3 February 2015 | Euronews
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Albania Flooding in Balkans causes major losses to livestock and crops Weather conditions have slightly improved in Albania allowing damage assessment after widespread flooding. Over 5,000 hectares are still submerged -
Spain Spain's north African enclaves are targeted once again by desperate migrants A small group of immigrants has become the latest to try and enter the Spanish enclave of Ceuta in Morocco by climbing the border fence. The -
Kosovo Ethnic Serb politician is sacked after remarks trigger unrest in Kosovo Kosovo has sacked one of its government ministers after he described Kosovo Albanians as savages when they protested at Serb pilgrims marking -
Argentina New twist in probe into suspicious death of Argentinian prosecutor New development in probe into death of a prosecutor about to give testimony against the Argentinian President -
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Jordan King Abdullah says killing will unite Jordanians but faces protests at home Jordanians have been shocked and saddened by the grisly death suffered by one of their pilots at the hands of the ISIL extremists. King Abdullah was -
Iraq New offensive against ISIL militants in numerous towns in Iraq Kurdish peshmerga fighters backed by coalition air strikes have driven ISIL militants out of a village south of Kirkuk in Iraq. This is part of a new -
World Libya's Abdulhakim Belhadj: 'We are working to find a solution to end this crisis' Euronews interviewed politician, military leader and president of the nationalist Islamist Al-Watan Party, Abdulhakim Belhadj -
France Man with knife attacks French soldiers guarding Jewish centre in Nice Two French soldiers slightly injured after being attacked by a knife-wielding man in Nice -
Jordan Jordan mourns pilot killed by ISIL militants These were the scenes in Amman as the news on State TV broke that Jordanian pilot Moaz al-Kasasbeh had been killed by ISIL militants. The government -
Ukraine In Eastern Ukraine killing of civilians worse War in the east of Ukraine jumped to a deadlier level with the shelling of Mariupol on Saturday 24 January. Rockets hit a market, schools, homes and -
Sport Welcome Back France’s handball team have been greeted like heroes upon their arrival in Paris. The ‘Experts’ met up with French President François Holande at the -
Ukraine Hundreds of civilians caught up in fighting in Ukraine being evacuated Rebels and government troops in Ukraine are attempting to help civilians flee fighting -
United Kingdom Britain's parliament allows human genome manipulation for first time Mother’s day may be about to get more complicated in the UK after parliament voted to allow a three-parent IVF technique. It is designed to eliminate -
Europe News Latvian exports hit by Russian embargo -
Syria New ISIL video purports to show death of Jordanian pilot The Jordanian government has confirmed that ISIL militants have killed captive pilot Moaz al-Kasasbeh. State television reported the government said -
Netherlands Croatia and Serbia's unforgettable bloodshed The results of the 1991-1995 Croatian War of Independence may be seen today in villages populated by Serb refugees who were driven out of Krajina, or -
United Kingdom UK votes in favour of three-person babies law -
Sport Barcelona chief charged over Neymar case Barcelona President Josep Maria Bartomeu is reportedly set to be investigated over claims of fiscal fraud in the ongoing case surrounding the deal to -
Russia Russian mother charged with treason released ahead of trial, says lawyer A Russian mother-of-seven accused of treason has been released from custody after a petition from almost 20,000 supporters was presented to the -
Greece European media meltdown over Greek Finance Minister Varoufakis The media loves a wild card and they’ve found their latest darling in the shape of Greece’s new Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis. He is creating a -
France Two French soldiers guarding Jewish centre wounded in knife attack Three French soldiers standing guard outside a Jewish community centre in the southern French resort of Nice have been attacked by a man armed with -
Ukraine Death toll rises amid renewed fighting in eastern Ukraine Ukrainian officials say at least 16 civilians have been killed in the past 24 hours in renewed fighting in the east of the country -
Egypt Unexploded bombs discovered at Cairo airport, other blasts reported in Egyptian cities Two unexploded bombs found at Egypt's Cairo airport after two detonated in the centre of the capital, and another deadly blast in Egypt's second city Alexandria. -
Gaza Mahmoud Abbas launches inquiry into Mohammad cartoon -
Europe News EU opens Belgium tax probe EU officials opened an investigation into the tax affairs of major multinationals in Belgium on Tuesday. The probe focuses on so-called “excess -
Economy Greek debt: who will pay if Greece fails? Financial doomsday for Greece, economic meltdown for Europe? It seems you can’t click a mouse these days without headlines screaming debt at you -
Cinema Berlinale combines established and upcoming filmmakers The 65th Berlinale is set to stay true to its reputation as the world’s largest public film festival with more than 400 screenings over 10 days -
Culture news Family Affair: Kitty, Daisy & Lewis mix genres with third album Three years after their critically acclaimed sophomore album, family musical act Kitty, Daisy & Lewis are back with their unmistakable retro style -
Greece Greece plays the too big to fail card - will it work? Greece's new anti-austerity and anti-bailout government is pushing to reduce Athen's huge debt burden as eurozone's governments debate how much they can concede. -
Netherlands Top UN court rules Serbia and Croatia not guilty of genocide during Balkans conflict International Court of Justice says neither Serbia nor Croatia committed genocide during Balkan wars -
Greece Greek debt crisis no Wild West showdown says Varoufakis Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis is adamant the Greek debt debate should not be seen as some form of battle. He pointed the finger at -
Netherlands UN top court rules neither Serbia nor Croatia committed genocide during Balkan wars The UN’s top court, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in the Hague has dismissed both genocide cases between Croatia and Serbia during the -
Italy Italian President Sergio Mattarella in call to fight mafia and corruption Sergio Mattarella was greeted with warm applause ahead of his swearing in as the new Italian President. The election of the 73-year-old is seen as -
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Business Series Central Bank Interventions: A step back or forward? The new season of Business Middle East looks at the world’s most important economic events as they affect the Middle East, with central banks in focus -
Japan Japan launches anti-terrorism task force Japan has launched a new anti-terrorism task force and beefed up airport security amid heightened concerns following the beheading of a Japanese -
Cuba Cuban media publish new photos of Fidel Castro Photographs of former Cuban leader Fidel Castro appeared in the state media on Monday for the first time since August, showing him interacting with a -
Ukraine US "considers all options" as frustration grows over continuing Ukraine conflict Washington is considering whether to send arms to help the Ukraine government against pro-Russian rebels. The re-think follows recent gains by the -
Albania Rain triggers floods in Balkans Heavy rain has lead to severe flooding in Greece, Albania and the former Yugoslavian republic of Macedonia. (FYROM) In one region troops were -
Austria Anti-Islam PEGIDA protests spring up in Austria The anti -Islam movement known as PEGIDA which began in Germany has sprung up in Austria drawing hundreds of supporters and counter demonstrators -
USA Wintry weather hits US northwest for a second time in less than a week Wintry weather has left several states in the north east of the United States under a blanket of deep snow yet again following a similar storm less -
Greece Greece denies 'standoff' over its debt but new plans sound the alarm in Europe Greece’s newly appointed finance minister is on a European tour seeking to reassure international investors that Athens is not in a standoff with its