12 December 2014 | Euronews
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Italy Nobel Peace Prize winner criticises Pope's refusal to meet the Dalai Lama in Rome The Pope's refusal to hold a meeting with the Dalai Lama for fear of upsetting China is heavily criticised by a Nobel Peace Prize Laureate -
USA Three teenagers shot outside high school in US Three teenagers have been shot near a high school in Oregon in the United States. The attack happened outside the Rosemary Anderson High School -
Kosovo Kosovan Prime Minister Isa Mustafa sworn in as unions threaten strike action Kosovo’s new prime minister was sworn in on Friday, six months after the June 8 general election. The outgoing prime minister, Hashim Thaci, will -
World News Climate change talks in Peru look set to be extended into the weekend Difficult talks in Peru aimed at reaching a global deal on climate change look set to be extended -
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Iraq Pilgrims defy ISIL militants flocking to Kerbala in record numbers One person has been killed by rocket fire in the Iraqi city of Kerbala where Shi’ite pilgrims gathered for religious ceremonies. Despite the threat -
Sport Hirscher extends World Cup lead after Sweden giant slalom win Austrian Hirscher holds off Ligety to win giant slalom -
United Kingdom Technical glitch causes chaos at London airports A technical glitch that caused chaos at London airports on Friday has now been fixed and air traffic control systems are returning to normal -
Ukraine Russian aid convoy arrives in Donbass as separatists' truce with Kyiv wobbles, but holds Ukraine’s truce with pro-Russians in its east is in its third day, and despite it beginning well with no fatalities for the first time in months -
United Kingdom Technical failure forces UK flight restrictions but problem is now fixed A technical problem that forced flight restrictions in the UK has now been fixed and traffic control systems are returning to normal -
Sport Maze wins Are giant slalom as she clinched her third victory of the season. Slovenia's Tina Maze celebrates third victory of the season, all in different disciplines -
France French MPs release report on end of life care French MPs have submitted a report to the President on end of life care that stops short of euthanasia. The proposals allow the right to ‘continuous -
United Kingdom Technical failure forces UK flight restrictions but problem now fixed A technical problem that forced flight restrictions in the UK has now been fixed and traffic control systems are returning to normal -
France French mayor sentenced to 4 years jail in Xynthia case A French court has sentenced a mayor to four years in jail in a trial for manslaughter. The court ruled René Marratier concealed flood risks in -
Italy Police search for missing baby in Italy Police in Italy are searching for a missing nine-month old baby. The Russian mother has been placed under investigation after telling police she left -
Russia Cat burglar's 1000 dollar meal A cat burglar has made off with almost 1000 euros worth of seafood at Vladivostok airport in Russia’s far-east. Passers-by noticed something fishy -
Bangladesh Oil spill threatens UNESCO world heritage site in Bangladesh An oil slick has choked up to 50 kilometres of the Shela river in Bangladesh after a fuel barge sank on Thursday following a collision with an oil -
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Italy Italy grinds to a halt as unions unite in opposition to Renzi's reforms Police clashed with protesters dressed as Santa Claus in Milan as Italian workers staged a general strike. It is the first ever national strike by -
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West Bank Palestinian acid attack injures Jewish children near Jerusalem A Jewish family of six has been the victim of a suspected acid attack in the Israeli-occupied West Bank injuring a father and his four young girls -
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United Kingdom An exhibition fit for The King in London London is all shook up with the opening of a new exhibition dedicated to the King of Rock and Roll. Housed at the O2 Arena, the collection numbering -
Culture news Bonnie Tyler performs first London concert in 25 years Eighties power ballad songstress Bonnie Tyler is to play her first solo London show in 25 years. The Welsh singer shot to global fame with classics -
My Europe Series Europe Weekly: Lux Leaks scandal flares up again In this edition of Europe Weekly: fresh allegations emerge over the use of Luxembourg’s tax regime by major firms to lighten their tax bills; the -
Cinema Portuguese film legend Manoel de Oliveira launches new film at 106 Portuguese cinema legend Manoel de Oliveira has reason to celebrate. Having just turned 106, he has just released a new movie and received France’s -
USA Huge waves claw homes into sea as rain, winds, and snow batter America's Pacific coast The song goes it never rains in Southern California, but the northern part of the state and America’s Pacific south-west is being battered with high -
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Belgium World royalty attends Belgian Queen Fabiola's funeral Belgium is honouring former Queen Fabiola. Heads of government from around the world have attended a state funeral for the widow of the popular King -
Cinema European Film Award contenders echo Oscar Foreign Film nominations The European Film Awards are rolling out the red carpet for Europe’s leading cinema talent. Boasting some impressive names from across the continent -
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World News UN climate talks in Lima stall as John Kerry warns it is time to stop playing the blame game The UN's climate talks in Lima look to be in trouble as agreement among the 190 nations taking part proves elusive -
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Greece Greece: government condemns 'terrorist' attack on Israel embassy in Athens The Greek government has condemned a pre-dawn, drive-by gun attack on the Israeli embassy in Athens. “Any terrorist attack hitting at the heart of -
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China Hong Kong pro-democracy camp cleared but protesters remain defiant Hong Kong student leader Alex Chow shed a tear as police cleared the main site of the so-called umbrella protest in the Admiralty district. Chow said -
USA US passes 2015 spending bill hours before government money due to run out In the United States, the House of Representatives has voted in favour of a 2015 spending bill. It narrowly passed the more than 1 trillion US dollar -
Ukraine Ukrainian President Poroshenko claims fragile truce is holding The Ukrainian president Petro Poroshenko has been on a two day visit to Australia. While there he said a truce in the conflict-ridden east appeared -
USA Heavy rains and strong winds leave homes without power in California In California, tens of thousands of homes lost power after one of the biggest storms in the last few years swept across the state. Heavy rains and -
Brazil Parts of Sao Paolo under water after 48 hours of heavy rain Two days of heavy rain in Sao Paulo in Brazil have left parts of the city flooded, taking out power in some neighbourhoods and -
Brazil Brazilian serial killer claims deaths of more than 40 people A Brazilian man arrested by police claims to have killed 42 people over the last decade in Rio de Janeiro. Sailson Jose das Gracas was detained on -
World News No agreement on climate change as UN summit in Peru enters final hours As UN climate talks come to an end in Peru, negotiators have only agreed on one paragraph of a crucial draft document intended to limit greenhouse