16 February 2015 | Euronews
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Hungary Hungarians stage anti-Putin protest ahead of Russian leader's visit Hungarians hold anti-Putin protest in Budapest. Some marched from the city's Eastern railway station to the Western railway station. They said it meant East means Russia, West means EU. -
Denmark Denmark holds vigils to honour shooting victims Candles have been lit across Denmark at evening vigils to honour the victims of two deadly shooting attacks in the capital at the weekend. A gunman -
Sudan Exclusive: CIA and Mossad are behind Boko Haram and ISIL, says Sudan president The President of Sudan has warned that the fight against jihadist extremism must engage militants on an ideological level, and not solely concentrate -
Sport Contador plans for career finish line in 2016 Two time Tour de France champion Alberto Contador has announced he plans to retire from pro cycling in 2016. The Spaniard told El Mundo newspaper he -
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Sport Armstrong to pay $10 million after losing lawsuit Even off the bike Lance Armstrong is making history. On Monday the disgraced American former cyclist was ordered to pay some 10 million dollars – or -
Belgium Ultimatum to Greece: request bailout extension by Friday Talks between Greece and eurozone finance ministers over the country’s debt have broken down. The talks had been expected to last late into the night -
Sport Champions League: Injury-hit PSG host Chelsea in round of 16 The Champions League resumes on Tuesday night with the last 16 phase. Paris Saint Germain host Chelsea in the French capital but have a host of -
Libya Libya: Tripoli-based parliament condemns Egypt strikes as 'assault on sovereignty' Libya’s Tripoli-based parliament has condemned Egypt for carrying out an air strikes in the eastern city of Derna. The raid came a day after the -
Libya Egypt's bombing of ISIL in Libya shows militant threat spreading Western concern is growing that the radical group ISIL (Islamic State) is exploiting the discord of two separate Libyan governments struggling for -
Ukraine Locals brace for Ukraine troops to take back Vuhlehirsk Ten kilometers from Debaltseve lies the small town of Vuhlehirsk captured by rebels earlier this month. Local residents now believe the Ukrainian -
World News France remains on high alert after Jewish cemetery desecrated French police have arrested five teenagers after more than 200 tombs were damaged in a Jewish cemetery near the northeastern city of Strasbourg. In -
Economy Pessimism clouds fresh Greek debt talks Hopes faded of a quick resolution to the Greek debt negotiations on Monday as eurozone finance ministers in Brussels sought a deal on the future of -
Hungary Putin's Hungary visit aims to show it 'pays off' to be friend of Russia - analyst Much has changed since Russian President Vladimir Putin’s last visit, in January 2014, to Hungarian Prime Minister Victor Orban in Budapest. The -
World News Carbanak cyber criminals rob millions from banks worldwide A leading internet security company has renewed its warning that cyber criminals are plundering nearly a billion euros from banks around the world -
Denmark Danish PM says Jews 'part of Denmark' Danish Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt said Denmark would not be the same without its Jewish community. She was reacting to Israeli Prime -
Sport Messi fires another hat-trick while PSG fire a blank Welcome to The Corner, our weekly programme that delves into the world of football. We start with the French topflight where a nine-man Paris Saint -
Denmark Offending radicals in Denmark "just another day at the office" Denmark this weekend was dragged back onto a deadly stage, showing it shares a menace faced by many countries in Europe, one which involves -
World News Soviet era 'Frank Sinatra' targeted in expanded EU sanctions over Ukraine Despite the attempts to reach a ceasefire in Ukraine the EU has added another 19 individuals and nine organisations to its sanctions list. The -
Culture news Hoy toca el Prado: Please touch the art Madrid's Museo del Prado has done away with the 'please do not touch' rule in a special new exhibition, focussed specifically on visually impaired visitors. -
Culture news Taking a walk on the wild side at New York Fashion Week DVF and EDUN showcase their Fall 2015 collections at New York Fashion Week. -
Ukraine Ukraine forces and pro-Russian rebels trade ceasefire violation claims Ukraine government forces remain dug-in, encircled by pro-Russian rebels, leaving a European brokered peace plan on the verge of collapse. Fighting -
Cinema Berlinale 2015: Dissident director Jafar Panahi wins Golden Bear As the Berlinale comes to a close, we take a look at some of the big winners at the 65th Berlin International Film Festival. -
Denmark Danish police charge two people with aiding deadly shooting suspect Danish police say they have charged two people with aiding the man suspected of shooting dead two people in attacks on a synagogue and an event -
Indonesia Last minute appeal for Australians on death row in Indonesia The Australian Prime Minister is calling on Indonesia to halt the planned execution of two Australian nationals found guilty of heroin smuggling -
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Egypt Egypt bombs Islamic State militants in Libya Egypt has bombed several Islamic State targets in Libya, reportedly killing up to 50 militants. It comes after the group released a video appearing -
USA Winter storms freeze the northeastern United States Record snowfall in Boston as blizzards bring everyday life to a halt -
France Jewish graves desecrated in France Hundreds of Jewish graves have been desecrated at cemetery in eastern France close to the border with Germany. The French government condemned the -
Italy More than 2,000 boat migrants are brought to Sicily during a weekend of rescues Around 700 migrants who were rescued near the Libyan coast on Saturday have been brought to Sicily by Italian coastguards, They were just some of at -
Turkey Kurds and Turkish police clash on anniversary of PKK leader's capture Clashes between Kurds and Turkish security forces have once again broken out in Cizre province in the south east of the country. Demonstrators fought -
Egypt Egypt warns of retribution against ISIL after apparent killing of 21 Egyptian Christians in Libya Egypt’s president has warned his country will respond to the brutal killing by ISIL militants of 21 Egyptian Christians. A propaganda video -
Denmark Danish police reveal suspected Copenhagen gunman had a record of violence Danish police have launched an extensive operation in the capital Copenhagen, following the weekend shootings at an internet cafe and a synagogue