland's heavy foresting under scrutiny An EU advisor claims Warsaw is breaking European Union laws by failing to stop large scale logging in Białowieża Forest. -
World News Davis sets out vision of Britain's post-Brexit global relations The UK's Brexit minister says Britain will not have "Mad Max" style low standards -
World News Syrian state TV shows pro-government fighters enter Kurdish-held Afrin region Syrian state TV shows a convoy of what it says are pro-government fighters entering the Kurdish-held Afrin region. -
Europe News Former EU chief Barroso in new lobbying row Campaigners raise concerns about meeting of Goldman Sachs' Jose Manuel Barroso, a former European Commission President, with an EU official in Brussels. -
Syria Seige of Afrin imminent as Turks make slow progress in northern Syria Determination to stamp out perceived Kurdish threat on border may lead to clash with NATO ally America. -
Russia Russian Olympic delegation launches investigation into Russian curling doper The delegation said it could not explain how meldonium ended up in Alexander Krushelnitsky's body. -
No Comment A new glass suspension bridge inaugurated in China A new glass-bottom suspension bridge in central China's Henan Province brought a fun mixture of excitement and thrill to tourists during the Spring Festival holiday. -
South Korea Pyeongchang 2018 round-up: Germany draws Norway for most gold medals A win in the Nordic Combined means Germany now sits at the top of the table alongside Norway with 11 gold medals. -
United Arab Emirates Dubai wants to show how AI will create a city of the future Emirates city plans to pioneer new technologies. -
Sport Slovenian ice hockey player is the third doper caught at Winter Olympics Ziga Jeglic has tested positive for fenoterol, an asthma drug which aids breathing. -
World News American skier games the Olympic system to underwhelm at Pyeongchang Hungary's Elizabeth Swaney competed in Pyeongchang's women half-pipe event on Tuesday, despite an obvious lack of talent. Instead, she got there through sheer perseverance — and by playing the Olympic system. -
World News Euronews asks: What do you think of the European Union? As the European Union plans to relaunch the “European Project”, Euronews wants your say on how the EU is performing. -
Germany German newspaper registers dog to vote in SPD coalition ballot Newspaper Bild signed Lima the dog up for the SPD using the party's online tool and her owner's email and postal addresses. -
Hungary Turning Orban’s hateful rhetoric into reality: View European leaders have to finally take concrete action to stop Hungary's assault on civil society, writes Amnesty International's Gauri van Gulik. -
Libya Libya repatriates 250 African migrants They were the latest to be sent home as part of a voluntary deportation scheme -
World News Syria war: Bombardment of Ghouta persists, scores killed Dozens more die on Tuesday as the Syrian rebel-held enclave of Ghouta reels under heavy bombardment -
Sweden How Sweden became the EU's road safety champion The Swedish approach to road safety, known as Vision Zero, has become one of the Scandinavian nation’s most successful international exports. -
France The fight of the 'fleurs' The annual flower carnival at Villefranche-sur-Mer in France involves a naval battle like no other! -
Colombia Colombia declares war on Pablo Escobar's hippos A herd of wild hippos is another burdensome legacy the convicted criminal has left his country. -
World News Chicken shortage forces KFC to close over half its UK restaurants Fast-food chain KFC has been forced to temporarily close over half of its restaurants in the UK because of a shortage of chickens following a change in its delivery partner. -
United Kingdom Condom dresses feature at London Fashion Week Some of the most bizarre designs were on show during the bi-annual fashion festival, which runs from 16 - 20 February. -
Iran They said he was dead, but a traffic jam had actually saved his life One scheduled passenger had a lucky escape. -
United Kingdom Oxfam bosses face grilling by British MPs The charity is at the centre of a scandal over sexual exploitation during aid missions -
Syria Syria: Over 90 people killed outside Damascus A war monitoring group says 20 children are among the dead.