1 February 2015 | Euronews
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Hungary Hungarians protest against PM's pro-Russian policies Thousands of people demonstrated outside Hungary’s parliament on Sunday against Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s pro-Russian polices. The protest was -
Sport Astana presentation Dubai is the venue of the Astana Pro team’s official presentation and the location chosen by Vincenzo Nibali to start the season in which he will be -
Economy 'Europe's interests come first', says new Greek government New Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis says 'Europe comes first', but rules out accepting further financial aid. -
Sport Severin Freund wins on home soil Local favourite Severin Freund held his nerve to clinch a World Cup ski jump event in Willingen on Sunday. The 26-year-old cleared 149.5 metres for -
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Sport World Ski Championships almost underway Welcome to this special edition of Gravity, dedicated to the upcoming alpine skiing world championships. This highly anticipated event starts on -
Ukraine 23 dead in 24 hours in fresh attacks on eastern Ukraine Dwindling hopes for peace in eastern Ukraine. As fighting rages on, reports suggest at least 23 people have been killed in 24 hours between January 31 and February 1. -
Vatican Pope Francis announces one-day trip to Bosnia capital Sarajevo Pope Francis has announced he will visit Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia-Herzegovina, in hopes of boosting efforts toward brotherhood in the country -
Egypt Egypt marks anniversary of 2012 Port Said football riot Egypt has marked the third anniversary of the Port Said football riot that killed more than 70 people. It was the worst incident of football violence -
Colombia Former Colombian spy chief to face charges over phone tap scandal The former head of Colombia’s intelligence agency, who fled to Panama in 2010, has surrendered to authorities to face charges of spying on opponents -
Egypt Australian Al Jazeera journalist Peter Greste free and on his way home -
Switzerland Ten dead in Swiss-Alp avalanches Avalanches kill 10 people across three deadly days in the Swiss Alps -
Italy Carnival of Venice underway in Italy One of the world’s oldest festivals, the Carnival of Venice, has begun. Thousands of tourists have crowded the city’s canals, bridges and squares to -
Syria Islamic State group 'admits defeat' in Kobani Video emerges of masked fighter claiming ISIL withdrawal from Kobani was largely due to US-led air strikes. -
Japan Kenji Goto's mother's grief after the news of her son's murder The mother of Japanese journalist Kenji Goto tearfully pledged that she would continue her son’s efforts towards making “the world a place without -
China Hong Kong 'umbrella' revolutionists return for peaceful rally -
World News 7,500 African Union troops to fight Boko Haram African Union forces from Chad have attacked Boko Haram killing 120 of its militants in the far north of Cameron. The Islamist militant group had -
Ukraine Kyiv begins evacuation of civilians from the under fire town of Debaltseve The Ukrainian government has announced an evacuation programme for civilians living in and around the town of Debaltseve. The important railway -
Japan ISIL posts video of the beheading of second Japanese hostage Kenji Goto -
Greece Golden Dawn rally in Athens provokes anti-fascist protests In the Greek capital thousands of anti-fascist demonstrators took to the streets in a rally against far-right extremism. The protest was in response -
Russia Blaze rips through Moscow library home to millions of rare texts and books A huge blaze has ripped through one of Russia’s largest libraries. The fire in Moscow’s Institute of Scientific Information on Social Sciences in