14 February 2015 | Euronews
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Chad Footage shows Boko Haram's latest deadly attack For the first time, the Islamist militant group attacked a village in Chad, killing several people. -
Sport Six Nations 2015: Ireland and England maintain perfect start Ireland remain on course to defend their Six Nations title after edging out France 18-11 in Dublin. Fly-half Johnny Sexton, who was making his return -
Sport Prevc breaks world record in Vikersund Slovenia’s Peter Prevc produced a stunning performance to break the ski jumping world record in Vikersund, Norway. The 22-year-old cleared 237.5 -
Denmark Copenhagen: Man killed in police shoot-out after two deadly attacks Police in Denmark have killed a man during an early morning shoot-out at a Copenhagen railway station. They believe he was one of possibly multiple -
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New Zealand More than 100 stranded whales die in New Zealand Despite desperate efforts by rescuers and volunteers, more than 100 stranded pilot whales have died on a beach in New Zealand. There are now -
Mexico Sixteen dead in Mexico train-bus crash At least 16 people have died in a crash between a freight train and a packed bus in northern Mexico. It happened on Friday evening at a level -
Denmark One dead after shooting incident in Copenhagen -
Sport Bolt says will hang up spikes after london 2017 Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt announced on Saturday he will retire after the 2017 World Championships in London. The 28-year-old had initially been -
Italy Italy stunned by baby's death in ambulance after 'hospitals turned her away' Italy is in shock. A young mother is in mourning. And public health services are under scrutiny after a newborn baby with breathing difficulties -
Ukraine Ongoing violence in eastern Ukraine fuels ceasefire fears As the hours tick down before the ceasefire in eastern Ukraine comes into force. There are real fears about whether combatants from both sides of -
Jamaica Usain Bolt to retire after London 2017 Worlds -
Vatican Pope Francis elevates 20 new cardinals many from developing countries Pope Francis has elevated 20 prelates to the post of cardinal at a ceremony in St Peter’s Basilica. Many of the new cardinals are from developing -
Italy Migrants reach Lampedusa after rescue operation saves 700 Thousands have died crossing the sea from North Africa. Early on Saturday morning, one group of migrants made it to shore in Europe and the tiny -
Canada Canada: Valentine's Day mass shooting plot foiled say police Canadian police say they have foiled an alleged plot to commit a mass shooting on Valentine’s Day in a public place. A woman picked up at Halifax -
USA Obama urges tech firms to cooperate in tackling cybersecurity threats Seeking to combat the terror threat, hackers and spies, President Barack Obama has signed an executive order encouraging tech firms to share data on -
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Ukraine High stakes as Ukraine ceasefire countdown continues What if the guns don’t fall silent at midnight local time in eastern Ukraine? The stakes could get higher with the United States considering whether -
Haiti Haiti protesters call for 50 percent cut in fuel price In Haiti’s capital Port au Prince, protesters threatened to disrupt Carnival celebrations which are due to take place on Sunday. They’re angry at the -
Ukraine Ukraine: Fighting intensifies ahead of Sunday's ceasefire Video footage from Artemivsk in Ukraine’s Donetsk region on Friday showed local residents heading to a local bomb shelter as fierce fighting -
Germany Kenneth Branagh's Cinderella premiers at Berlinale 2015 Turned from classic animated fairytale into a live action movie, Cindarella stars Cate Blanchett, Helena Bonham Carter, Richard Madden and Lily James.