7 January 2016 | Euronews
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Hungary Hungarian PM to David Cameron over EU reform: "We are not parasites" The British PM has been in Germany and Hungary, as part of campaign to convince other leaders to back EU reform plans -
Sport Dakar Rally: Loeb continues to shine with third stage win Nine times world rally champion Sebastien Loeb celebrated his third win in this year’s Dakar Rally. The Frenchman – competing in his first Dakar – -
France Parisians gather to remember victims of Charlie Hebdo attacks Parisians gathered at the Place de la Republique on the first anniversary of the Charlie Hebdo massacre which led to 17 deaths over three days -
Sport Ullevalseter continues march towards second straight Africa Eco Race title Pal Anders Ullevalseter continued to cruise towards a second straight Africa Eco Race title in the bikes category after the Norwegian KTM rider won -
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Syria Madaya, a town on the brink of starvation, granted UN food aid by Assad The Syrian government has agreed to allow emergency UN aid into three besieged towns – including the rebel held town of Madaya, close to Damascus – -
Sport Platini pulls out of FIFA presidential race Suspended UEFA president Michel Platini has withdrawn from the FIFA presidential race. The elections are scheduled to take place on February 26 but -
Poland Controversial bill signed into law by Polish President; EU says talks ongoing Brussels says it is still in talks with Poland on the issue and it's not at the point of taking punitive mentions -
Musica Naples Nutcracker shines at Teatro San Carlo Among its remarkable gems, both natural and artistic, Naples can boast Europe’s oldest opera house, Teatro San Carlo. To see out 2015 and welcome in -
World Africanews launches vision of unbiased information, embracing diversity From the Republic of the Congo, rolling multi-platform news channel Africanews sets out to serve the continent’s more than 50 countries in English -
Culture news Ice sculpture show draws thousands near Berlin Visitors have to stand chilling temperatures but it’s worth it to see this unique exhibition in Elstal near Berlin. It took sculptors from around -
France Wolinski's last words to wife before dying at Charlie Hebdo Writer and journalist Maryse Wolinski and Georges Wolinski were together for 47 years until the attack on Charlie Hebdo separated them. His widow has -
Cinema Fan recreates very own Batmobile Taking your passion that step further – Austrian insurance trader Martin Hahn is a huge fan of four-wheeled celebrities. So he has decided to build -
World News Death trade Turkish police seize fake life jackets destined for migrants Police in Turkey have seized over a thousand fake life jackets destined for migrants crossing the Aegean Sea into Greece. -
Israel Stabbed in the back Israeli reporter knifed by boss of a body armour company An Israeli reporter has been stabbed in the back by the president of a body armour company. -
USA Natural gas leak prompts California emergency California governor Jerry Brown has declared an emergency after natural gas storage facility suffered a blow out. -
Economy European shares fell sharply but came off lows after China suspends its circuit breaker mechanism European markets fell sharply on Thursday after China accelerated the depreciation of the yuan, but came off lows after the Shanghai and Shenzen -
France Man shot dead after attacking Paris police station 'identified' A man shot dead by police as he apparently tried to attack a police station in Paris has reportedly been identified. French media reports say he was -
Europe News Getting Turkey migrant deal 'working' is top EU priority, Dutch PM tells euronews The migrant crisis, the economy, terrorism. These are just some of the big issues in Europe, as the Netherlands takes over the rotating -
Economy Oil slides below 33 dollars a barrel Oil slid below 33 dollars a barrel on Thursday as a result of rising US energy stockpile and China’s weakening currency. Benchmark Brent fell 4.7 -
Libya Truck bomb attack in Libya most deadly since fall of Gaddafi At least 60 people have died in a blast at a police training school in the north of the country -
Germany Cologne police under attack after mass New Years sex attacks Police in Cologne are being strongly condemned for the way they dealt with the mass New Year sex attacks. -
Sport Former Russian Athletics chief banned for life Valentin Balakhnichev – the former head of Russian athletics – has been banned from the sport for life after being charged with multiple breaches of -
France Charlie Hebdo warns Islamist threat ever present The cover reads, “One year later, the assassin is still at large” and shows a God-like figure in a bloody robe carrying a Kalashnikov. This is -
Culture news French comics festival marred by sexist row Just weeks before it’s due to get underway, France’s prestigious Angoulême comics festival is up in arms. The reason? Out of the 30 graphic -
My Europe Series Life after terror: survivors' stories Maryse Wolinski: “I’m still hearing that voice which said to me, ‘Darling, I’m going to Charlie’”. Daniel Biddle: “For me 7/7, from my experience -
Economy European economies face harsh headwinds from China Headwinds from China again for European economies. As China’s financial markets remain relatively closed exposure for banks is limited, but trading -
Europe News Migrant crisis: EU members told to act with more 'urgency' as Dutch presidency starts “To be strong, Europe has to be united.” The message from Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte as he marks the start of his country’s EU presidency. He -
Libya Libya: Dozens killed in truck bomb attack at police training centre Dozens of people have been killed in a truck bomb attack on a police training centre in the Libyan town of Zliten. There are conflicting reports -
France 'Paper with ISIL flag' found on knifeman shot dead at Paris police station A man said to be carrying a knife and wearing a fake suicide belt has been shot dead as he tried to enter a police station in Paris. Reportedly -
France Hollande pays tribute to security forces on Charlie Hebdo anniversary The French President François Hollande has given more details of planned new security measures in a New Year speech at the Paris police headquarters -
World News European shares fall sharply as China accelerates depreciation of the yuan There was panic on global markets for a second time since the start of the year as China accelerated the depreciation of the yuan. European shares -
No Comment North Korea: new subway train a source of national pride Why such crowds in the Pyongyang Metro? According to these images filmed by the official news agency, inhabitants of the North Korean capital took to -
No Comment Serbia: migrants face wintery conditions en route to the EU Migrants and refugees are facing deteriorating weather conditions as they make their way to the EU via the Balkans. Despite cold and snow, almost -
Yemen Tehran blames Iranian embassy air strike on Saudi Arabia Iran has accused Saudi Arabia of an aerial attack on its embassy in the Yemeni capital Sanaa. A foreign ministry spokesman in Tehran, Hossein Jaber -
Culture news Mumbai dance group fights for transgender rights A Mumbai dance group led by transgender artists is using its performance to campaign for the rights of transgender people. The group called the -
World News Charlie Hebdo attacks: five ways France has changed It’s one year since two gunmen, brothers Saïd and Chérif Kouachi, burst into the Paris offices of the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo and opened -
World News European shares tumble as worries over China intensify European markets fell sharply at opening on Thursday off the back of losses in China and across Asia. Germany’s DAX quickly declined by more than 3 -
China China stock trading suspended again as shares plunge Trading on China’s stock markets was suspended for the day on Thursday, for the second time this week, as shares, again, nosedived more than 7 -
USA El Niño-strengthened storm brings flash flooding to drought-stricken California For the second day in a row, drivers in San Diego have faced rising flood waters as another El Niño-strengthened storm brought heavy rains. Several -
World News Star Wars set to shatter global box office record Blockbuster movie “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” is on track to becoming the highest grossing film of all time. It has already shattered North -
Venezuela Venezuelan power struggle between Maduro government and legislature deepens Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has named new economy and finance ministers in a policy change as he tries to counter the country’s economic -
France France one year on from Charlie Hebdo shootings As France prepares to remember the victims of last year’s shootings which began at the headquarters of Charlie Hebdo, the satirical newspaper has -
World News Tributes pour in after death of experimental composer and conductor Pierre Boulez The French President said Boulez had been a beacon for French music around the world