24 December 2015 | Euronews
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Egypt Arab League demands Turkey withdraw troops from Iraq Foreign ministers of the Arab League held an emergency meeting in Cairo on Thursday at the request of the Iraqi government. On the agenda: finding a -
USA California gas leak sparks protests as concerns mount Methane gas billowing into the sky from the hills above Los Angeles has been captured by an infrared camera to record images which are invisible to -
France French ski resorts ask locals to stay away With snow in short supply this year, some French ski resorts are asking locals to stay away from the slopes and give priority to tourists. In towns -
Iraq Losses and gains in the battle to oust ISIL from key cities in Syria and Iraq An offensive by the so-called Islamic State has reportedly led to the jihadist group taking over what was the government controlled district in the -
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World News Ukraine retaliates to end free trade with Russia with own embargo Following Russia’s ban on Ukrainian free trade in an escalation of Moscow’s squeezing of the barely-functioning economy, the Ukrainian parliament has -
USA Rocky and Rambo memorabilia fetches over $3 million at auction Memorabilia from Sylvester Stallone films has fetched over three million dollars at a Los Angeles auction. Up for sale were props and costume items -
Afghanistan Sangin retaken as Afghan, US and UK forces push Taliban back The theatre of heavy fighting with the Taliban in the last few days with Afghan government, US and UK troops in Helmand province, Sangin district is -
Italy Ex-porn star Rocco Siffredi calls for sex education in Italy's schools Almost 23,000 people have signed a petition backing former porn star Rocco Siffredi’s call for sex education to be taught in Italian schools. In -
World News Reem Sawhil reportedly granted permission to stay in Germany until 2017 Merkel’s girl allowed to stay screamed the headline in Germany’s national newspaper Bild – Reem Sahwil that is. The teenager has reportedly been -
World News Unseasonal weather in Europe and elsewhere creates air pollution spikes Air pollution is reaching record levels in many countries, particularly in China. At least 10 cities and one province are on “red alert”. Beijing -
World News The Big Pompeii Project offers glimpse into life pre-79 AD Six major Roman houses — or Domus — have been restored and reopened to the public in Pompeii. The European Union put 100 million euros towards the -
World News Join us for live Christmas celebrations At different times and from a variety of countries you can join us for live Christmas celebrations. -
World News The 'forced' marriage that highlights Russia’s repressive new law -
World News Migrant tragedy: at least 20 people drown in the Aegean Sea An overcrowded boat has sunk off the coast of Turkey, killing at least 20 people trying to make their way to Europe. The Turkish Coast Guard -
Sport Best of 2015: Annus Horribilis for FIFA and IAAF Annus horribilis – a horrible or disastrous year. This Latin phrase can certainly be used to describe 2015 for two of sport’s most powerful world -
Belgium Belgian police arrest ninth Paris suspect in Brussels Belgian police have arrested a ninth suspect on their soil suspected of being involved in the November attacks in Paris. The man, named as Abdoullah -
World News US Cold War nuclear target list released Document shows how US Air Force proposed to drop atomic weapons on densly populated areas and target civilians in big cities. -
Economy European retailers strike early with sales after autumn disappoints High street heaven for shoppers as stores offer clothing bargains after warm autumn, but fears about terror take the fun out of bargain-hunting in France -
China UK and others issue security warning to nationals in Sanlitun, Beijing The UK, US, France and Australia have made the unusual move of issuing security warnings to their nationals in one particular Beijing district -
World News Bethlehem: Christmas in the birthplace of Christianity Bethlehem, the birthplace of Christianity, prepares to celebrate Christmas, despite the recent wave of deadly violence in the region. -
World News At least 25 killed in Saudi hospital fire Intensive Care and Maternity affected -
Thailand Backpackers: two men sentenced to death for 2014 Thai murders Hannah Witheridge and David Miller found dead on island beach -
USA Festive period hails deadly tornado season in US With the festive period comes the onset of tornado season in the US. Severe storms across the south and midwest have killed at least seven people and -
No Comment The emperor's birthday Thousands of well-wishers gathered at the Tokyo Imperial Palace on Wednesday (December 23) to celebrate Japanese figurehead’s 82nd birthday. Some -
No Comment Ride that sleigh, again! He’s coming to the end of the busiest time of the year. It’s that time again, when Santa Claus, aka Father Christmas, aka Julgubben, aka Joulupukki -
Japan Four nuclear reactors to reopen in Japan Nuclear restart on track after court win -
Saudi Arabia More than 20 dead in Saudi hospital fire Blaze started in intensive care and maternity -
Spain El Gordo: Senegalese migrant rescued from Med shares top prize Residents of Roquetas de Mar in southern Spain celebrated on Wednesday as news emerged that all 1,600 winning tickets in this year’s El Gordo lottery -
Afghanistan Afghan authorities deny Sangin has fallen to Taliban Fighting continues across Afghanistan’s Helmand province as Taliban forces overrun the town of Sangin. But officials deny that police and government -
USA UN Security council backs Libya unity government The United Nations Security Council has unanimously endorsed an agreement between Libya’s warring factions to form a national unity government. Four