7 January 2015 | Euronews
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France Tens of thousands hold a vigil for the victims of the Paris terror attack Around 35,000 turn out in central Paris to hold a vigil for the victims of the gun attack on the offices of magazine Charlie Hebdo in which 12 were shot dead. -
Sport Theuretzbacher wins stage 8 of the Africa Eco Race. Austria’s Robert Theuretzbacher produced a stunning performance to clinch stage 8 of the Africa Eco Race in Azougui on Wednesday. Four days after -
Sport Michal Hernik dies during Dakar Rally Polish motorbike rider Michal Hernik died on Tuesday while racing in the Dakar Rally in Argentina. The 39-year-old was discovered 300 metres from the -
France Parisians react to the deadly attack in their city It is a day which will be etched deep in the memory of Parisians. The values which they hold dear have been defiled and the city as one was in a -
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Sport Palestine's Asian Cup debut Palestine will be appearing at their first ever Asian Cup in Australia this month. Led by team captain Ramzi Saleh, the ‘knights’ will open their -
France French President Francois Hollande calls for unity after the killings in Paris French President Francois Hollande, following a crisis meeting at the Elysee Palace spoke to the people of France. In a live televised address he -
France Charlie Hebdo's unrepentant record Charlie Hebdo has been publishing satire since its creation in 1969. Its left-wing editorial content was like bare-knuckle boxing, pop, politics -
France Charlie Hebdo attackers targeted specific journalists, fought gun battles with police Paris prosecutor says gunmen who attacked Charlie Hebdo office appeared to know the time and place of magazine's editorial meeting, targeted specific journalists and twice exchanged shots with police -
USA Condemnation of the Paris killings from the US US Secretary of State John Kerry took the opportunity of a news conference to speak directly to the French people saying they have the support of all -
France Twelve dead as terrorists attack the offices of French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo At 11.30 am CET three masked gunmen entered the offices of the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in Paris and slaughtered ten unarmed staff and -
Italy Italy court grants legal rights to child born to lesbian couple -
France Paris slaughter condemned by world leaders German Chancellor Angela Merkel has condemned the slaughter in Paris and added in her statement, “It is also an attack on freedom of speech and the -
Turkey World leaders condemn Charlie Hebdo killings -
World News Syrian refugees now outnumber any others getting UNHCR care Syrians now outnumber Afghan refuges. That is according to the official 2014 registry by the United Nations agency the UNHCR. In June, the Syrians -
Europe News EU publishes free trade papers amid transparency row EU officials have released confidential papers being used to negotiate a free trade deal with the US. The European Commission took the step after -
France Quartet of murdered French cartoonists among country's finest satirists Ten members of the Charlie Hebdo editorial team have been shot dead in Paris, along with the two police officers who were guarding their offices -
France François Hollande condemns 'cowardly' attack on satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo French President François Hollande wasted no time in going to the Charlie Hebdo offices to express his regrets and promise justice for the attackers -
France Charlie Hebdo, a satirical rag that has never shied away from controversy -
France 12 dead after gun attack at French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo -
World News Oil prices fall to six-year low -
USA From the 18th century with love - America opens its oldest time capsule The oldest known time capsule in America, buried on the 20th anniversary of the declaration of independence and containing objects placed there by -
Turkey Turkey suicide bomb claimed for 2013 killing of 15-year-old Berkin Elvan Tuesday’s suicide bomb attack on a police station in Istanbul has been claimed by the Revolutionary People’s Liberation Party-Front (DHKP-C) a -
No Comment Mercedes-Benz unveils latest self-driving concept car -
No Comment Clerics fly over AirAsia crash site to pray for victims -
Yemen Car bomb in Yemen kills at least 30 outside Sanaa military college No-one has yet claimed responsibility for the car bomb that exploded in the Yemen capital Sanaa outside a military college, killing at least 35 -
Culture news Katherine Jenkins comes Home Sweet Home Katherine Jenkins has released her tenth studio album, “Home Sweet Home”, and says that making it felt like coming home: “I don’t ever want to repeat -
Cinema Taken for the third time -
Culture news Mark Ronson hits charts with Runaway Funk Mark Ronson has produced tracks for Amy Winehouse, Christina Aguilera, Lily Allen, Estelle, and many others. Now, he’s hitting the charts with his -
World News Airbus tail fin found as weather eases in AirAsia salvage Operations are underway in the waters off Indonesia to retrieve the tail assembly of the AirAsia Airbus that went down on December 28th. With an -
Egypt Egypt's President al-Sissi makes historic Christmas visit to Coptic church in Cairo Egypt’s President Abdul Fattah al-Sisi visited a Coptic Christmas mass on Tuesday making him the first Egyptian leader to do so since President -
USA Sony's "The Interview" pulls in $31 million despite cyber threats Sony’s North Korea parody, “ The Interview” has earned more than $31 million (26 million euros)from online, cable and telecoms sales since its -
Italy Massive avalanche in South Tyrol engulfs 30 skiers In Italy’s South Tyrol region an enormous avalanche engulfed a group of 30 skiers leaving one man dead and another seriously injured. The huge mass -
USA Army facility in Texas is put into lockdown during gun attack A gunman has shot dead one person before killing himself in an incident at an Army facility in El Paso Texas. The shootings took place in a veterans’ -
Russia "Crisis what crisis?" - Putin and Medvedev celebrate a Russian orthodox Christmas Russians have been celebrating the orthodox Christian Christmas amid economic and political concerns. During midnight mass in Moscow’s Cathedral of -
France Author defends his novel about a Muslim-run France after critics condemn it as a gift for the far right The release of a book by author Michel Houellebecq exploring a Muslim-run France causes controversy as critics call it an 'Islamophobic scare story'