19 December 2014 | Euronews
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Turkey Turkey issues arrest warrant against US-based cleric Fethullah Gulen A Turkish court has issued an arrest warrant for US-based cleric Fethullah Gulen. Gulen, a one-time ally of the Turkish President Recep Tayyip -
Vatican Vatican Christmas tree lights switched on in St Peter's Square There is less than a week until Christmas and the Vatican has switched on the lights on its tree in St. Peter’s Square. The governor of Vatican City -
USA Obama says Sony made a "mistake" in cancelling movie over cyber threats The cyber threats against Sony Pictures have been a top subject in President Obama's end-of-year speech -
USA Obama says Sony made a "mistake" in cancelling movie over cyber threats The hacking and cyber threats against Sony Pictures have been a top subject in President Obama’s end-of-year speech. He made it clear he disagreed -
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World News Print yourself fitter say 3D food printers who promise freshness with the wild shapes 3D printers look set to eventually transform every aspect of our daily lives, and now the whizz-kids that operate them have found a new application -
Culture news 2014: our favourite albums off the beaten track 2014 gave us some great music. We saw the comeback of iconic musicians such as The Pixies and Pink Floyd, as well as new releases by popular -
Sport Former France defender Abidal retires Former France international Eric Abidal has announced his retirement from football citing personal reasons. The 35-year-old former Lyon and Barcelona -
Cinema Best Films of 2014 - meet five contenders -
Colombia Five Colombian soldiers killed in attack on eve of FARC truce At least five soldiers have been killed and several injured after clashes between Colombian government forces and guerillas thought to be members of -
Pakistan Peshawar survivors struggle to cope in aftermath of massacre Those left behind after the Peshawar school attack are struggling to come to terms with life without loved ones, friends, or inspirational teachers -
World News Second violent tragedy to hit Australia in a week leaves country in shock Australia is in shock after one of its worst mass murders, which comes just days after a hostage drama in Sydney left three people dead. Eight -
Tunisia Tunisia prepares for presidential election run-off Tunisia is preparing for Sunday’s landmark poll when the country will hold a run-off of its first presidential democratic election. Neither of the -
World News Who is the EU's worst at spending Brussels’ billions? -
Spain Unemployed Spanish man drives car into ruling party's headquarters An unemployed Spanish man has been arrested after driving a car carrying gas cylinders into the headquarters of the ruling Popular Party in Madrid -
Sport Nyman celebrates Val Gardena hat-trick Steven Nyman celebrated his third career World Cup victory on Friday at the same venue as his previous two triumphs. The American three-time Olympian -
Sport FIFA agree to release report into alleged corruption FIFA’s executive committee on Friday unanimously agreed to publish the report into alleged corruption during the bidding process for the 2018 and -
Pakistan Pakistanis protest against Taliban as army intensifies offensive in north-west In a sign the Taliban’s school massacre may have brought about a change in attitudes to the Islamic extremists in Pakistan there have been big -
World The next chapter: poignant Learning World archive -
USA North Korea behind Sony hack says US It is the film which we will not see in cinemas even though it has gained worldwide recognition. Could Sony’s decision to withdraw ‘The Interview’ -
World News Euronews’ 2014 animal highlights -
Italy Assets worth 100 million euros seized in big anti-mafia case There has been a dramatic development in an anti-mafia case in Italy. Financial police say they have seized assets worth more than 100 million euros -
Turkey Turkey issues arrest warrant against cleric self-exiled in US A Turkish court has issued an arrest warrant for a US-based cleric accused by the Turkish President of trying to overthrow him. Fethullah Gulen has -
Russia Opposition activist in Russia faces 10-year sentence Prosecutors in Russia are calling for a 10-year jail term against opposition activist Alexei Navalny, in a fraud case dismissed by his supporters as -
Iraq Iraqi Kurds celebrate breaking of ISIL siege around Mount Sinjar It is being described as one of the most significant victories so far against ISIL militants in Iraq. Kurdish Peshmerga fighters say they have now -
Switzerland FIFA to publish full Michael Garcia corruption report -
Cinema Marrakesh Festival gives young filmmakers a chance As a way to encourage young filmmakers and ensure the future of Moroccan film-making, the Marrakech festival also invites students from across the -
World News 2015: the prospective movers and shakers of the year -
United Kingdom UK 2015: is UKIP poised to shake up the political system? -
Sweden Sweden 2015: immigration concerns fuel a shift to the right -
Spain Spain 2015: Can 'Podemos' end mainstream parties' duopoly? -
Greece Greece 2015: austerity pain leaves the Left a golden chance -
France France 2015: the rise and rise of nationalist voter sentiment -
Canada Liz Gallagher has the name to board the plane as she accepts jilted Jordan's ticket to ride Not Noel or Liam, but Elizabeth is the lucky Gallagher who gets to travel round the world for free. Toronto resident Jordan Axani issued a plea for a -
Sport Sport Review 2014: Second half action We continue our review of 2014 with the final six months of the year, which was just as exciting as the first half. Die Nationalmannschaft July saw -
Cinema Box office hits in Europe in 2014 Let’s take a look at some of this year’s box office hits in Europe. The comedy 'Ocho apellidos vascos' is Spain’s second most watched movie ever -
USA Suspicions North Korea behind Sony hack It is the film which we won’t see in cinemas yet it has gained worldwide recognition. Could Sony’s decision to withdraw “The Interview”, after -
Europe News euronews discusses Russia with Latvian PM after EU summit ends Just after this years final EU summit wrapped up, euronews spoke with Laimdota Straujuma, Prime Minister of Latvia, the country that will hold the -
World News EU ruling opens door for obesity sufferers to claim disabled status at work In a landmark decision Europe’s top court has ruled that obese people can be considered as disabled. The ruling has implications for employers, who -
Russia Business Review 2014 Part 3/4: 'Naked' Russia beset by sanctions, oil and rouble trouble -
USA Business Review 2014 Part 1/4: Central banks chose different paths -
World News Business Review 2014 Part 4/4: Barrels of trouble from oil price slump -
China Business Review 2014 Part 2/4: China's technology dragons take wing -
Europe News Protesters surround EU buildings as anti-TTIP anger voiced in Brussels A protest has shut down much of central Brussels. Its initial intent was to overshadow the last day of the EU’s summit in the Belgium capital, but -
My Europe Series Welcome to Germany? The social network response to Syrian refugee surge The war in Syria and other conflicts have caused a surge in the number of people seeking asylum in the European Union. At around half a million, the -
Culture news Off the beaten track: why Gen Y should forge their own path -
World News Poll for Europe 2014 was also marked by a major poll for millions of Europeans. In May, voters in the 28 member states voted for their new representatives in the -
Ukraine News Review 2014: euronews' biggest stories of the year -
Malaysia News Review of the Year: Malaysia Airlines It was a cursed year for Malaysia Airlines. The airline lost two aircraft and hundreds of passengers. They were two dramas which hit the headlines -
World News The fight against Ebola It is one of the most hazardous virus known to humans. It originated in Africa, on the banks of the Ebola River, where the first known outbreak -
Gaza War erupts in the summer in Gaza A war erupted in the summer of 2014 in Gaza. It was a lightning conflict between Israel, various Palestinian forces – including Hamas and Islamic -
Syria Militant jihadist group ISIL pose a new threat in the Middle East It emerged as an offshoot of al-Qaeda and was reinforced by the chaos generated by the civil war in Syria. In 2014 the self-styled Islamic State -
World News Rosetta meets its comet in 2014 It was a journey deep into our solar system for a unique rendezvous. The Rosetta probe captured the imagination of the world as it arrived at its -
Spain Desperate businessman smashes car containing gas cylinders into Spain's ruling party HQ A Spanish businessman has smashed his car containing gas cylinders into the headquarters of Spain’s ruling People’s Party. The incident sparked a -
Haiti More protests in Haiti as country faces prospect of starting 2015 without a government Waving banners including phrases like “Down with the occupation” anti-government protesters have taken to the streets of the Haitian capital to -
Pakistan Peshawar pupils fear a return to school as mourning period ends ok Peshawar pupils fear a return to school as mourning period ends Children are preparing to return to school following the massacre of 132 pupils by -
No Comment Pakistan's Christians commemorate victims of Taliban school attack -
No Comment Same sex marriage: Chilean pastor removed from congress for angry slurs -
World News Eight children stabbed to death in Cairns, Australia Eight children have been found stabbed to death in a house in Cairns, Australia and the mother of seven of them was also seriously injured -
World News 8 children stabbed to death in Australia Eight children have been killed during what several media outlets are reporting was a mass stabbing in Australia’s northern city of Cairns. Police -
Haiti Protesters demand Haiti President Michel Martelly's resignation Anti-government protesters in Haiti’s capital Port-au-Prince have called for the resignation of President Michel Martelly. This comes just days after -
Economy EU summit agrees 300 billion euro fund to avert crisis EU leaders have agreed to launch an investment fund that could generate up to 300 billion euros to jump start the bloc’s sluggish economies and -
My Europe Series New EU food labelling rules EU moves to help consumers be sure about the food they buy come under scrutiny in this edition of Utalk. The question is from Ivan in Sofia -
USA Changing US-Cuba relations divide Cuban Americans US President Barack Obama’s surprise diplomatic move to normalise US relations with Cuba has divided Cuban Americans, mostly along generational -
USA Sony attack 'US security matter' as North Korea movie cancelled The United States has described a cyber attack on Sony Pictures a “serious national security matter” and said the Obama administration was -
Russia Divided opinion in Russia after Putin's end-of-year address In Ukraine’s eastern Donetsk region, pro-Russian separatists watched President Putin’s end-of-year speech on a TV set in a canteen. One soldier said