5 January 2015 | Euronews
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USA Jury selection begins in Boston bombing trial Jury selection has begun in the trial of Boston marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, accused of killing three people and injuring 260 others -
USA Sunshine and love Florida lifts statewide ban on same- sex marriage Florida becomes the 36th US state to allow same sex marriage with the county of Miami-Dade leading the way. The ruling came after a judge lifted her -
Sport Dakar 2015: Joan Barreda clinches stage 2 Spain’s Joan Barreda overcame a nervous start to clinch the second stage of this year’s Dakar Rally, which is divided into 13 stages, crossing -
Sport Two US ski hopefuls die in Austrian avalanche Team USA ski hopefuls Ronnie Berlack and Bryce Astle have died in an avalanche in the Austrian Alps while skiing close to their base near Soelden -
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Italy Fire hinders search for victims of Norman Atlantic Ferry Fierce heat and thick smoke continue to hamper the search for victims aboard the Norman Atlantic Ferry one week after it caught fire en route from -
Sport Barcelona sack Andoni Zubizarreta Spanish giants Barcelona have announced the departure of sporting director Andoni Zubizarreta after terminating his contract on Monday. The -
Indonesia Aviation officials suspended as Indonesia goes after the guilty of AirAsia flight 8501 Progress in concluding the drama of the AirAsia flight that crashed in the sea off Indonesia continues very slowly, as three more bodies are found -
France Thank you for this biopic: Film rights bought to Trierweiler's revenge memoir Valerie Trierweiler, the former partner of the French president will see her kiss-and-tell book transferred to the big screen. The film rights to -
Germany PEGIDA darkens immigration climate in Germany Two months ago when the PEGIDA movement formed in Germany it had only a few hundred followers. The name is an acronym in German, standing for -
Tunisia New Prime Minister Habib Essid promises bright future for Tunisia Tunisia’s first freely-elected President, Beij Caid Essebsi, has chosen a fellow veteran of the former regime of Habib Essid to become prime minister -
Sport The Corner: Valencia end Madrid's winning run, Real Sociedad stun Barcelona Welcome back to The Corner, our weekly round-up from the world of football. Spanish giants Real Madrid failed to start the new year as they finished -
Germany 2015: 'Grexit' reloaded? Another year and yet more speculation about Greece’s future in the eurozone. Germany’s Der Speigel magazine reported last week that Chancellor Angela -
France France: mayor's refusal to give Roma baby burial plot sparks outrage The decision by the mayor of Champlan, south of Paris to deny a Roma baby a burial plot has sparked outrage amongst Roma groups and local residents -
Cinema What's on in 2015? In ‘Tomorrowland’, a gifted teenager and a former boy-genius set out on a dangerous mission to unearth the secrets of an enigmatic location caught -
China Chinese man spends 72 hours performing and sleeping on a tightrope A Chinese man has diced with death by spending 72 hours on a steel wire 50 metres above the ground performing stunts, walking backwards and hanging -
Japan Thousands of Japanese workers pray for good luck at Tokyo's Kanda Myojin shrine Two hundred thousand Japanese workers queued in line for well over an hour to get into this Tokyo shrine that's thousands of years old. Praying here is said to bring good luck. It's become an annual -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Two children pulled from rubble after deadly landslide destroys homes in Bosnia A landslide destroyed several houses in the central Bosnian town of Kakanj, leaving one person dead and three injured, according to police. Among -
World News Catastrophe as South Australian wildfires spread and temperatures rise accompanied by hot winds Firefighters in South Australia are battling to bring a number of wildfires under control as weather conditions look set to hamper efforts over the -
Culture news Red Army Choir Gets Happy Pharrell Williams’ insanely viral ‘Happy’ has probably been covered dozens and dozens of times, but this is certainly one of the most unusual -
Lebanon Under-strain Lebanon imposes visa restrictions on Syrian refugees The Lebanese, struggling to cope with the more than a million and a half refugees from Syria they are currently looking after on their soil, are -
USA Why the trial of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev is expected to be so difficult -
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China [Watch] Shocking road rage accident: Driver of moving bus dragged away from wheel -
Cinema Coming soon in 2015 ‘Into the Woods’ is a Disney adaptation of Stephen Sondheim’s award-winning musical. With a star-studded cast including Meryl Streep, James Corden -
Italy Italian pop icon Pino Daniele dies One of Italy’s best-loved singer-songwriters, Pino Daniele, has died aged 59. Steeped in his the sounds of his native Naples, Daniele burst onto the -
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Mexico Families of 43 missing Mexican students to open their own search after 'corrupt system' fails them After months of uncertainty about the fate of their loved ones and years of living in fear of Mexico's drugs gangs and police alike the Gerreros families take up the hunt for their sons and daughters -
USA Boston Marathon bombing trial: Jury selection begins The trial of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the man accused of the Boston Marathon bombing, begins today, (Monday January 5), starting with jury selection -
Culture news Secretly shoot your marriage proposal in the Big Apple ‘I’m like a spy,’ says self-appointed engagement photographer Vlad Leto. For the past few years, the 30-year old Russian has been secretly taking -
World News Navy finds what may be AirAsia plane's tail containing black boxes An Indonesian naval patrol vessel has found what the captain said could be the tail of a missing AirAsia jet, the section where the crucial black box -
Belgium Medieval Bruges is to get its own underground beer pipeline An underground beer pipeline is to be installed beneath Belgium’s medieval city of Bruges. The idea behind it is to cut the number of lorries -
Bahrain More clashes in Bahrain over detained opposition leader The have been more anti-government protests in Bahrain in support of the detained opposition leader Sheikh Ali Salman. Clashes erupted between police -
USA Boston Marathon bomber trial begins with jury selection Jury selection begins on Monday (Jan.5)in the trial of the man accused of carrying out the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing. Twenty-one-year-old Dzhokar -
Somalia Car bomb kills four in Mogadishu A suicide car bomb in the Somali capital Mogadishu has killed four civilians and injured several others. It’s thought the blast was aimed at security -
Germany Germany accused of interfering in Greek politics in run up to January election German government is criticised for warning of a eurozone exit for Greece if it elects the popular anti-austerity Syriza party in January parliamentary poll. -
Greece Captured Greek terrorist Xiros was plotting an armed assault on a prison in the next few days - police Greek police say they have foiled an imminent 'terrorist attack' on a prison by capturing November 17 group member Xiros after a year on the run.