22 January 2015 | Euronews
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Yemen Yemen's president resigns after standoff with Houthi rebels Yemen’s embattled president has resigned, giving up on his two year mission to steer the country to stability. Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi said he had -
United Kingdom UK MPs to vote on plain cigarette packaging Cigarette packets are set to get a dramatic makeover in UK. MPs will vote on a law introducing plain packaging in England and Wales before May’s -
Greece Soup kitchens and start-ups share Greece election anxiety Out in the open air, in the centre of Athens is a soup kitchen. Here the atmosphere is not one of trust in the future, whatever the result of -
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Greece SYRIZA widening lead in Greek elections The man on track to win the Greek elections, Alexis Tsipras has held his final rallying call ahead of Sunday’s vote. The latest polls show his -
Musica Giordano's French Revolution drama returns to London's Royal Opera House After a 30-year absence Giordano's Andrea Chénier is on again at London's Royal Opera House -
United Kingdom The fight against ISIL: Kerry says coalition campaign is getting results The US Secretary of State says ISIL’s momentum in Iraq has been halted or reversed. John Kerry was speaking in London after a meeting of over 20 -
Europe News Expat Greeks frustrated over voting rights Greece might be readying for another election, but Greeks abroad say they feel excluded from this vote. Electoral rules say that you can only cast -
Somalia Somalia: Bomb in Mogadishu ahead of Erdogan visit A car bomb has exploded outside a hotel in Mogadishu where a Turkish delegation had been preparing for the visit of President Erdogan to Somalia on -
Sport Real Madrid get their teenager as Odegaard signs at 16 Real Madrid get their teenager after Norwegian midfielder Martin Odegaard completed his move to the Spanish giants. The 16-year-old signed from -
Ukraine Captured Ukraine troops forced to face angry crowd after Donetsk bus stop shelling Captured Ukrainian servicemen have been taken to the scene of Thursday’s deadly bus stop attack in Donetsk and paraded before an angry crowd, firmly -
Business Series Davos ponders Russia's reversal of fortunes and wider sanctions effects Falling oil prices and sanctions are pressuring Russia's economy. The International Monetary Fund says this is an opportunity for the country to enact reforms. -
Sport Hope Sole suspended from US women's soccer team for 'incident' Olympic Gold medalist Hope Solo has been suspended from the US women’s natIonal football team for 30 days. The goalkeeper was involved in an -
Ukraine Donetsk violence shatters Ukraine ceasefire efforts The Ukrainian army has lost control of Donetsk airport, while the city has been traumatised by the deaths of over a dozen civilians when a bus was hit in the fighting. -
Culture news Motley Crue announce European dates on their final tour After nearly 35 years together, the hard rock quartet from LA have announce their final tour dates. -
Austria Chechen accused of fighting with ISIL goes on trial in Austria The trial has begun in Austria of a Chechen man accused of fighting with ISIL. Identified only as Magomed Z., it is claimed he trained with Islamic -
Cinema 'Anti-Russian' controversy surrounds Oscar nominated film Leviathan Russian film Leviathan has been lauded internationally and received two Oscar nominations. But back home, the drama has come in for heavy criticism. -
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Economy ECB to buy 60 billion euros in bonds per month from March European Central Bank President Mario Draghi has announced the ECB will purchase assets of 60 billion euros on a monthly basis from March 2015 to -
Ukraine Ukraine and Russia blame each other for Donetsk bus shelling The shelling of a bus in the eastern Ukrainian city of Donetsk on Thursday morning brings strong reactions from Kyiv and Moscow. -
Yemen Shi'ite Houthi rebels keep pressure on Yemen president despite tentative deal Shi’ite rebels are keeping up the pressure on Yemen’s beleaguered president. They stayed put outside Abd Rabbu Mansour Hadi’s residence on Thursday -
Economy EU-Greek Showdown Greece is once again at centre of a European political drama as it gears up for its most crucial election in a generation. Polls suggest the -
Serbia Freedom of the press: war of words between EU and candidate country Serbia -
United Kingdom Turning the tide against ISIL: US-led coalition holds key talks in London Iraq’s Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi met British premier David Cameron on Thursday. The encounter came as foreign ministers from over 20 countries -
Culture news 'Pixel': five dance lessons from Mourad Merzouki ‘Pixel’, a show that transforms notions of time, space and movement, illuminated the stage of la Maison de la Danse in Mourad Merzouki’s native Lyon -
Culture news 'Revolutionary' hi-tech piano unveiled in Hungary A new concept piano priced at 200,000 euros hopes to offer a more balanced and powerful sound, better directed at the audience. -
USA Nine things to know about Windows 10 Did you miss Windows 9? You're not alone. We take a look at the new Windows 10, which will be free for some users. -
Ukraine Ukraine: Bus stop shelling kills at least nine in Donetsk Ukraine's Defence Ministry has blamed pro-Russian rebels for shelling at a bus stop that has claimed at least nine lives in the separatist-held city of Donetsk. -
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Ukraine Ukraine crisis: Reports of up to 9 dead in Donetsk blast Reports suggest as many as 9 people were killed in an explosion at a bus stop in Donetsk, eastern Ukraine on Thursday morning (January 22). The blast -
World News US denounces Russia's 'occupation plan' for Ukraine In a blunt exchange at a UN Security Council meeting, the US accuses Russia of formulating an 'occupation plan' for Ukraine. Russia blames Washington and Kyiv for upsurge in fighting. -
United Kingdom Cries of 'whitewash' and 'incompetence' greet more delays to Britain's Iraq War report A further postponement of the long-awaited Chilcot Report into Britain’s role in the Iraq War has drawn accusations of a whitewash. It is unlikely -
Ukraine Russia called upon to put pressure on rebels at Ukraine crisis talks in Berlin A withdrawal of heavy weapons and an observed demarcation line look to have been agreed - on paper at least - at urgent Ukraine crisis talks in Berlin -
Greece The mood on the streets as Greece gears up for election day Left-wing party Syriza, which has vowed to cancel austerity measures and renegotiate an international bailout, is leading polls ahead of Sunday's gene -
France 'Social divisions were there in the past' admits French PM on announcement of new anti-terror tactics Multi-million euro anti-extremism package announced by France but is it enough to deal with longer term social divisions? -
Argentina Argentine prosecutor Nisman was misled into accusing the President The Argentinian prosecutor who died in mysterious circumstances on Sunday after accusing the President of trying to derail a probe into a 1994