24 January 2015 | Euronews
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Saudi Arabia King Abdullah death: World leaders gather in Riyadh to offer condolences World leaders have been gathering in Saudi Arabia to pay their respects after the death of King Abdullah. The visiting officials met Abdullah’s -
Ukraine Kyiv vigil for victims of Mariupol shelling People gathered in Kyiv to remember those killed during heavy shelling in Mariupol on Saturday, one day after rebels rejected a peace deal and -
Sport Jansrud wins shortened World Cup downhill in Kitzbuehel Norway’s Kjetil Jansrud overcame poor weather conditions to clinch a shortened version of the classic men’s World Cup downhill on the Streif course -
Japan Japan outrage at ISIL claims it has executed hostage Haruna Yukawa Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has expressed anger after ISIL claimed it had executed hostage Haruna Yukawa. The militant group issued a video -
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Saudi Arabia World leaders arrive in Riyadh for King Abdullah tributes Kings, presidents and prime ministers arrive in Saudi Arabia to pay their respects in person to the late King Abdullah. -
United Kingdom Cantona dismisses fan attack twenty years on -
Yemen US counter-terrorism campaign 'paralysed' by Yemen turmoil -
Sport Alpine skiing: Very Gut downhill victory Lara Gut celebrated a home snow victory on Saturday. The Swiss Olympic Bronze medallist recovered from a slow start to master the bottom half of the -
Ukraine At least 27 killed in rocket attack on Ukraine's Mariupol Reports say more than 80 people were wounded. Graphic video footage showed bodies lying strewn on the street. -
Sport Ski jumping: Prevc soars to morale-boosting Sapporo win Slovenia’s Peter Prevc won his first World Cup ski jump event of the season and first in just under a year on Saturday. -
Greece Greece's Syriza would need 40 percent of vote for overall majority As Greece’s election draws closer, the New Democracy party of Prime Minister Antonis Samaras remained behind in most opinion polls. With an economy -
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Ukraine At least 27 killed in Ukraine shelling At least 27 people have been killed during shelling in Mariupol in eastern Ukraine blamed on pro-Russian separatists, which they deny. -
Japan No word on Japanese hostages after ISIL deadline passes Kenji Goto, a war correspondent, went to Syria three months ago. His fellow countryman Haruna Yukawa was taken hostage in August. -
Haiti Haiti election deal sealed as UN team visits A Provisional Electoral Council has been installed to organise much-delayed elections as UN Security Council members arrive in Port-au-Prince. -
World News Hundreds join 'Je Suis Muslim' rally in Sydney Organisers say it was intended to be a "peaceful and respectful event" to counter negative media coverage of Islam following the recent attacks in Paris. -
USA Supreme Court to review lethal injection executions in Oklahoma America’s Supreme Court has agreed to review Oklahoma’s controversial method of execution by lethal injection. It is taking up a case brought by -
Brazil Sao Paulo state faces worst water crisis in its history A drought affecting the Brazilian city of Sao Paulo is now hitting Sao Paulo state. Water levels are running low in the Paraiba do Sul river, which -
Italy Italian police uncover new haul of looted ancient artefacts More 2.5 million euros worth of ancient artefacts have been recovered in Italy. The 1,500 items are said to have been stolen from sites in the -
Saudi Arabia Activists pile pressure on Saudi Arabia's new king to clean-up human rights record Activists say they fear Saudi Arabia’s new king will not do enough to clean up the kingdom’s human rights record. As King Salman took up power -
Ukraine NATO chief prepares for talks with Russia, as fighting surges in eastern Ukraine NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg says he is ready to meet Russia’s foreign minister, as violence escalates in eastern Ukraine. He is due to -
Greece Greek election: Samaras makes final plea to voters, as polls show Syriza lead Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras has addressed party supporters for the final time ahead of tomorrow’s elections. Thousands attended the New