15 February 2015 | Euronews
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Greece Thousands rally in support of Greece's anti-austerity government ahead of bailout talks in Brussels A mood of optimism continues on the streets of Athens as Greeks show their support for their anti-austerity government ahead of crucial bailout talks in Brussels. -
Sport Grange clinches World Championship slalom Welcome to Gravity, our weekly show dedicated to Alpine skiing. The World Championships are drawing to a close and Austria’s Marcel Hirscher looks -
Ukraine Ukraine ceasefire mostly observed but sporadic fighting persists The ceasefire in eastern Ukraine is mostly being observed, but there are reports of mortar fire and sporadic fighting around Luhansk and Debaltseve -
Sport Ski jump: Fannemel breaks world record again Norway’s Anders Fannemel cleared 251.5 metres to break the ski jumping world record for the second time in as many days in Vikersund. The 23-year-old -
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Sport Six Nations 2015: Wales bounce back Wales bounced back from their opening Six Nations defeat to England with a hard-fought 26-23 win over Scotland at Murrayfield. Warren Gatland’s men -
Brazil Sunshine, samba and the scantily clad as Rio revels in carnival Plenty of girls from Impanema joined the colourful crowd taking part in carnival at Rio’s famous beach. The samba sizzled as those in the parade let -
Denmark Forensic teams probe background of man suspected of Copenhagen shootings Police are carrying out a wide ranging investigation into the man suspected of carrying out two fatal gun attacks in Copenhagen. He was shot dead by -
Turkey Turkey women protest over slaying of student 'who resisted rape' Women have taken to the streets across Turkey to denounce the brutal murder of a student, killed after allegedly resisting a rape attempt by a -
Croatia New Croatia President Grabar-Kitarovic urges national unity to revive economy Croatia’s first woman president was sworn into office on Sunday, calling for national unity to help revive the country’s battered economy -
Italy Confectionery king and Nutella billionaire Michele Ferrero dies at 89 Michele Ferrero, Italy’s richest man and the owner of a global chocolate and confectionery empire, has died aged 89. He dreamt up a host of tasty -
Israel Netanyahu urges Europe's Jews to move to Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has responded to this weekend’s deadly synagogue shooting in Copenhagen by urging European Jews to emigrate to -
Denmark Denmark 'devastated' after Copenhagen killings Denmark is in shock following the deadly attacks that left two people dead and five wounded. Danish Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt laid -
Italy Michele Ferrero, owner of Nutella empire, dies at 89 -
Ukraine New Ukraine ceasefire is largely respected The ceasefire that started at midnight in Ukraine’s conflict appears to be largely holding. Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko ushered it in by -
Denmark Police kill suspected gunman after deadly Copenhagen attacks Police shot and killed a man in Copenhagen early on Sunday, believed to have been the gunman behind two deadly attacks that left the Danish capital -
Germany Controversial Iranian director wins Berlinale 2015 top prize Iranian director Jafar Panahi won the main Golden Bear prize at the Berlin Film Festival for his anti-censorship movie ‘Taxi’. In the film, he plays -
Denmark Police in dawn shoot-out following two deadly attacks in Copenhagen A lone gunman targeted a Copenhagen synagogue hours after a separate attack on a freedom of speech debate. Two people were killed. -
Ukraine Strategic Ukrainian towns fall silent at midnight Ahead of the ceasefire, at least two buildings in the town of Artemivsk were shelled resulting in fires that took hours to put out. Debaltseve, a strategic rail hub, has also seen fierce fighting in r -
Ukraine Ukraine: Poroshenko orders troops to observe cease fire The Ukrainian president went on TV to announce that government forces would observe the ceasefire at midnight local time.