7 December 2014 | Euronews
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Italy Violent clashes at La Scala opening night in Milan Violence broke out between police and protesters on Sunday at the opening night of La Scala opera season in Milan. They were protesting against -
Sport Vonn and Gut shine at Lake Louise as Jansrud impresses at Beaver Creek This week Gravity takes a look at the thrills and spills from the women's and men's alpine skiing World Cup stops at Lake Louise and Beaver Creek respectively. -
Syria Syria says Israel warplanes strike targets near Damascus in 'flagrant attack' -
Sport Gherman glides to epee gold Romania’s Simona Gherman celebrated gold in the women’s Epee Individual at the The Doha Grand Prix in Qatar. The 2012 European champion fell behind -
Netherlands Van Gogh paintings have lost their original colours To many people, Van Gogh means light blue and soft yellow. But now scientists say he used different colours. The original colours have aged. The -
China China and Brazil launch jointly developed rocket A rocket developed jointly by China and Brazil has been launched from China’s northern Shanxi Province. It was carrying a satellite which will be -
Syria Israeli warplanes hit targets in Syria Syrian state television said on Sunday that Israeli jets had bombed areas near Damascus international airport and in the town of Dimas near the -
France Original sketch from "The Little Prince" goes under the hammer in Paris An original watercolour illustration from the children’s book “The Little Prince” is up for auction in Paris next week. The sketch from Antoine de -
Russia Russian Hermitage museum celebrates 250th anniversary The Russian Hermitage museum in St. Petersburg has celebrated its 250th anniversary with a dazzling light show -
Sport Judo Grand Slam Tokyo: Final golds of 2014 Five gold medals were up for grabs on the third and final day of the Judo Grand Slam in Tokyo – the final IJF tournament of the year. Reigning -
World News UN climate talks enter second week with pressure on to reach a deal The first week of UN climate talks has drawn to a close in the capital Lima. Representatives from nearly 200 countries have gathered together. By the -
India India Uber taxi driver arrested after rape allegation Students in Delhi angry about an increase in sexual violence against women have clashed with police outside their headquarters. Meanwhile a taxi -
USA Protests grow across the US after funeral for black man gunned down by police Protests grow across the United States after mourners held a funeral for Akai Gurley, a 28-year-old black man gunned down by a white police officer -
No Comment Typhoon Hagupit wreaks destruction across Philippines -
Economy Merkel slams Russia for "standing in the way" of Eastern Europe The German Chancellor has accused Russia of standing in the way of Eastern European countries wanting to be close to the EU. In an interview with Die -
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Philippines More than a million take shelter as Typhoon Hagupit hits the Philippines Typhoon Hagupit sweeping across eastern Philippines -
World Hosszu and Manadou each claim another World Record -
Mexico Renewed protests in Mexico as remains of one of missing students identified Thousands of people marched through the streets of Mexico City on Saturday calling for justice and for answers after the abduction and feared -
Zimbabwe Zimbabwe's President Mugabe says he will remain in office 'as long as he has strength'. Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe says he will remain in office as long as he has the strength to do so. The ninety year-old ruler was addressing a -
Haiti Protesters clash with police in Haiti capital Thousands of people marched through Haiti’s capital Port-au-Prince for the second day running on Saturday. They are angry over delayed elections and -
Mexico Protests continue in Mexico over abducted trainee teachers. The abduction of 43 trainee teachers in Mexico ten weeks ago is continuing to provoke protests. The government is blaming the country’s notoriously -
Syria Conflicting versions of conflict in Syria as US and partner nations continue airstrikes against ISIL Islamic State militants claim a video posted on a social media website shows its fighters having taken control of Syrian government airbase in the -
Iraq Pope sends message of support to Christians and other minority groups in Iraq and Syria -
Greece Athens erupts in riots over killing of a teenager by police six years ago. Fierce clashes between police and protesters took place in Athens on Saturday on the anniversary of the killing of a teenager by police six years