25 December 2014 | Euronews
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Saudi Arabia Saudi women drivers referred to terrorism court Two Saudi women detained for nearly a month in defiance of a ban on females driving have been referred to a court established to try terrorism cases -
Israel Israel approves 243 new homes in 'illegal' West Bank settlement Israel has given preliminary approval for 243 new homes in the Ramot settlement in the Israeli-occupied West Bank. There are updated plans for 270 -
Ukraine Ukraine: prisoner swap between Kyiv government and rebel groups confirmed A prisoner exchange between the Kyiv government and rebel groups in the east of Ukraine has been agreed, the Ukrainian Security Services confirmed on -
Sweden Sweden mosque attack injures 5 people amid immigration debate -
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Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnians 'protest' march to EU border looking for new jobs Around 200 workers from Bosnia have been marching towards Croatia. They are all former employees of factories that have closed leaving them without -
Romania Romanians mark 25 years since dictator Nicolae Ceausescu's execution Romanians nostalgic for the communist era have gathered at the grave of former dictator Nicolae Ceausescu and his wife. While in power people -
Musica Flick of the wrist: competition gives budding conductors a chance to shine It's tough at the top in orchestra-conducting and very few make it in this privileged world. A competition run by philanthropist Donatella Flick in partnership with the London Symphony Orchestra gives -
India 10 years after Indian Ocean tsunami special memorial services are held It was the most destructive tsunami in history, killing tens of thousands of people in 11 countries and leaving millions homeless. Now, a decade -
United Kingdom Queen's Christmas speech praises Ebola doctors, calls for reconciliation The Queen has used her traditional Christmas Day broadcast to praise medical workers fighting Ebola in west Africa. She said she had been “deeply -
Greece Food banks provide free Christmas dinners in Greece as austerity cuts bite In Athens, hundreds of people have queued up to take advantage of a free Christmas dinner organised by a food bank. Poverty levels are at an all time -
Sierra Leone Nurses offer Christmas spirit to Ebola patients in Sierra Leone Health workers in Sierra Leone attempt to offer the feeling of Christmas to patients being treated for Ebola. -
Libya Rocket hits tank at Libyan oil port Es Sider A rocket hit a storage tank at the eastern Libyan oil port of Es Sider as armed factions loyal to competing governments fought for control of the -
Syria Father of Jordanian pilot captured by ISIl pleads for his release The father of a Jordanian pilot captured by Islamic State militants in Syria has appeared on TV pleading for his son’s release. Safi al-Kasaesbeh -
USA Film that angered North Korea hits the big screen for the first time The comedy film "The Interview" has been shown for the first time in more than 320 independent US cinemas. -
Russia Snow in Moscow: Winter wonderland or traffic hell The Russian capital has been blanketed in thick snow, making it a winter wonderland for tourists and a nightmare for commuters. It is the first heavy -
Vatican Pope Francis condemns persecution of minorities in Christmas Day address Tens of thousands of people turned out to hear the Pope’s Christmas Day message in St Peter’s Square in the Vatican. Pope Francis spoke about Ebola -
USA Protests in US after another fatal shooting of a black man by police Demonstrations in St Louis after a white police officer shot dead a black man reported to have pointed a gun at him. -
India Memories of Indian Ocean tsunami haunt survivors The Indian Ocean quake and tsunami ten years ago caused huge numbers of deaths across coastal villages and towns but also devastated the lives of -
Indonesia A decade since the Indian Ocean tsunami December the 26th, 2014, marks the 10th anniversary of the Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami that resulted in the deaths of over 230,000 people. -
USA Debate over brisk Christmas gun sales in US amid recent tragedies Recent gun tragedies in the US raise the whole question of firearms ownership this Christmas. -
Indonesia Ten years on: Indonesia remembers the tsunami Ten years on from the tsunami that swept across the Indian Ocean killing more than 230,000 people, special services have begun in the region to -
No Comment Elephants give Christmas joy to Thai children -
Russia Putin orders freeze on vodka prices The Russian president has ordered a freeze on vodka prices amid an escalating economic crisis. During a meeting Putin told government officials that -
Mexico Christmas protests for 43 missing students in Mexico Families of 43 missing students joined protesters outside the presidential palace in Mexico for a Christmas eve prayer. Holding posters of their -
Egypt Coptic Christians in Egypt on alert for attacks Catholic Copts in Egypt are marking Christmas amid tight security after threats from Islamic extremist groups. The Christmas Eve Mass at the Coptic Catholic Church in Cairo was packed despite the aler -
Israel Christians in Bethlehem reminded of the need to rebuild Gaza At a Christmas Eve mass at the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem, believers were reminded of the need to rebuild the Gaza Strip following the 50 day war last summer. -
Vatican Pope says world needs more tenderness and empathy In his Christmas Eve Mass at St Peters Basilica in Rome, the pontiff said the world needs tenderness in times of conflict. -
Spain Spain's King says corruption must be tackled Spain's new King Felipe VI said corruption must be stamped out in his first Christmas Day speech.