5 December 2015 | Euronews
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France Hundreds march in support of 'alternative climate summit' in Paris As the global climate change talks continue in Paris hundreds of people took to the streets in the east of the French capital to draw attention to -
Sport Vonn the bomb makes it two at Lake Louise American Lindsey Vonn skied to her second victory of the weekend at Lake Louise by taking victory in the Downhill. .@lindseyvonn skies into first -
Turkey Iraq calls Turkish troop presence in the north a 'hostile act' and calls on the soldiers to withdraw Iraq has summoned Turkey’s ambassador to demand that Turkish troops immediately withdraw from the north of the country. Baghdad described their -
Sport Hirscher swoops down the Birds of Prey piste to win Super-G Four time overall World Cup winner, Austria’s Marcel Hirscher, blinked through the snow and mist to claim his first World Cup Super-G win on the -
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Sport Russian Anokin crosses swords with Kauter and wins Doha Epee Grand Prix Russia’s Vadim Anokin claimed the first World Cup victory of his career at the opening Grand Prix of the season in Doha. #DohaFGP Vadim Anokhim -
Colombia 'Holy Grail' of shipwrecks found off Colombian coast Colombia claims to have discovered what’s been described as the ‘holy grail’ of shipwrecks of the coast of Cartagena. The San Jose is documented has -
Chad Triple suicide attack in Chad leaves dozens dead Around 30 people have been killed and another 80 injured in three suicide attacks on the island of Koulfoua in Lake Chad in Africa. It wasn’t -
Lebanon Islamist militant kills his mother and wife in Lebanon blast A suspected Islamist militant killed died along with two members of his family when he blew himself up as the army raided his home in northern -
Azerbaijan Thirty-two oil workers reported dead as rig catches fire in Caspian Sea Thirty-two oil workers died in a fire on an offshore platform in the Caspian Sea on Saturday. The rig was operated by Azerbaijan’s state energy -
Sport Japanese judo dominant as Europe launches fightback Euronews correspondent Pedro Lasuen is in Tokyo for the Judo Grand-Slam and explains the importance of competition in the Land of the Rising Sun: “To -
USA ISIL claims San Bernardino attackers were its followers In an online radio broadcast, ISIL claimed on Saturday that California killers Syed Rizwan Farook, 28, and his wife Tashfeen Malik, 29, were -
France Climate summit agrees draft document on climate change Delegates from almost 200 nations at the UN climate change summit in Paris have reached a draft agreement on how to move forward on the issue. The -
Chad Triple suicide blasts on island in Lake Chad kill 30 people, injure 80 Security sources in Chad say 30 people have been killed and 80 injured in a triple suicide attack on an island in Lake Chad. At least 80 other people -
Greece Migrant couple are stuck at Macedonian border - because he's Afghan and she's Iranian In a squalid tent camp on the border, with temperatures barely above freezing, a young, married couple are in turmoil. Macedonian authorities are -
Turkey Russian tourism hit by ban on Turkey holidays The tourism industry in Russia say losses from the ban on holidays to Turkey could be worse than those suffered as a result of losing Egpyt as a -
No Comment Japan earthquake victims remembered People in Japan have remembered the 6,434 victims of an earthquake that struck two decades ago. About 300,000 light-emitting diodes were turned on in -
Venezuela Venezuela: Ruling Socialists set to lose parliamentary polls as recession bites What would Hugo Chavez think? The Socialist party founded by the late Venezuelan leader is widely expected to lose control of parliament in Sunday’s -
USA California shooting: First picture of killer wife as FBI probes 'act of terrorism' She is said to have pledged allegiance to ISIL’s leader. He reportedly had contact with militant groups, including al Qaeda’s Syria-wing, the Nusra -
Syria Syria: Air strikes 'kill dozens of civilians' in Damascus rebel stronghold In a rebel-held district of Damascus, rebels are not the only ones being killed by air strikes. More than 40 civilians in Eastern Ghouta – including -
Brazil Brazil: Despite setbacks, President Rousseff vows to fight impeachment Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff has vowed to continue to defend her mandate. This, in spite of the Supreme Court quashing appeals from the -
World News EU leaders back deal on exchange of passenger data European Union members reach a deal on exchanging air passenger data but it faces a vote in the European Parliament next week. -
World News Hungary: Santa's Factory strives to give children a happy festive period The festive period has begun in Hungary and one charity is hoping to make it the most wonderful time of the year for hundreds of thousands of