27 January 2015 | Euronews
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Ukraine Russia is accused of 'financing illegal armed groups' - Council of Europe Russia is coming under increasing diplomatic pressure over its alleged involvement in the Ukraine crisis. The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council -
Libya American contractor among nine dead in Tripoli five-star hotel blast An American security contractor was among at least nine people killed in an attack on a Libyan hotel on Tuesday. The contractor has been identified -
Spain Death toll rises in Spain NATO fighter jet crash A French serviceman severely injured in a plane crash at a Spanish military base has died in hospital bringing the death toll from the accident to 11 -
Sport PACE call on Fifa to rerun 2022 World Cup vote The ongoing debate over whether Qatar should stage the 2022 World Cup was taken to a whole new level on Tuesday. The parliamentary assembly of the -
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Greece A very academic cabinet, Tsipras government sworn-in Alexis Tsipras’ new government has been sworn in and is ready to work on its anti-austerity drive for Greece. The new prime minister unveiled his -
France France: Police detain five in Syria jihad crackdown Police in southern France have detained five people in moves to dismantle an alleged network sending militant Islamists to Syria. The crackdown was -
Mexico Rally marks four months since 43 Mexico students went missing With 43 students still missing in Mexico, a rally has been held in the capital exactly four months after they vanished to demand more be done to find -
Ukraine Displaced Ukrainians receive planeload of EU aid, more to follow Tens of thousands of people displaced by renewed fighting in eastern Ukraine have received a planeload of humanitarian aid from the European Union -
Poland Auschwitz survivors 70 years on plead for 'our children's future' At the Gate of Death, survivors of Auschwitz-Birkenau have marked 70 years since their liberation from the Nazi German extermination camp in Poland -
Kosovo Police and protesters clash in 'worst Kosovo unrest' since 2008 breakaway Riot police and anti-government protesters fought running battles on Tuesday in what has been described as Kosovo’s worst unrest since it -
Greece Tsipras' anti-austerity government sworn in Not long after they were named, Alexis Tsipras’ anti-austerity cabinet has been sworn in at a ceremony in Athens. Described by some as unnatural -
World Greece interview: what's next for the Tsipras government? Euronews reporter Eleni Rizopoulou speaks to our correspondent in Athens Stamatis Giannisis. ER: Finally we have the long awaited new cabinet. What -
Europe News Ukraine seals emergency EU loan amid bankruptcy threat The Ukrainian government sealed an emergency loan of 1.8 billion euros from the European Union on Tuesday as the country looks to stave off the -
USA New York snowstorm less severe than was feared A driving ban has been lifted in New York after a snowstorm there fell short of dire predictions. With the New York Stock Exchange and the subway -
Cinema Brad Pitt turns up for Indie films They may be small in budget but independent films are getting more and more attention, and that was the original goal of the Sundance Film Festival -
Greece New Greek government unveiled with radical economist named Finance Minister Alexis Tsipras has unveiled his anti-austerity cabinet which is likely to cause some ripples in Brussels and Berlin. Beginning with the all important -
Cinema Luxor Film Festival honours Arab and French cinema The third edition of the Luxor Egyptian and European Film Festival is underway. Screened at the opening ceremony, 'The Loves of Pharaoh' by -
Libya Libya: Casualties reported in Tripoli hotel attack Gunmen in the Libyan capital Tripoli have attacked a hotel often used by government officials and foreign delegations. There are reports of several -
Argentina Argentine President Fernandez plans to dissolve spy agency Argentina’s President Cristina Fernandez plans to disband the country’s intelligence agency amid speculation that rogue agents could have been behind -
Culture news Paris Fashion: Dior enters timewarp and rock meets chic at Giambattista Valli Paris’ Rodin museum underwent a radical transformation for the Dior 2015 Spring-Summer fashion show. An impressive two-storey circular runway -
Spain Death toll rises to 11 after NATO fighter jet crash in Spain A seriously injured French serviceman has died after the crash of a F-16 fighter jet in Spain during a NATO training exercise, taking the death toll to 11. -
Russia Ex-Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko 'killed at third attempt' Over eight years after Litvinenko's death in London from radioactive polonium poisoning, a public inquiry has opened into whether Russia ordered his murder. -
Cuba Fidel Castro breaks silence on Cuba-US talks to resume relations Ex-Cuban leader Fidel Castro appears to have lent his support to the diplomatic thaw between his country and its longtime foe, the United States. -
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Real Economy EU macro regions - a way to resolve issues with your neighbours? Real Economy travels to Croatia,at the heart of one of the EU's macro regions, to see how a shared economy policy could boost prosperity. -
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Poland Auschwitz liberation 70 years on, mourning of millions Auschwitz was liberated 70 years ago, today, by the advancing Soviet Red Army. For the 70th commemoration, former prisoners laid flowers at the Death -
Syria Kurdish forces 'drive ISIL out of Kobani' in Syria Kurdish forces took control of the Syrian town of Kobani after driving out Islamic State fighters, a monitoring group and Syrian state media said, although Washington said the four-month battle was no -
World News Facebook says hackers not to blame for temporary outages of its sites -
Poland Auschwitz liberation a Soviet pause in sweep to crush Hitler When he was 21, Ivan Martynushkin was a lieutenant in the Soviet Red Army, commanding a machine-gun unit. By the start of 1945 they had walked -
USA New York shuts down as 'life-threatening blizzard' slams into northeast US A massive blizzard has barreled into the US northeast, affecting up to 20 percent of Americans by making workers and students housebound, halting thousands of flights and prompting New York to ban car -
Germany Muslim concerns grow over spread of PEGIDA movement in Germany Many immigrants living in Germany are becoming increasingly worried about the Patriotic Europeans against the Islamisation of the West movement, or -
Germany Dresden welcomes all to anti-PEGIDA rock concerts The German city of Dresden rocked on Monday night to the sound of anti-PEGIDA concerts. It was a chance for the city which is becoming known for -
Economy Greece's eurozone partners play down future financial troubles despite Syriza election Greece's eurozone partners react to Sunday's election of anti-austerity party Syriza by offering cooperation while stressing they assume Athens will honour its commitments. -
Poland Holocaust survivors tell the world what happened in Auschwitz Survivors of the Holocaust visited the former Nazi death camp Auschwitz on Monday (January 26), one day ahead of ceremonies marking the 70th