25 January 2015 | Euronews
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Ukraine International concern grows after fighting in Ukraine escalates Diplomatic pressure is being brought to bear on both sides in Ukraine’s conflict after the weekend saw some of the worst fighting in recent months -
Spain Bill threatens 600,000 euro fines for protesting in Spain Thousands of protesters marched through Madrid to express their opposition to a proposed law that would set hefty fines for the very act of -
Poland France delegation visits former Nazi camp in Auschwitz A French delegation led by Mayor of Paris Anne Hidalgo and prominent French businessman Baron Eric de Rothschild visited Auschwitz on Sunday ahead of -
France Six French skiers perish in deadly Alpine avalanche A group of skiers have died in a avalanche in the French Alps. Their bodies were discovered early on Sunday in Queyras mountain range close to the -
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Romania Soaring Swiss franc may leave EU mortgage holders homeless Around 800 Romanians with debts and mortgages denominated in Swiss francs (CHF), have protested in Bucharest for protective financial measures. Some -
Greece Looming Syriza victory gets mixed reactions in Athens As Greece’s leftist Syriza party looked set for a comfortable victory over the ruling conservatives in the Greek election, our reporter spoke to some -
Sport Lindsey Vonn claims final race before World Championships Welcome to Gravity, our weekly show dedicated to Alpine skiing. America’s Linsey Vonn bounced back from a disappointing 23rd place in Saturday’s -
Germany Dresden holds first PEGIDA protest since founder's 'Adolf Hitler' photo blunder Thousands of supporters of PEGIDA (Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamisation of the West) gathered in the German town of Dresden on Sunday for -
Ukraine Poroshenko remains committed to Minsk peace deal Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko addressed emergency session of the National Security and Defence Council on Sunday. He said de-escalating the -
Egypt Egypt: Protests to mark 2011 uprising anniversary turn deadly Several protesters were killed during bloody protests to mark the 2011 uprising -
Ukraine US may increase pressure on Russia over Ukraine issue US President Barack Obama blamed Russia on Sunday for the fighting that has recently intensified between government troops and separatists in eastern -
Greece Greek elections: SYRIZA on course to win, but may fall short of majority The collapse of the coalition government saw Greece go to the polls on Sunday, January 25. Exit polls point to a win, but not an overall majority -
Japan ISIL hostage murder: Japan's new foreign policy blamed Shinzo Abe faces mounting criticism for the apparent killing of a Japanese hostage. -
Sport Koudelka makes it four after Sapporo leap to victory Roman Koudelka leapt to his fourth World Cup ski jumping victory of the season in Sapporo, Japan. nailing jumps of 133 and 132 metres to take the top -
India US and India seal civil nuclear deal The United States and India have sealed a civil nuclear deal. US President Barack Obama held talks with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New -
Nigeria Boko Haram strikes again in Nigeria The Islamist group attacked Maiduguri a major northeastern city around midnight on Sunday. -
No Comment Horror as dozens killed in rocket attacks on Ukraine's Mariupol -
Greece Greece election: Tsipras promises 'return to democracy' The left-wing Syriza party is widely expected to be voted in on an anti-austerity pledge. -
Greece Greeks weigh up impact of Syriza win as they vote Although the economy has emerged from recession, only a minority of Greeks are feeling the benefits. -
Greece Greece election underway; sets up eurozone showdown Voting underway in a crucial election that could see the anti-bailout Syriza party in power. -
Greece Greeks go to polls in historic election Voting is underway in Greece’s historic election, which could bring an anti-bailout party to power. Leftist Syriza has led opinion polls for months -
Japan Japanese PM condemns apparent ISIL killing of hostage as 'outrageous' Japan’s prime minister has described the apparent killing of hostage Haruna Yukawa by ISIL militants as “outrageous” and “impermissable.” Shinzo Abe -
Democratic Republic Of Congo DRC: Controversial electoral reform bill will be amended, says national assembly chief Part of an electoral reform bill in the Democratic Republic of Congo, which the opposition says was aimed at keeping President Joseph Kabila in -
Italy Police and protesters clash during anti far-right march in Italian town Police have used tear gas to disperse protesters marching against far-right groups in the northern Italian town of Cremona. Some of the -
Venezuela Venezuela: Protesters call for Maduro to go amid financial crisis Thousands of anti-government protesters have been marching in Caracas, as anger boils over high inflation and a shortage of basic items. With oil -
USA US: Passenger planes given all clear after 'credible' bomb threats US fighter jets have accompanied two passenger planes to an airport in Atlanta, after bomb threats were made. The Delta and Southwest planes landed -
Ukraine US and EU officials condemn deadly rocket attacks in Mariupol Ukraine’s security council is expected to hold an emergency meeting on Sunday, in the wake of deadly rocket attacks in the eastern city of Mariupol