30 December 2015 | Euronews
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Central African Republic Counting underway after peaceful CAR election Counting is underway in the Central African Republic after an election which voters hope will end a period of Christian-Muslim violence that has cost -
World News Americas: thousands evacuated, as El Nino triggers worst flooding in decades Flooding misery continues in the US, with hundreds forced from their homes in Missouri because of rising waters in rain-swollen rivers. Scores of -
Belgium Brussels calls off traditional New Years Eve festivities over terror alert fears The traditional New Year’s Eve fireworks and festivities in Brussels have been called off over fears of a militant attack. The decision was taken -
Sport Africa Eco Race: Reigning bike champ Ullevalseter wins stage two After missing stage one due to safety concerns the Bikes finally made their bow in the eighth edition of the Africa Eco Race on Wednesday. Defending -
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World News Italian government acts to curb pollution A rise in the concentration of health-threatening dust particles causing pollution in many Italian cities has prompted the government to act. A host -
USA US: comedian Bill Cosby charged with sexual assault Comedian Bill Cosby has been charged in the US with drugging and sexually assaulting a women at his home in 2004. He has gone before a district -
United Kingdom Frank - the third storm in a week batters UK and Ireland The power of the storms lashing parts of Britain has been caught on amateur videos. In one an 18th century stone bridge in the North Yorkshire town -
Syria Syrian soldiers fight their way into strategic southern rebel-held town For President Assad’s soldiers, Russian air power has made all the difference. Syria’s military say its troops have fought their way into the -
World News North Pole hots up as El Nino shakes up world weather It seems things are hotting up in the North Pole. As El Nino shakes up weather around the world, forecasters predicted temperatures of up to minus -
World News Russia: Manhunt underway after deadly gun attack on sightseers An historic fortress in southern Russia was the scene of a deadly shooting targeting sightseers on Tuesday evening. Who was behind the bloodshed is -
World News Security measures heightened as Europe's cities prepare to hold New Year's Eve celebrations “Operation Sentinel” is in evidence on one of the most beautiful avenues in the world, the Champs Elysees in Paris. Security is tight ahead of -
Russia Russian ruble scrapes new low, no happier for 2016 The Russian ruble on the last currency trading day of the year has hit a new 2015 low against the US dollar, at one point falling to 73.20 to the -
Sport Best of 2015 Bloopers It has been a year of in scandal in football , but 2015 also featured Barcelona’s treble, Australia’s first victory in the Asian Cup, a battle of -
Indonesia Court in Indonesia delivers setback in government's fight against forest fires A court in Indonesia has delivered a setback in the government’s bid to punish companies allegedly responsible for the country’s annual forest fires -
Italy Apple 'to pay 318 million euros' to settle tax dodging dispute with Italy It is crunch time for Apple in Italy. The US tech giant has reportedly agreed to pay 318 million euros to settle claims of tax dodging there. Apple -
World News Departed in 2015 “It is said that your life flashes before your eyes just before you die. That is true, it’s called Life.” ― by Terry Pratchett (66) As the year comes -
China China-North Korea trade zone fails to get off the ground It is supposed to be a key economic gateway to reclusive North Korea. But two months after its opening, business activity in a trade zone of the -
My Europe Series Germany and Poland have a dirty big secret - an addiction to brown coal In eastern Germany some members of a little-known group claim they are being ethnically cleansed, not by militia groups, but by the coal mining -
World News 2015: a record-breaking year at auction Auctioneers have had a busy year. Hammers have been brought down around the world to seal the fate of objects which have achieved huge sums. Some -
No Comment Giant squid spotted off Japan's coastline This is the giant squid spotted swimming in Toyama Bay, northwest of Tokyo. Researchers estimate the creature is around 12-feet (3.7 metres) long and -
No Comment Waterskier takes advantage of floods in northern England Insurers could have to pay out 345 million euros in claims following severe flooding in northern England and Scotland. But, amid all the devastation -
Central African Republic Hopes high for stability as polls open in Central African Republic The polls open in the Central African Republic for elections many hope will bring stability to the country. -
USA Waiting to die: the hundreds condemned to years on death row in California Hundreds of convicted killers are languishing in limbo on death row in California. No-one has been executed in the state in almost a decade yet -
World News One dead after gunman opens fire on tourist group in Dagestan, Russia At least one person has been killed and 11 people injured following a gun attack on tourists in Dagestan, southern Russia. According to the region’s -
World News The year 2015 in 209 seconds The year 2015 will likely be remembered for the deadly terror attacks carried out by the Islamist militant group ISIL in the heart of Europe. But -
North Korea Top aide to Kim Jong-un killed in car crash in N Korea Analysts warn the death of a top North Korean negotiator could spark a possible deterioration in ties with its southern neighbour. Secretary of the -
Spain Spanish police find "birdman" held prisoner by family for pension It started off as a banal incident of public drunkenness, sad really, as a 76-year-old who lived with his sister got abusive and started harassing -
United Kingdom British couple found guilty of bomb plot and supporting ISIL A husband and wife have been convicted in Britain for planning a terrorist attack. Mohammed Rehman and Sana Ahmed Khan pledged allegiance to Islamic -
Burkina Faso Burkina Faso has first new leader in nearly three decades Former prime minister Roch Marc Kabore has been sworn in as Burkina Faso’s new president. He is his country’s first new leader in almost 30 years -
USA "Glee" star arrested on child porn suspicions Actor Mark Salling, who played the Noah Puckerman character for the six years of the hit TV series “Glee”, has been arrested on suspicion of -
Syria US and Russia get differing results in the air over Syria The US is claiming its airstrikes in Syria and Iraq have killed 10 mid-level ISIL leaders in the past month, notably a French national implicated in