23 January 2015 | Euronews
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Yemen Yemen protests in wake of president's resignation Protests have swept across Yemen in the wake of the president’s resignation which has left a gaping political void. In the south of the country -
Greece Gloomy outlook among the young in Athens as Greek election approaches The streets of Athens near the Greek parliament are a familiar sight to locals and tourists alike. Several Greek people euronews spoke to on Friday -
World News An end in sight to Ebola, but WHO warns fight is not over Stopping the spread of Ebola in West Africa is within reach, the World Health Organisation (WHO) says that new cases have been declining over the -
Central African Republic French aid worker freed in Central African Republic A French aid worker abducted last Monday in the Central African Republic has been freed. Claudia Priest, who is 67, worked for a charity providing -
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Greece New Democracy and Syriza chase wavering voters down to wire in Greece election Opinion polls ahead of Sunday's election have shown the left-wing Syriza party pulling ahead of New Democracy. But undecided voters hold the key to th -
Business Series Ebola, poverty and inequality pleas at World Economic Forum in the name of good business -
My Europe Series Europe Weekly: Europeans still reeling from Paris terror attacks In this week’s edition of Europe Weekly: Belgian police storm a suspected jihadist hideout in eastern Belgium; EU officials unveil new planned -
Sport Dominik Paris shines in Kitzbuehel Italy’s Dominik Paris produced a stunning performance to clinch his first career World Cup super-G in Kitzbuehel on Friday. Two years after his -
World News Moroccan-born man convicted on terror charges stripped of French nationality France’s top court ruled it was possible to strip a Moroccan-born man convicted on terror charges of his French nationality, paving the way for more -
World Conflict 'one of the greatest drags on global growth' says World Bank President Euronews' Isabelle Kumar takes the global economic pulse at the 2015 World Economic Forum with the President of the World Bank, Dr Jim Yong Kim. -
Switzerland 'Russia needs to return Crimea to Ukraine,' says Kyiv official A high-level Ukrainian government advisor has told euronews that Russia needs to return Crimea to Ukraine. Dmytro Shymkyv, Deputy Head of Ukraine’s -
World Open for business: fostering entrepreneurship for a better world Are people born with business sense or can be nurtured? We explore the issue in Uganda, Spain and Jordan in this edition of Learning World. -
Yemen Yemen on edge after leader resigns Yemen teeters on the edge of chaos following the resignation of the embattled president on Thursday. Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi blamed the Houthi -
World News Glitter, Yo and messages from the dead: bizarre business successes -
Saudi Arabia Late Saudi King Abdullah receives simple, traditional burial The body of Saudi Arabia’s late King Abdullah, one of the richest men in the history of the world, was carried to his funeral in a simple shroud in -
Saudi Arabia Factbox - The all Saud dynasty The House of Saud is Saudi Arabia’s ruling royal family. It is estimated to have some 15,000 members but the majority of wealth and power is -
Culture news Style enthusiasts flock to International Furniture Fair The latest furniture and interior design trends are on display at the International Furniture Fair in Cologne, Germany. Among thousands of items -
Saudi Arabia What now for Saudi Arabia after the death of King Abdullah? -
Thailand Thailand: Army urges respect for Yingluck Shinawatra impeachment There are fears of more political unrest after former former Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra is banned from office and prosecuted over a controversial rice subsidy scheme brought in during her time -
Culture news Aqualung comeback puts a spell on you British singer songwriter Matt Hales, aka ‘Aqualung’ is back with a new album. ’10 Futures’ features collaborations with fellow Brits Joel Compass -
Democratic Republic Of Congo DR Congo scraps plans for census after days of violent unrest Democratic Republic of the Congo has scrapped plans for a national census before next year’s presidential elections. An electoral reform bill that -
Ukraine Rebel leader seeks end to Ukraine ceasefire talks As fighting in eastern Ukraine intensifies, separatist leader Alexander Zakharchenko was quoted by Interfax news agency as saying he no longer -
Switzerland World leaders pay tribute to Saudi King Abdullah Tributes have been paid around the world to Saudi King Abdullah who has died. At the World Economic Forum in Davos, many senior dignitaries praised -
Culture news From Paris to Berlin: Taking a look at the catwalks From Paris to Berlin, established and upcoming designers showcased their work in some of the world's fashion capitals. -
My Europe Series Home is where the heart is: the emigration dilemma facing France's Jewish community -
Cinema 'Testament of Youth': A different kind of war film ‘==Testament of Youth' tells the story of Vera Brittain==. who postponed her studies at Oxford University during World War I to serve as a volunteer -
No Comment Hundreds in Mali protest over UN air-strikes -
Business Planet What is social innovation and why is it good for business? Social innovation is one of the fastest growing trends in Europe. Its founded on the idea that social needs can be met while creating competitiveness -
My Europe Series The devil in the detail: know your rights in service contracts Automatic extension of fixed duration contracts may be unfair if the deadline for cancelling the contract is unreasonably early, such as having to give notice 6 months before the expiry of a one-year -
Saudi Arabia New Saudi King Salman appoints half-brother Muqrin as crown prince and heir The new Saudi Arabian King Salman has named his half-brother Muqrin as successor to the throne. Salman, who is believed to be 79, has already -
Japan ISIL hostage Kenji Goto's mother begs for his release The distraught mother of Japanese journalist Kenji Goto, held captive by the militant group calling itself Islamic State (ISIL)along with another -
USA Bears poisoned by chocolate overdose -
Germany German men 'can use toilet while standing', judge rules -
Cuba US says mistrust must be overcome to restore Cuba ties The United States and Cuba have ended their historic first round of high-level talks aimed at restoring diplomatic relations. Over two days, a range -
USA YouTube bloggers interview Obama at White House YouTube video bloggers have been giving US President Barack Obama a grilling. The video interviews were shown on the White House YouTube page – and -
Thailand Former Thai PM Shinawatra impeached over rice subsidy scheme Military-backed lawmakers have voted to impeach Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra over a controversial rice subsidy scheme. The verdict carries -
Spain Spain: Ruling party's former treasurer released on bail The former treasurer of Spain’s ruling People’s Party has been released from prison on bail. Luis Barcenas has been in jail since last summer – -
Ukraine Ukrainian forces 'firmly holding' positions, says Poroshenko Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko says his troops are holding the line against separatists and Russian forces, amid a surge in violence. His -
Saudi Arabia Tributes paid to late Saudi King Abdullah US President Barack Obama is among those paying tribute to Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah, who has died. He had been in hospital for several weeks -
Argentina Argentina: Fernandez says prosecutor death was 'not suicide' Argentina’s president Cristina Fernandez says the death of a prosecutor – investigating a Jewish community centre bombing – was not suicide. Alberto -
Greece SYRIZA, a radical left force to be reckoned with in Greek elections With just one day of campaigning left in the Greek elections, SYRIZA has widened its lead in the latest polls. The leader of the anti-austerity