5 February 2015 | Euronews
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Jordan Multiple Jordanian airstrikes 'destroy ISIL targets' in Syria Jordan claims to have hit several key ISIL-run bases following a number of air strikes over Syria. -
Brazil Drought concerns force Brazil to cancels carnivals A host of cities in Brazil have been forced to cancel their carnivals amid concerns over an ongoing drought. In a country known for sunshine and -
Jordan Promise of revenge as Jordanian king visits family of murdered pilot Emotional scenes in Jordan as King Abdullah II comforts the family of the captured pilot murdered by ISIL militants -
World News Female Genital Mutilation: why do so many cases go unpunished in Europe? -
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Ukraine France and Germany present new peace plan for Ukraine France and Germany have presented a new peace plan for Ukraine. President Francois Hollande and Chancellor Angela Merkel put forward their proposal -
Nigeria Chad forces mass on Nigeria border as France boosts fight against Boko Haram France has sent military advisers to Niger’s southern border with Nigeria in an effort to boost the campaign by regional powers against the Islamist -
Sport Sports United: France win record fifth world handball title Hello and welcome to Sports United a weekly show that brings you a wide range of sports news and features from around the planet. The 24th edition of -
Musica William Tell at Monte-Carlo Opera: the universal appeal of Rossini's masterpiece 100 years after its first performance there Rossini's William Tell returns to Monte Carlo Opera, offering much more than a stirring overture. -
My Europe Series Turning the tide: Europe's drive against Islamic radicalisation under scrutiny The Network focuses on programmes to deradicalise potential jihadists and asks how effective they can be and if they are adopting the right approach and targeting the right people -
Yemen Senior al-Qaeda figure killed in drone strike in Yemen A US air strike has reportedly killed a leading member of al-Qaeda in Yemen -
Greece Greek PM Tspiras warns EU "austerity is not a rule" Greece’s Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has renewed his determination to do away with austerity measures and accused the ECB of blackmail. In a -
Jordan Jordan's military response to ISIL analysed Jordan has declared war against ISIL, which begs the question, how far can Jordan support such a proposal? To get a better idea, we spoke to our -
Jordan Jordan vows to avenge pilot's brutal execution The widow of Mouath al-Kasaesbeh had waited in dread for more than a month to learn her husband’s fate. The Jordanian Air Force pilot was captured by -
Europe News European Parliament shuns committee of inquiry into LuxLeaks The European Parliament has failed to set up a committee of inquiry into the LuxLeaks affairs. Parliamentarians wanted to investigate how and why -
Cinema Squeezing the franchise all the way: SpongeBob is back with new movie SpongeBob fans around the world can rejoice. More than a decade after the original movie adaptation of the SpongeBob Squarepants series, the sequel -
Europe News NATO finalises spearhead forces to counter 'Russian threat' NATO on Thursday confirmed that it would bolster its presence in eastern Europe to counter a perceived Russian threat against its Baltic members -
United Kingdom Hope for patients of mitochondrial diseases after UK's historic vote -
Russia Russian woman, 81, dies after being arrested for stealing butter Media reports say the pensioner was accused of taking three packets of butter without paying -
Poland Protesting farmers block main roads in Poland Farming organisations are demanding compensation for crop losses -
Argentina #Twiplomatic fail: Internet responds to Argentine President Kirchner's gaffe It seems Argentine President Cristina Kirchner can do no right. Embroiled in a scandal at home involving the mysterious death of prosecutor Alberto -
Mexico Watch: Spectacular volcanic eruptions in Mexico Ash and gas is erupting from the Colima and Popocatepeti volcanoes -
Cinema Indie sci-fi thriller gets to shoot inside world-famous CERN ‘Lea, An Angel in My House’ is an experimental independent film – a hybrid between a scientific thriller and a sci-fi movie. Shot on a tiny budget -
Ukraine John Kerry in Kyiv: 'Russian aggression greatest threat to Ukraine' The US Secretary of State has said Russian aggression is the greatest threat to Ukraine, and that Washington, while seeking a diplomatic solution, would not "close our eyes" to Russian tanks and fight -
Economy Falling oil prices will spur EU growth, say economists -
Jordan King of Jordan visits family of pilot murdered by ISIL King Abdullah II travelled to Karak, south of Amman, to present his condolences -
Ukraine Casualties rise in Ukraine as Hollande and Merkel launch new peace proposal Locals inspected the damage after shells hit a residential area in the rebel-held city of Donetsk in eastern Ukraine. As the fighting continues, so -
United Kingdom Anti-Semitic attacks rise to record levels in the UK -
Culture news India Art Fair in New Delhi draws art-hungry middle class Visitors to the seventh edition of the India Art Fair in New Delhi were able to admire the works of more than a thousand different artists from all -
Jordan Jordan's King Abdullah II combines mind, muscle and morality Jordan’s king, in the opening to his personal, official profile, states where the legitimacy of his claim to leadership lies. The profile begins -
No Comment Hundreds of Palestinians march against ISIL -
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No Comment Japanese troops work to relieve town cut off by record snowfall -
Germany Are foreign officials abusing their diplomatic immunity? -
Ukraine Kerry in Kyiv to discuss possible 'lethal aid' to Ukraine As the humanitarian crisis in eastern Ukraine deepens, US Secretary of State John Kerry is in Kyiv to meet with the Ukrainian president. The question -
USA Silk Road creator Ross Ulbricht guilty of running vast online drugs trade The suspected operator of the underground website Silk Road was convicted on Wednesday over his role in orchestrating a scheme enabling around $200 million of anonymous online drug sales using bitcoin -
Argentina Ex-top spy 'to testify' in probe into prosecutor Alberto Nisman's death Investigators into the mysterious death of Argentine prosecutor Alberto Nisman days after he made serious allegations against the president have called for a former top spy to testify in the case on T -
Taiwan More bodies are recovered from the Taiwan plane crash Investigators are searching through the wreckage of a TransAsia plane which crashed on Wednesday in Taiwan. At least 31 bodies have been recovered -
Iraq UN report accuses ISIL of torturing and killing children in Iraq The jihadists known as ISIL are abusing and killing children in Iraq in ways which amount to systematic war crimes. According to a report by the -
Jordan Jordan vows to defeat evil after horrific death of captured pilot King Abdullah has vowed to step up his country’s fight against ISIL and wage a relentless war ‘to protect Jordan’s values and human principles.’ His -
Spain Cold snap to hit Spain and last for a week: weather warnings issued Spanish forecasters have issued a cold weather warning that is likely to last until Tuesday February 10. The country is bracing itself for the