13 January 2015 | Euronews
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Poland Poland snubs Putin over Auschwitz anniversary Russian President Vladimir Putin is not expected to attend Holocaust commemorations in Poland later this month as he apparently hasn’t been invited -
Iran Kerry arrives in Geneva for new Iran nuclear talks US Secretary of State John Kerry has arrived in Geneva ahead of Sunday’s fresh round of talks with Iran over reining in its nuclear programme. Kerry -
Turkey Turkey arrests two police officers over murder of Armenian journalist Hrant Dink Two police officers have been arrested in Istanbul and charged with negligence in connection with the 2007 murder of Armenian journalist Hrant Dink -
Ukraine At least 12 killed in Ukraine bus attack It is the deadliest attack on civilians in Ukraine since efforts four months ago to implement a ceasefire. At least twelve people are dead and 16 -
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Germany Tolerance vigil amid anti-Pegida demonstration in Berlin German political and religious leaders gathered outside the French embassy in Berlin during a march for tolerance -
Sport No Ebola fears for African Cup of Nations - CAF African football’s governing body CAF insists the Ebola outbreak will not affect the upcoming African Cup of Nations. Equatorial Guinea will play -
France New footage emerges of Charlie Hebdo terrorist attack Dramatic new video has emerged showing Islamist militants Cherif and Said Kouachi during Paris attack -
Sport Dakar Rally: Rodrigues rides to Stage 9 victory as Al-Attiyah closes in on car title Helder Rodrigues bounced back from a disastrous ride on Monday when he lost over three hours to win stage nine of the Dakar Rally. Out of the title -
Europe News EU anti-terror chief seeks air passenger register The EU’s anti-terror chief Gilles de Kerchove, says EU plans to share air passenger data could help identify foreign jihadists. Gilles de Kerchove -
Ukraine At least 12 dead in shelling of Ukraine bus Ukraine has seen its hopes for peace shattered once again. At least 12 people were killed on Tuesday when shelling hit a passenger bus in the eastern -
Sri Lanka Pope Francis calls on Sri Lanka to do more to seek truth about civil war The pontiff attends an inter-religious meeting in Sri Lanka, days after it voted out its wartime leaders -
Sport Sports technology on the ball In a world where technology plays an integral part of most people’s day-to-day lives the world of sport is making sure its not left behind. Smart -
Italy Date set for retirement of Italian President Giorgio Napolitano After two terms in office, Italy's 89-year-old head of state will officially stand down on January 14 -
Italy Napolitano's six-decade winning streak Giorgio Napolitano was the only re-elected President in the history of the Italian Republic, sworn in a second time on 22nd April, 2013 (the first -
France French parliament honours terror victims as new security steps are announced In France's National Assembly, deputies have held a minute's silence to remember victims of terror attacks -
Cameroon Cameroon claims 143 Boko Haram militants killed in military camp attack A government official in Cameroon says at least 143 Boko Haram miltants have been killed in an attack on a military camp. The assault reportedly took -
France A defiant Charlie Hebdo: "It's not the front page the terrorists would've wanted" In an act of defiance, the new edition of the satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo features the prophet Mohammed -
Sport Ronaldo: ''I deserved'' the Ballon d'Or victory Cristiano Ronaldo woke up on Tuesday morning as World Player of the year for a second consecutive year and third time in total. The Real Madrid and -
Turkey Erdogan gives a warrior welcome to Mahmoud Abbas -
France French anti-terror laws toughened 14 times since 1986 With each major act of terrorism, France has revamped the set of legal tools to fight it. When the Paris metro was targeted in the summer of 1995 -
Nigeria Boko Haram: Nigeria's forgotten war Last week, while the world’s eyes were turned towards France following the terrorist attacks on Charlie Hebdo, thousands of kilometres away, more -
France Don't blame all Muslims for terror, says German political scientist With France still reeling from last week's terror attacks, euronews' Rudolf Herbert spoke with top political scientist Asiem el Difraoui, an expert on the Arab world and Islam. -
France Charlie Hebdo: Israeli paper deletes women from Paris march -
Europe News Le Pen seeks return to internal EU border controls The leader of France’s Front National has called for border controls to be reinstated in Europe. Some internal EU border controls started to be -
Sri Lanka The five key challenges facing Pope Francis Almost as soon as the identity of the new Pope was known, the feeling was that Francis would represent a break with the Catholic Church’s -
France "They died so we can live freely": France pays tribute to police killed in Paris attacks French President François Hollande gives a moving speech in a ceremony dedicated to Franck Brinsolaro, Ahmed Merabet and Clarissa Jean-Philippe, the police officers who were brutally killed in the att -
Bulgaria Bulgaria set to extradite Frenchman with alleged links to Paris attackers Bulgaria looks set to extradite a Frenchman suspected of links with one of the Islamist militant brothers behind the deadly Charlie Hebdo attacks -
France France remembers the officers who died in the Paris attacks "They died so the people of France may be free." France pays tribute to the three police officers who were gunned down during the Paris attacks. -
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Israel Jewish victims of Paris siege buried in Israel The three French and one Tunisian-born Jews killed in Paris last week by an extremist claiming to be working for ISIL have been laid to rest in -
Culture news Laura Doggett: a voice to watch Laura Doggett has a lot to be excited about. After supporting chart-topping soul man John Newman on his tour last autumn, the young British -
Culture news Men's Fashion in London is bright and quirky Lindley Hall was turned into a real life snow globe for the eagerly awaited Moschino show at London Collections: Men. Animal print, patchwork and -
France Charlie Hebdo: siege survivor who hid from Kouachi brothers recounts his ordeal -
No Comment Anti-Martelly protesters clash with police in Haiti -
No Comment Hundreds gather in Shanghai to remember victims of Charlie Hebdo attack -
Egypt Freedom beckons for Mubarak as Egyptian court demands retrial in embezzlement case An Egyptian court has ordered a retrial in the only outstanding conviction against former President Hosni Mubarak. He was found guilty in May of -
World News Who are the well-paid MEPs failing to turn up to vote? -
Israel Jewish victims of Paris supermarket killings arrive in Israel for burial The bodies of the four Jewish shoppers who died at the Hyper Cacher supermarket in Paris last week have arrived in Israel, where they will be buried -
Real Economy The right balance: the economics of happiness What makes people happy? Measuring human happiness is increasingly becoming a pursuit of economists, who use a range of research tools to gauge and -
Sri Lanka Pope Francis arrives in Sri Lanka urging inter religious harmony Pope Francis has arrived in Sri Lanka, where he will spend two days before flying on to one of the Catholic church’s strongholds, the Philippines. He -
Mexico More clashes in Mexico over disappearance of 43 students last year There have been clashes between demonstrators and police outside military barracks in the Mexican city of Iguala where 43 students disappeared in -
USA One dead after Washington metro train fills with smoke One woman died and at least two people were critically injured after a US metro train filled with smoke. Amateur footage has emerged of the incident -
Indonesia Cockpit voice recorder recovered from wreck of AirAsia passenger jet Divers have retrieved the the cockpit voice recorder from the wreck of the AirAsia passenger jet which crashed into the Java Sea last month. The -
Sri Lanka Pope Francis arrives in Sri Lanka urging inter religious harmony Pope Francis has arrived in Sri Lanka bringing with him a message of inter religious harmony. His presence is expected to add to a new tolerance in -
USA US counter intelligence warns against complacency in the fight against terror Security at so-called soft targets such as train stations may have been stepped up in France following the Paris attacks but in the US it’s the norm -
France Prophet Mohammad on front of next Charlie Hebdo edition Survivors of the Charlie Hebdo attack show it's business as usual and prepare the satirical magazine's next edition which is to include the Prophet Mohammad on the front cover