12 February 2015 | Euronews
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Ukraine Mutual mistrust over eastern Ukraine after Minsk peace talks Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko has denied a peace deal brokered after marathon talks in Minsk includes provisions for creating autonomous -
United Kingdom Cameron promises jobs as Labour steams ahead in election poll Ahead of a general election in May, the opposition Labour party has 36 percent of voter support - according to the latest opinion poll. -
USA UN Security Council votes yes to cutting off ISIL funding It's unanimous: the UN Security Council votes 'yes' to cutting off sources of funding for ISIL's terror campaign. -
USA Barack Obama's silly Buzzfeed video goes viral US president Barack Obama appears fairly un-presidential in a new video produced by Buzzfeed to encourage Americans to enrol in an Obamacare health -
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Yemen Yemen: US embassy vehicles seized by Houthi followers A security official in Yemen says more than 20 US embassy vehicles were seized after the ambassador and diplomats left the capital Sana’a. The -
Sport Sports United: A round-up of global sport news and features It’s a truly global circumnavigation – 11 ports in 11 different countries. It started in Europe and by it’s conclusion will have reached Africa -
Belarus Ukraine's Poroshenko points finger at rebels, expects difficulty implementing ceasefire Ukraine's President Petro Poroshenko has thanked the European Union for its support to end armed hostilities in eastern Ukraine. -
Cuba Turkey's Erdogan proposes building mosque in Cuba Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan presents plans to possibly build a mosque in mainly Roman Catholic Cuba. -
Ukraine Separatist community in Donetsk downbeat on Ukraine ceasefire deal -
World News How hi-tech firms are gathering information on us -
Spain Toxic orange cloud forces locals indoors after chemical explosion in Spain Three people were injured in an explosion at a chemical plant in northern Spain on Thursday. Authorities advised residents of several small towns -
Egypt Egypt: Al Jazeera journalists released on bail Released on bail, but the case against Al Jazeera journalists Mohamed Fahmy and Baher Mohamed will continue on February 23. -
United Kingdom Driverless cars piloted across UK From summer 2015, Britons will be joined on the roads by driverless cars. The UK government gave the go-ahead for the vehicles to be tested on public -
Italy Police dispute brings much of Rome to a stop Striking police officers brought much of the Italian capital Rome to a standstill as part of protests about working conditions and cutbacks. -
World News World Press Photo of the Year highlights homophobia in Russia A picture of two gay lovers in St Petersburg has won the World Press Photo of the Year. Photographer Mads Nissen wanted to highlight the legal and -
Ukraine Minsk agreement is no cause for optimism on the streets of Kyiv There was little optimism in the Ukranian capital as people gave their reactions to the ceasefire agreed in Minsk. -
Belgium EU holds crisis talks on Ukraine, Greece EU leaders met in Brussels on Thursday after the announcement of a peace deal brokered by Ukraine, Russia, France and Germany. The meeting had -
Cinema Hotly anticipated 'Fifty Shades of Grey' hits Berlin 'Fifty Shades of Grey', the movie adaptation of E.L. James' bestseller, gets mixed reactions at Berlin Film Festival. -
Cuba Why does Turkey want to build a mosque in Catholic Cuba? -
Belarus Minsk deal provides hope for peace in eastern Ukraine but leaders warn 'major obstacles' remain A ceasefire deal is struck in Minsk to end the fighting in eastern Ukraine, though Germany and France warn there's still work to be done. -
Culture news Irish singer Hozier takes on the Catholic Church and goes viral Irish singer-songwriter Hozier expresses frustration at Catholic Church's stance against homosexuality in viral hit 'Take Me To Church'. -
USA English and Spanish among happiest languages -
Ukraine Watch: Ukraine MPs in fierce fist fight outside parliament -
Economy Greeks come out in support of further debt negotiations With an agreement on Greece's debt crisis yet to be reached, Greeks take to the streets in support of further negotiations. -
Belarus Poroshenko outlines details of Ukraine ceasefire plan After the exhausting overnight talks Ukraine President Petro Poroshenko emerged and gave an outline of how the ceasefire is expected to take shape -
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Italy Costa Concordia cruiser captain's punishment criticised The morning after Costa Concordia captain Francesco Schettino was sentenced to 16 years in prison, some Italians have reacted saying this is fair -
Belarus Putin backs troop and heavy weapons withdrawal as part of Ukraine ceasefire Russian President Vladimir Putin addressed the world’s media to present his take on the deal thrashed out in Minsk to bring about a ceasefire in -
Netherlands Gay lovers in Russia image wins World Press Photo 2014 -
Ukraine Breakthrough in Minsk as leaders agree to ceasefire deal on Ukraine A breakthrough in Minsk as Putin announces a ceasefire deal following marathon talks to end the fighting in east Ukraine. The Russian president said -
Culture news Gauguin work becomes most expensive painting ever sold Gauguin's 'When Will You Marry' becomes the most expensive painting ever sold. It's believed it will follow the previous record-holder, Cézanne's 'The Card Players', to Qatar. -
Cinema Helen Mirren and Ryan Reynolds pair up in 'Woman in Gold' Dame Helen Mirren and Ryan Reynolds pair up in 'Woman in Gold', the true story of a Jewish refugee's battle to regain ownership of valuable paintings stolen by the Nazis. -
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Ukraine Ukraine civilians near fighting front face deadly collateral risk Civilians near the front lines of the fighting in eastern Ukraine don’t know where else to go, in the aftermath of deadly rocket attacks. Civilians -
South Korea Nutcase closed as Korean Air vice-president jailed for roasting steward over the way he served up his nuts A South Korean court has sentenced the daughter of the chairman of Korean Air to a one year jail term for breaking aviation law. The nuts and the -
Belarus "No good news yet", Ukrainian president tells reporters at Minsk talks The Ukrainian President has told a reporters there’s “no good news yet”, at Minsk peace talks. Poroshenko quoted by AFP news agency continued saying -
Belarus Ukraine conflict: Leaders agree a joint declaration following peace talks in Minsk The leaders of France Germany Russia and Ukraine are to sign a joint declaration following marathon peace talks in Ukraine. The details of the -
Economy No deal in Brussels over Greece's unpopular bailout Crisis talks between Greek and eurozone finance ministers ended in deadlock in Brussels after seven hours, with no agreement over the country’s -
Economy Demonstrators in Athens and Brussels tell EU finance ministers - no more austerity! While Europe’s finance ministers were discussing Greece’s future, only a few metres away demonstrators were sending their own message. It was one of -
Kosovo Serbia, Hungary demand help from EU to stem migrant 'exodus' from Kosovo Serbia and Hungary are demanding the European Union does more to stop what they described as an “exodus of migrants” from Kosovo. More than 30,000