21 December 2014 | Euronews
Showing 23 results
-
France Eleven injured in French car attack In Dijon France, a man used his car as a weapon to injure eleven pedestrians on Sunday while shouting "Allah Akbar". -
Tunisia Counting underway after Tunisian presidential election Counting is underway following Sunday’s presidential run-off election in Tunisia. A result is expected to be announced on Monday evening. The vote -
Switzerland Austrian singer-songwriter Udo Jürgens dies The Austrian singer-songwriter Udo Jürgens who sold more than 100 million records in career that began more fifty years ago has died in Switzerland -
Sport Koudelka edges out Ammann in Engelberg Roman Koudelka of the Czech Republic outclassed Simon Ammann to claim a ski jump World Cup event in Engelberg on Sunday. The 25-year-old cleared -
ADVERTISEMENT
-
Tunisia Polls closed in landmark presidential election in Tunisia Polls have closed in Tunisia’s presidential run-off election. Sunday’s vote marks the country’s transition to full democracy after a revolution that -
Sport Gravity: Goergl clinches Val d'Isere super-G as Vonn crashes out Welcome to Gravity, our weekly show dedicated to Alpine skiing. Austria’s Marcel Hirscher continued his good run of form at Alta Badia this weekend -
USA US mourns NYPD officers killed in apparent retribution attack A gunman has shot dead two New York City police officers before then killing himself. It has been reported that the 28-year-old shooter from -
World What we can learn from myths and legends -
Gaza Egypt temporarily reopens Rafah border crossing Egypt opened the Rafah border crossing with Gaza for two days on Sunday (December 21). The Rafah entry point is the only main crossing point from -
Iraq ISIL fighters 'flee' Iraq's Sinjar as Peshmerga troops 'make gains' Kurdish Peshmerga troops have been pushing their way into the town of Sinjar on Sunday backed by US-led coalition forces. The battles taking place -
Romania New Romanian President Klaus Iohannis vows to tackle corruption Unlikely election winner Klaus Iohannis pledged a corruption crackdown as he was sworn in as President of Romania on Sunday (December 21). -
Cuba Castro's communism pledge as Cuban-Americans protest in Miami Hundreds of Cuban-Americans took to the streets of Miami on Saturday to protest against US President Barack Obama’s plans to restore relations with -
Greece Greek PM Antonis Samaras proposes coalition deal -
United Kingdom Elton John weds after new UK gay marriage law comes into force -
Israel Technology for all: Quadriplegic designer showcases touch-free smartphones Determined not to be excluded from the latest digital technology, a quadriplegic former navy commander has developed a hands-free smartphone. Israeli -
Tunisia Polls open in Tunisia's landmark presidential election Hailed as a model of constitutional change, Tunisia has taken the final step towards full democracy. -
No Comment Cyclist's incredible escape after being run over by a lorry -
USA Boxing great Muhammad Ali hospitalised with pneumonia Boxing legend Muhammad Ali in a 'stable condition' after being admitted to hospital with pneumonia. -
World News Cairns mother charged with murder of eight children Police in Queensland have charged a 37-year-old mother with the murder of seven of her children and her niece. The cause of their deaths has not yet been determined. -
USA Revenge motive probed after two policeman killed in New York A gunman ambushed and fatally shot two New York police officers on Saturday and then killed himself. Ismaaiyl Brinsley, 28, has been named by police -
Cuba Cuba demands US respects its communist rule Cuba’s President Raul Castro has demanded the US respects his country’s communist system. As the two countries work to restore diplomatic ties -
USA Two NYPD officers 'assassinated' on duty in Brooklyn -
Pakistan New laws to 'wipe out' militants after Pakistan school massacre