6 December 2014 | Euronews
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Sport Lindsey Vonn returns to winning ways in World Cup downhill Lindsay Vonn won her first race for 22 months when she clinched victory in the Women’s World Cup downhill at Lake Louise in Alberta. In the past it -
Sport Reichelt takes first win in Super G World Cup Hannes Reichelt put in what was described as ‘ faultless’ run in the Mens World Cup Super G at Beaver Creek. It was the Salzburg skiers eight World -
Philippines Typhoon Hagupit threatens huge destruction across the Philippines A powerful typhoon has roared into the eastern Philippines. Lashing rain and strong winds have toppled power lines and brought down trees in areas -
Sport Gold in Doha for French fencer The first day of the Doha Grand Prix in Qatar threw up a Swiss-French final in the men’s epee event. Daniel Jerent took the gold defeating Peer -
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Iraq Pope delivers message in support of Christian and Yazidi refugees Pope Francis has delivered a video message in support of tens of thousands of minority Yazidi and Christian refugees who fled ISIL militants in -
Sport IOC to review Pyeongchang and Tokyo Games if Agenda 2020 reforms approved -
Sport Theft at Red Bull racing HQ Speed is everything at the Red Bull Formula One team and so it proved in the early hours of Saturday morning at their Headquarters. A car smashed -
Sport Sex doesn't matter at French football club Clermont The hype of a cup game brings out the media in force at every football club. The added attraction of a high-profile coach heightens interest and that -
Russia France's Hollande meets Russia's Putin in surprise stopover at Moscow airport French President Francois Hollande has met with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin in an unscheduled visit in Moscow. Hollande was travelling -
Sport More judo gold for Japan in Tokyo's Grand Slam Japan heads the medal table with another two golds after the second day of the the Grand Slam tournament in Tokyo. The home nation now has six golds -
Iraq Euronews visits Christian and Yazidi refugees who fled ISIL militants Euronews has visited Irbil, the capital of Iraq’s Kurdistan region. When the militant group that calls itself Islamic State (ISIL) attacked the -
Greece Greece and Turkey stress importance of economic ties at annual summit Turkey and Greece have agreed to strengthen their economic ties despite deep-rooted differences, particularly over Cyprus. Turkish Prime Minister -
Philippines Philippines: 600,000 flee Typhoon Hagupit More than half a million people have fled villages in the Philippines to brace for Typhoon Hagupit. Hagupit, Filipino for “smash”, slightly weakened -
Pakistan Top al-Qaeda leader killed in Pakistani military raid A top al-Qaeda leader, wanted in the US over a bomb plot, has been killed during a raid by the Pakistani military. A military source said Saudi -
Pakistan Pakistan military says killed al-Qaeda leader wanted in U.S -
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Yemen American hostage Luke Somers killed in failed rescue attempt says sister The sister of an American photojournalist held by Al Qaeda militants in Yemen says he has been killed in a failed rescue attempt. Thirty -
USA US grand jury to decide whether to prosecute police officer over fatal shooting of Akai Gurley A grand jury in the United States will be asked on Saturday whether to prosecute a New York police officer over the fatal shooting of Akai Gurley, an -
France Creativity and technology meet in Lyon's Fete des Lumieres. Electricity and installation art are working in perfect harmony this weekend as the French city of Lyon is illuminated in the annual Fete des -
Philippines Mass evacuation in Philippines as the islands wait for Typhoon Hagupit to strike. Around 500,000 people living in coastal areas of the Philippines have fled inland as the islands await the arrival of a powerful storm. Typhoon -
Italy Calls on Rome administration to step down over corruption allegations. Opposition parties in Rome are calling on the city’s ruling administration to step down after a police investigation revealed a web of corrupt -
Greece Turkish PM visits Greece amid tensions over Cyprus energy rights The Turkish Prime Minister has begun his two-day visit to Greece amid tensions over energy exploration rights around Cyprus. Ahmet Davutoglu called