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Take Five: When doves coo - World markets themes for the week ahead

Take Five: When doves coo - World markets themes for the week ahead

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Thai king's sister to run for prime minister

Thai king's sister nominated for PM in March polls in unprecedented move

USA

Why were lawmakers shouting ‘USA, USA’ during Trump’s SOTU speech?

US President Donald Trump’s second State of the Union speech was interrupted three times on Tuesday night by chants from lawmakers of “USA, USA”.

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U.S. calls on countries to take Islamic State prisoners from Syria

U.S. calls on countries to take Islamic State prisoners from Syria

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Russia

Russia suspends INF nuclear missile deal with US

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday said Moscow would respond in kind to the US decision to suspend a landmark arms control treaty, and that the country would start working on creating new missiles, including hypersonic ones.

Markets

Take Five: Dogs and Pigs. World markets themes for the week ahead

Take Five: Dogs and Pigs. World markets themes for the week ahead

Europe News

EU warned it risks sparking Venezuelan civil war after parliament vote

Venezuela's ambassador warns EU over taking actions, as Foreign Ministers meet in Bucharest and MEPs vote to recognise Guaido as interim president.

United Kingdom

The best of Bercow setting the record straight in the Brexit debate

Take a look at the top interventions from UK Parliament Speaker John Bercow in Tuesday's Brexit amendments debate.

World

EU takes sides in Venezuela political crisis | Raw Politics

Our Raw Politics panel discussed Europe's response to the political crisis in Venezuela.

Venezuela

Guaidó urges Venezuela military to recognise him as interim president

"I want to insist in this message to the armed forces, the time has come to put oneself on the side of the constitution, to put oneself on the side of Venezuela."

World News

'El Chapo' trial reveals drug lord's love life, business dealings

'El Chapo' trial reveals drug lord's love life, business dealings

United Kingdom

David Miliband says Corbyn’s Labour ‘struggling to assert itself’

United Kingdom

Former Scottish leader Salmond charged with attempted rape

Scotland’s former first minister Alex Salmond has been charged with multiple offences including two counts of attempted rape.

Switzerland

Davos panel talks migration management

A Davos panel, moderated by Euronews correspondent Isabelle Kumar, looked at ways of better managing migration flows.

France

Italy: stop messing in others' affairs. France: mind your own business

A French minister tells Euronews that Italy's politicians should focus on making Europe stronger, not attacking their neighbours.

World News

Europe briefing: Three stories to know about today

Euronews brought you the latest news and updates as they happened this morning.

Spain

Euroviews. No one is jailed in Spain for their opinions, only their acts | View

"What would the effect on the EU’s democratic credibility be if ... secessionist politicians were not tried, after circumventing the basic foundations of democratic rule of law in Spain?"

Markets

Better later - FX options signal more pound strength on Brexit delay signs

Better later - FX options signal more pound strength on Brexit delay signs

World News

'El Chapo' paid former Mexican president $100 million bribe, witness claims

Trial hears that drug lords paid off Mexican officials at every level.

World News

UK government survives vote of no-confidence: 325 for, 306 against

Prime Minister Theresa May’s government has survived a no-confidence vote in British parliament.