7 December 2015 | Euronews
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USA FBI focuses on contacts of suspected California killers Photographs of Tashfeen Malik and Syed Farook have been released of them entering the US at Chicago airport in 2014 having just visited Saudi Arabia -
World News UK: flood defences criticised after storm leaves areas under water Insurers could have to pay out up to 345 million euros in claims, after Storm Desmond left swathes of northern England and Scotland under water -
World News Migrants: fences, funds and claims of discrimination Work is getting underway on a wire fence to control the flow of migrants from Slovenia to Austria. This is the first time a barrier has gone up -
Sport Champion's League: Man Utd's Rooney and Schneiderlin out injured for crucial tie Manchester United will be missing injured duo captain Wayne Rooney and midfielder Morgan Schneiderlin for the club’s all-important Champions League -
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World News US urges Ukraine to cut 'cancer of corruption' America is urging Ukraine to cut what it describes as the “cancer of corruption.” During a visit to the country, US Vice President Joe Biden said the -
World News {Watch} Dramatic footage of record flooding in Norway Dramatic footage is coming out of Norway where there is heavy flooding after a storm in the country’s southwest. Record downpours have caused -
Venezuela Venezuela: all you need to know about Sunday's historic vote An opposition coalition has won an overwhelming majority in a legislative election in Venezuela. Congress in Caracas is changing hands for the first -
Italy Founder of Italian fashion house Krizia dies at the age of 90 The founder of the Italian fashion brand Krizia, Mariuccia Mandelli, has died at the age of 90. The company was founded in the northern city of -
World News Attack on Serbs in Kosovo village Police are investigating an attack in an ethnically Serb village in Kosovo. Shots have been fired at a house and a car set alight, and a memorial to -
Azerbaijan {Watch} 30 workers presumed dead after oil rig fire in Caspian Sea Twenty three workers are still missing and presumed dead after an oil rig fire in the Caspian Sea. Azerbaijan’s state energy company says 33 workers -
Economy Oil and currency gloom brings Christmas cheer... cheaper trees! Amid the dark talk of debt crises, the huge oil surplus, growth slowdowns and currency problems there is some light and seasonal cheer – at least in -
France Deal or no deal? Crunch week for COP21 climate negotiations It is crunch time at the COP 21 in Paris – will efforts to reach a climate change deal bear fruit? As the summit enters its final week, UN Secretary -
China First-ever red alert for pollution issued in Chinese capital As climate change is debated in Paris, the Chinese capital is facing unprecedented heavy smog -
Sport Bayern suffer first league defeat of campaign as Kagawa fires Dortmund to thrilling stoppage-time win It has finally happened! Bayern Munich have lost their first match in the Bundesliga since May of this year. Three goals in the space of 14 minutes -
Vatican Five go on trial at the Vatican The trial has opened in the Vatican into the alleged theft of confidential documents from the Holy See. Journalists Gianluigi Nuzzi and Emiliano -
Culture news Bill Murray makes waves at Marrakech film festival The heart of Marrakech is beating to the rhythm of its international film festival which is in its fifteenth year. Headed by iconic US director -
Real Economy A portrait of poverty: Europe’s women & children In Real Economy this week Maithreyi Seetharaman looks at the challenges governments face in tackling poverty with the help of some of those closest -
Europe News EU eyes 'fairer' competition for aviation sector The European commission wants to convince Gulf-based airlines to give up alleged subsidies as the EU executive looks to tackle what it believes is -
Economy Russian sanctions 'could hit Turkey's GDP by up to 0.7%' Russian sanctions against Turkey could have substantial impact “if they persist over the next year and are fully applied”. So says a report by the -
World News National Front's rise to France's 'top party' France’s National Front (FN), a kind of father-to-daughter family party, was co-founded by Jean-Marie Le Pen in the 1970s. It was popular under his -
Economy CMA CGM bids 3bn euros for Singapore's Neptune Orient Lines The world’s third-largest shipping firm, CMA CGM of France, has bid of $3.4 billion (3.13 billion euros) to buy Singapore’s Neptune Orient Lines. It -
Italy Roman Catholic Jubilee Year balances security with forgiveness Vatican City is braced for the arrival of millions of pilgrims for the Roman Catholic Jubilee Holy Year. Pope Francis announced it by surprise in -
Latvia Latvian Prime Minister resigns The Prime Minister of Latvia has resigned. Laimdota Straujuma has blamed political squabbles in her centre-right governing coalition and -
Economy Saudi-led OPEC policy 'targets shale oil producers' OPEC’s failure to agree new limits on oil production regardless of demand and tumbling prices is seen by some as a deliberate move to send rival -
Economy Electrolux shares fall after General Electric pulls plug on deal Electrolux shares fell by over 10 percent on Monday after a deal worth three billion euros to buy General Electric’s appliance business fell through -
World News France's mainstream parties scramble to counter the shock breakthrough of the far-right National Front The shock breakthrough of the far right National Front in French regional elections has left the mainstream parties scrambling to counter the advance -
Focus Focus: Bananas - Angola's 'green gold' Bananas are turning into the ‘green gold’ of Angola. The country is the second biggest oil producer Africa, but revenues have gone down by at least -
Series Macedonian Postcards: Memorial House of Mother Teresa In this episode of Macedonian Postcards we visit a museum that pays tribute to Skopje's most famous daughter -
Series Skopje remembers Mother Teresa -
No Comment Deadly fire on the Caspian Sea A search and rescue mission is underway after an Azeri oil platform caught fire during high winds in the Caspian Sea, Azerbaijan. One body has been -
World News Many French voters shocked at Le Pen's breakthrough Many French voters say the result of the first round of voting has come as a shock. The far-right National Front of Marine Le Pen made sweeping gains -
Culture news Mini World Lyon Imagine a small and perfectly formed world where very little people go about their daily lives. That was one of the sparks which ignited Mini World -
Armenia Armenia votes to give presidential powers to PM Armenia has voted in favour of giving more powers to the prime minister and parliament at the expense of the president. The result was announced -
World News Coalition forces deny deadly attack on Syrian army camp Damascus claims four jets from the US-led coalition carried out the bombing in Deir al Zor province -
World News Maduro accepts defeat after historic Venezuela vote Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro has acknowledged defeat after the country’s opposition coalition won 99 seats to the ruling Socialist’s 46 -
World News Venezuelan opposition wins election with 99 seats -
United Kingdom Britain organises emergency response to flooding in northern England Some of the worst flooding in decades to hit northern England has triggered a meeting of the Cobra special contingencies committee to co-ordinate an -
USA Obama vows to keep Americans safe in rare Oval Office address US President Barack Obama set out to reassure nervous Americans in a special address to the nation on Sunday night following the recent mass shooting -
World News Violent protests mark anniversary of teenager's death in Athens Black clad protesters and police fought pitched battles in Athens on Sunday evening , the seventh anniversary of the killing of a teenager by police