22 February 2015 | Euronews
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Ukraine Kharkiv bombing: Kiev says unrest could spread West Kiev fears the unrest in eastern Ukraine could spread after Kharkiv is attacked once again. -
Sport Harrison triumphs in Dusseldorf America’s Kayla Harrison produced a stunning performance to down Anamari Velensek in the final of the under 78 kilo category at the Judo Grand Prix -
United Kingdom Emotional pleas for three Syria-bound UK schoolgirls to come home The families of three missing British schoolgirls, thought to be Syria-bound, have made emotional pleas for them to come home and not to fall into the hands of ISIL militants. -
France Clashes erupt at 'anti-police violence' rallies in Nantes and Toulouse Hundreds of people took to the streets of Toulouse and Nantes to protest against police violence in France on Saturday. It comes after the death of -
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Sport Alonso crashes in testing McLaren’s Fernando Alonso has escaped without injury from a heavy crash on the final day of pre-season testing in Barcelona on Sunday. The Spaniard -
USA Malcolm X remembered A day before the 50th anniversary of the assassination of Malcolm X, the activist’s daughter joined actors and politicians in publically -
Germany Germany announces progress in the field of 'designer chickens' The debate on designer babies produces heated reactions. But now Germany has announced a similar plan for chickens. On average, 21 million male -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia: '4 dead' in coal pit collapse Bosnian media reports four men were killed while allegedly trying to illegally extract coal from a mine in Dubrava. Radio Slobodna states a huge -
Sport Worcester City defender Khan sees red If you thought Cristiano’s Ronaldo’s retaliation at Cordoba last month was wild, watch this bizarre incident between Worcester City’s Shab Khan and -
Ukraine Ukraine detains suspects after Kharkiv blast Ukrainian authorities have detained four suspects after an explosion killed at least two people and wounded fifteen others at a peace march in Kharkiv. -
Sport Mayer shines at Saalbach while Maze's Maribor return ends in misery Welcome to Gravity, our weekly magazine dedicated to Alpine skiing. We begin our round-up with a look at action from the women’s World Cup -
Ukraine Kyiv 'Dignity March' attracts thousands A ‘Dignity March’ in Kyiv has attracted thousands of Ukrainians, including the country’s president, Petro Poroshenko. Dignitaries, including current -
Ukraine Preparations underway for heavy weapon withdrawal in Ukraine Separatist rebels have said they would begin to pull-back heavy artillery from the the front line in eastern Ukraine, as Kyiv reports armoured -
Ukraine Ukraine peace march hit by deadly blast in Kharkiv At least three people have died and ten have been wounded in an explosion during a peace march in the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv. According to police -
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Greece Greece submits reform proposals to Brussels in an effort to avoid Grexit Greek media reports the leftist-led government has submitted a letter to Brussels, listing reforms it hopes will save the country from bankruptcy -
United Kingdom Farah sets new indoor two mile world record -
World News Tony Abbott pushes for tighter immigration in Sydney siege report Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott hints at tighter immigration laws following December's deadly Sydney siege. -
USA A sign of things to come? Birdman beats Boyhood at the Independent Spirits Considered a precursor to the Oscars, the Film Independent Spirit Awards saw Birdman pip Boyhood to the post. -
Syria Mission successful: Ottoman forefather's remains removed from Syria Mission successful, according to the Turkish government, as soldiers guarding the tomb of Suleyman Shah are evacuated from Syria and his remains exhumed. -
Ukraine Prisoner exchange boosts Ukraine peace deal A ceasefire is proving difficult but pro-Russian rebels and government forces have exchanged dozens of prisoners in eastern Ukraine in line with the -
Italy Italy: Prominent theatre director Luca Ronconi dies aged 81 Luca Ronconi, one of Italy and Europe’s most influential theatre and opera directors, died in hospital in Milan on Saturday night at the age of 81 -
France France: Snow causes chaos for heavy holiday traffic Thousands of motorists were stuck on the roads of southeast France on Saturday as snowfall caused chaos for heavy holiday traffic. Main roads -
Cuba Cuba frees Canadian businessman Cy Tokmakjian from jail Canadian businessman Cy Tokmakjian has been freed from more than three years of detention in Cuba, resolving a case that had strained relations -
Greece Greece readies reform list for lenders ahead of Monday deadline The pressure is on Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras. To be sure he has saved his country from bankruptcy, for the next four months at least, his