30 January 2015 | Euronews
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World News East meets West in Washington to discuss Russian assertiveness An Atlantic Council conference in Washington has opened to discuss Russia’s growing assertiveness and its impact on the region. The Transatlantic -
Economy What did Eurogroup head whisper to Greek minister after frosty meeting? Some reports say Jeroen Dijsselbloem told Greek minister Yanis Varoufakis: "You've just killed the troika." -
United Kingdom Britain retraces Winston Churchill's final journey 50 years on It was a day an entire nation was watching, re-created 50 years later. Britain has commemorated the state funeral of wartime Prime Minister Winston -
Sport Canadian duo ascend Niagara Falls -
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Sport Super Bowl 2015: Seahawks v Patriots The Seattle Seahawks will be looking to defend their Super Bowl title when they lock horns with the New England Patriots at the University of Phoenix -
World Belgium's Reynders on terrorism, Ukraine and Greece Belgium is providing Europe’s highest proportion of jihadist volunteers to join the fighting in Syria and Iraq , official figures tell us — in -
Zimbabwe Zimbabwe's Mugabe elected as new African Union chairman Robert Mugabe at the centre of controversy again after being appointed head of the African Union -
Russia Russian mother-of-seven to stand trial for treason over Ukraine call It has been seven days since Anatoly Gorlov has seen his wife. Accused of treason, Russian citizen Svetlana Davydova was jailed last week on -
USA Mitt Romney rules himself out of 2016 US presidential race Republican Mitt Romney has announced he will not seek to run for US president in 2016. He was defeated by Barack Obama in 2012. There had been some -
France French ceremonies in honour of victims of fighter jet crash Ceremonies are being held in Paris in honour of the nine French nationals killed when a Greek fighter jet crashed in Spain. The bodies of the -
South Africa Controversy in S. Africa over parole for apartheid death squad leader Eugene de Kock has spent more than 20 years in prison for the torture and murder of scores of black South African activists -
Pakistan Blast in Shia Mosque in Pakistan city of Shikarpur kills dozens At least 61 people were killed in an explosion at a Shi’ite mosque in the centre of the city of Shikarpur in southern Pakistan. The number of dead is -
Sport Ferrari unveil 2015 car Ferrari officially unveiled its new car for the 2015 Formula 1 season in Maranello on Friday. The team, which last won a world title in 2008 and -
Canada Canada lottery winner misses windfall by seven seconds -
Greece Greece warned against reversing austerity as it rejects bailout administrators Greek Finance Minister Varoufakis says it will no longer cooperate with its bailout lenders, eurozone finance chief Dijsselbloem warns against reversing austerity measures -
Sport Costa hit with three-match ban Chelsea striker Diego Costa will miss his side’s top-of-the-table Premier League clash against Manchester City after losing his appeal against a -
World Love reading: turning the page on traditional approaches to literature The joys and benefits of reading have been apparent down through the ages, but in the internet age some fear literature is losing its allure -
United Kingdom 'Only Russia' dangerously probes British airspace, says source The British Royal Air Force (RAF) has intercepted Russian fighter jets as they approached UK air space for the second time this week. On Friday -
Greece Funeral of singer Demis Roussos held in Athens The funeral of Egyptian born Greek singer Demis Roussos has been held in Athens. The 68-year-old died last weekend and has been mourned by fans -
Netherlands Srebrenica massacre perpetrators lose appeals at UN war crimes tribunal The UN war crime tribunal (ICTY)in the Hague has upheld sentences of five men convicted over the 1995 Srebrenica massacre. They had been appealing -
Cinema Vincent Van Gogh to come back to life thanks to Oscar-winning animation studio A team of Oscar-winning producers is working on a film about the life and death of Vincent Van Gogh. Entitled ‘Loving Vincent’, it’s a -
World News Australia Open: Djokovic beats Wawrinka to set up final fling -
Cinema 'Corn Island': poetic contemplation at its best -
Iraq ISIL militants attack Kurdish forces near Kirkuk ISIL militants have killed a senior Kurdish commander and five other fighters after launching a major offensive in the Iraqi province of Kirkuk -
My Europe Series Europe Weekly: Greek election aftermath A week after the elections in Greece, the new government is trying to wriggle out of the clasp of austerity measures imposed on it by the Troika -
Culture news French fashion "enfant terrible" Jean-Paul Gaultier has fun in Paris American burlesque artist Dita Von Teese, French legend Catherine Deneuve and Austrian drag queen Conchita Wurst were among the guests who turned up -
My Europe Series Battle for hearts and minds: Denmark's drive to deradicalise homegrown jihadists Denmark has pioneered a programme to deradicalise citizens drawn to Islamic extremism involving schools, police, and social services. -
Iraq Baghdad double bombing kills 12 At least 12 people are dead and dozens wounded after a double bombing in downtown Baghdad. A suicide blast at a busy market near a bus station was -
Netherlands Dutch TV intruder held in custody Nineteen-year-old Tarik Zahzah is in police custody after his bid to speak to the Dutch nation. A security operation was mounted after the suspect -
USA HONY: how photographs and social media are changing lives in New York City The story of an inspired blogger who has stirred up meaningful change in a community -
Philippines 44 police commandos killed in anti-terror op mourned in Philippines The Philippines president on Friday told relatives of 44 police commandos killed during an anti-terror operation that went wrong that he understood -
My Europe Series The European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) - a user's guide EU citizens are able to get public health insurance cover in all member states. We explain what you have to. -
Mexico Babies found alive in rubble after deadly hospital blast Two babies and a female nurse are now known to have died after a maternity hospital in Mexico was completely destroyed by a powerful gas explosion -
Belgium EU extends Russian sanctions as talks between Moscow and Kyiv due in Minsk As conflict rages in eastern Ukraine, the European Union has extended current sanctions against Russia until September. At an extraordinary meeting -
Ukraine Ukrainian artillery fire thwarts rebel plan to surround government troops in Debaltseve Medical services close to the eastern Ukrainian town of Debaltseve are coming under increasing strain as Ukrainian government forces and separatist -
Jordan Not a done deal as Jordan demands proof that ISIL held pilot is alive Jordan says it is still holding an Iraqi would-be suicide bomber after a deadline set by ISIL for her release passed. A Japanese journalist held by -
Mexico Mexico gas blast devastates maternity hospital killing two A tanker truck making a routine gas delivery has exploded at a maternity hospital in Mexico City. At least two people have been killed with 66