2 February 2015 | Euronews
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Italy Mattarella to be sworn in as Italy's new president Incoming Italian President Sergio Mattarella has already said thank you to the outgoing Giorgio Napolitano for his seven years of sterling service -
Serbia Hague court to rule on Croatia and Serbia genocide claims The International Court of Justice in the Hague (ICJ) will today hand down its ruling on duel claims of genocide by Croatia and Serbia dating back -
Hungary Merkel travels to Hungary to make a stand for European democratic values German Chancellor Angela Merkel has visited the Hungarian capital Budapest to receive an honorary doctorate -
Egypt Release of another Al Jazeera journalist in Egypt "imminent" Canada says the release of another Al-Jazeera journalist from jail in Egypt is "imminent" -
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Sport No Champagne in FIFA presidential race Fifa presidential candidate Jerome Champagne has pulled out of the race to replace Sepp Blatter after failing to find sufficient backing for his bid -
World The controversy over Germany's Pegida movement As the controversy swirls around the anti-Islam group, Pegida, in Germany, Euronews spoke to Aydan Özoğuz, the German Commissioner for Immigration -
Ukraine Pressure builds in US and NATO to supply arms to Ukraine Should Ukraine receive military assistance? The question is being asked as never before in certain quarters following Kyiv’s recent military reverses -
USA Measles outbreak in the US: Obama urges parents to vaccinate children -
Italy New Italian President hailed as a "great connoisseur" of the constitution From the Constitutional Court to the Presidential Palace, Sergio Mattarella is a man of experience -
Ukraine Civilians suffer as Ukraine rebels step up battle for Debaltseve Rebel rockets were seen streaking across the eastern Ukrainian sky on Monday, as the pro-Russian separatists continued to pound the strategic town of -
Ukraine Ukraine's parliament argues about ceasefires as more refugees arrive from the east A fresh flood of thousands of refugees fleeing the fighting in eastern Ukraine has arrived in the capital, Kyiv, and elsewhere. Government shelters -
Greece Tsipras faces stiff challenge in scrapping bailout deal Alexis Tsipras, the new Greek prime minister, might be continuing his campaign to scrap the troika bailout agreement, but it’s Germany which holds -
France Strauss Kahn, from playground to judgement He could have been a contender for President of France. Instead, Dominique Strauss Kahn became a familiar face in court, in the notorious ‘Carlton -
Sport Chelsea and City draw blank as Bayern Munich suffer setback Welcome to The Corner, our weekly programme that brings you up to speed with the latest from the world of football. The Bundesliga is back. Bayern -
France "Pimping" trial of former IMF head Strauss-Kahn begins in France Dominique Strauss-Kahn, known in the media as DSK, is charged with "pimping with aggravating circumstances -
Iran Iran launches Holocaust cartoon competition in response to Charlie Hebdo -
Cyprus Tsipras rules out Russian aid for Greece Visiting Cyprus, the Greek prime minister has said that a debt agreement with European partners is "all that is on the table". -
France Dieudonné: freedom of expression is no joke in France French comic Dieudonne is expected in court on Wednesday to answer to charges of ‘apology for terrorism’ after appearing to praise the suspect who -
Culture news 'Chitty Chitty Bang Bang' celebrates 50th anniversary He’s best known for inventing literature’s most famous spy. But 50 years ago, James Bond creator Ian Fleming also wrote a bedtime story for his son -
Europe News New mandate starts for European Committee of the Regions -
United Kingdom Wife of murdered ex-KGB spy Litvinenko appears at inquiry The wife of the former KGB spy Alexander Litvinenko arrives at the official inquiry in London into his murder -
Cinema 4DX auditorium allows cinema-goers to see, hear, feel and smell films Forget 3D darling – it’s so 2014. The true cinema experience today is 4DX – a revolutionary new concept that stimulates all your senses. Cineworld -
Next Series Sucker punch: the European research project dealing a blow to mosquitoes Using a simple device based on a tube and netting European scientists believe they have taken a major step in preventing malaria -
Egypt Egypt court confirms Muslim Brotherhood death sentences Death sentences on 183 supporters of the blacklisted Muslim Brotherhood have been upheld in Egypt, while ousted president Mohamed Mursi is to face a fourth trial. -
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No Comment World's only giant panda triplets turn 6 months old -
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United Kingdom London Night Tube will lose £19.6m in first year, say unions It’s not yet up and running but London's 24-hour night tube is already proving controversial with trade unions. They say plans to have the -
Ukraine Ukraine separatists to 'call up thousands' of men Separatist forces fighting government forces in eastern Ukraine plan a "general mobilisation" under which thousands of men will be called up, one of their main leaders was quoted as saying on Monday. -
Culture news One to watch: Sinead Harnett Her rich, soulful voice has drawn comparisons to Adele, but Sinead Harnett’s recordings are more experimental and contemporary. The young -
Cinema Estonia's 'Tangerines' competes for Best Foreign Film at the Oscars The struggle to retain humanity in times of war explored against backdrop of Abkhazia conflict -
USA New England Patriots overcome 'Deflategate' to win Super Bowl There were celebrations as fans of the New England Patriots exulted in their first Super Bowl victory for ten years – despite a whiff of scandal. The -
USA US battered by second snow storm in a week A second major snow storm in a week has hit the US, causing travel chaos across 1600 km stretching from Nebraska to Pennsylvania. A huge winter -
Thailand Thailand steps up security in Bangkok after bomb blasts at luxury mall Thailand has stepped up security in Bangkok after two small bombs exploded at a luxury mall in the capital overnight on Sunday. Two people suffered -
Egypt Another Al-Jazeera journalist set to be freed from Egyptian jail The Canadian foreign minister says the release of Egyptian-Canadian journalist Mohamed Fahmy from jail in Egypt is “imminent”. The Al Jazeera -
Serbia Former Fatah strongman is granted Serbian citizenship Serbia has officially revealed it has granted citizenship to a key political rival of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas. Mohammad Dahlan, whom -
India India carries out its first double hand transplant Doctors in India have successfully carried out the country’s first double hand transplant. The 30-year-old patient received the hands of a -
South Sudan South Sudan factions sign ceasefire South Sudan’s President Salva Kiir and his one time former deputy and current rebel commander Riek Machar, have signed another ceasefire. It moves -
France Former IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn on trial on pimping charges Almost four years after his arrest in New York on allegations of rape, former IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn is back in court. He is facing charges -
Ukraine Heavy shelling in eastern Ukraine forces civilians to flee There has been no let-up in fighting around the town of Debaltseve in eastern Ukraine. Locals are being encouraged to abandon the areas of fiercest