20 December 2015 | Euronews
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Egypt Tomb of Tutankhamun's wet-nurse opened to tourists Egypt has opened up the tomb of King Tutankhamun’s wet-nurse to international tourists for the first time since it was discovered in 1996. The -
Sport Prevc makes it back-to-back wins in Engelberg Slovenia’s Peter Prevc produced a stunning performance to complete a weekend sweep of ski jump World Cup events at Engelberg on Sunday. The -
India Protests in New Delhi over release of man jailed in notorious gang rape case The parents of the victim, who later died from her injuries, were among the demonstrators -
Sport Guardiola to be replaced by Ancelotti at Bayern Reigning German champions Bayern Munich have announced that Pep Guardiola is to leave the club at the end of this season and will be replaced by -
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Yemen Yemeni warring factions agree to second round of peace talks A first round of talks ended without agreement in Switzerland, but the UN says progress has been made -
Sport Barcelona down River Plate to secure Club World Cup Spanish giants Barcelona secured the Club World Cup for a third time with an emphatic 3-0 win over River Plate in the showpiece match in Japan -
Turkey Clashes in Turkey as Kurds protest against curfews and crackdown on PKK militants The government says more than 110 militants have been killed in gun battles -
Sport Eva-Maria Brem shines in Courchevel Hello and welcome back to Gravity. Although unseasonably warm weather in Europe’s Alps has left skiers and snowboarders unable to show off their -
World News 'Fake bomb' forces Air France flight into emergency landing A bomb scare that forced an Air France flight into an emergency landing in Kenya on Sunday turned out to be a hoax. -
Spain Independence issue weighs heavily on the minds of voters in Catalonia The national parties have been struggling to come up with proposals to appease the separatist movement -
China Buildings collapse in China landslide More than 20 industrial buildings collapsed and were left buried in mud after a landslide hit the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen on Sunday morning -
Turkey Fire rips through Turkish bazaar A ferocious fire burned down some 250 stores in a bazaar in the Turkish capital Ankara on Sunday morning (December 20). The cause of the fire was not -
Russia Explosion devastates Russian apartment building An explosion blamed on gas has devastated an apartment building in the southern Russian city of Volgograd. The blast, which occured around midday on -
Spain Some 130 fires rage across northern Spain More than 130 fires raged on Sunday (December 20) across northern Spain, where unusually warm and dry weather made it difficult to contain the -
Spain Only one thing certain in Spanish elections: the uncertainty of the outcome Opinion polls suggest the incumbent prime minister of the conservative People's Party will scrape through, but without an absolute majority -
No Comment Rallies across Poland Thousands accuse Poland’s new government of a ‘creeping’ dictatorship. Demonstrations were held in more than 20 Polish cities but also abroad, in -
No Comment Star Wars fans stage giant lightsaber battle A crowd of more than 1,000 people, some coming straight from work or home in their everyday clothes, others dressed as Jedis and other “Star Wars” -
World News Air France bomb scare diverts plane to Kenya False alarm: Air France flight AF 463 from Mauritius to Paris was forced into an emergency landing after a suspicious device was found on board in the lavatory. -
USA U.S. Democratic candidates clash over national security in third debate U.S. Democratic presidential candidates clashed over health care, gun control and the fight against ISIL in their third televised debate on Saturday -
World News Lebanese militant Samir Qantar believed killed in Damascus attack The Lebanese Shi'ite Hezbollah group says Samir Qantar was killed in an Israeli air strike in Syria. -
Spain Spain votes in tightest election in 40 years Experts agree that Spain, which has been struggling economically, is seeing the end of a long-established two-party system. -
World News Putin says Russia has more military capability than it's using in Syria President Vladimir Putin says Russia is not using all its military capability in Syria and could do more if necessary. He was speaking at a Kremlin -
Italy Italy defies the EU and halts a cull of olive trees Italian authorities have stopped a cull of olive trees in the south of the country that was ordered by the EU earlier this year over fears of a -
Poland Rallies across Poland as thousands accuse the new government of a 'creeping' dictatorship For the second consecutive week thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets of Poland’s cities to protest against the new conservative