9 January 2016 | Euronews
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World News North Korea H-bomb test was to 'help keep the peace' says official A North Korean official said his country will continue to pursue its nuclear programme. Pyongyang’s Ambassador to Egypt explained that North Korea -
World News Artur Mas to step down, backs Carles Puigdemont as potential successor Amid waning support, acting President of Catalonia, Artur Mas says he will step down as the Spanish region’s pro-independence leader. Pro-secession -
Sport Germany triumphs on home soil Team Germany produced a stunning performance to clinch a ski jumping World Cup event in Willingen on Saturday. Local favourite Severin Freund handed -
Spain Catalonia: Artur Mas to step down as regional president Amid waning party support, acting President of Catalonia, Artur Mas says he will step down as the Spanish region’s pro-independence leader -
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World News French mosques open doors to public to promote unity and solidarity Hundreds of mosques across France have opened their doors to the general public in an effort to demonstrate solidarity with the victims of recent -
Poland Demonstrations follow introduction of Poland's new state media law Demonstrations have taken place around Poland to protest against a new public media law. Media managers will now be selected by the Treasury Minister -
Germany Women take to the streets of Cologne Women protest in Cologne city centre Follows 200 assault complaints “We want to move around freely” The news Pictures of the Day: A flashmob of -
France Clarissa Jean-Philippe remembered a year after terror attacks in France A year and a day after she was shot dead by Islamist gunman Amedy Coulibaly, policewoman Clarissa Jean-Philippe has been honoured at a ceremony near -
Germany Germany: Merkel backs deportation for law-breaking asylum seekers Thousands gather for a day of protests in Cologne -
China China's Golden Mega Mao is no more Click for eerie pics of the 36-metre monolith being torn down. The question is, why? -
No Comment Saudi execution makes Bahrain protesters furious Protesters in Bahrain took to the streets to express their anger over the execution of the leading Shia Muslim cleric Nimr al-Nimr in Saudi Arabia -
No Comment North Korea celebrates 'hydrogen bomb' test Kim Jong-Un leads his nation in celebrating hydrogen bomb test which the country claims demonstrates a major breakthrough in their nuclear weapons -
World News Tel Aviv suspect shot by police Israeli special forces storm hideout in Arara -
North Korea North Korea releases video of missile test Pyongyang ramps up the rhetoric with Seoul in the South -
Brazil Brazil: public transport protests turn violent Demonstrations turn violent on the streets of Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo. -
United Kingdom Steaming back. The Flying Scotsman returns One of Britain’s most iconic steam trains the Flying Scotsman has completed a successful test run after a six million euro refit. It was the first -
Mexico Justin Bieber asked to leave Mexico's Tulum ruins, says offical Singer Justin Bieber has been asked to leave Mexico’s ancient Tulum site after reportedly climbing onto one of the ruins, according to an National -
Denmark Denmark expels top student for working too many hours Denmark has expelled a top undergraduate for working too many hours. The country allows non-EU students to work up to fifteen hours a week at -
World News Natalie Cole's cause of death revealed as rare lung disease Natalie Cole’s cause of death has been revealed as a rare lung disease that led to heart failure. Her family said she was first diagnosed with the -
Germany Cologne police chief 'retires' after New Year's Eve mass assaults The police chief of Cologne has been “relieved of his duties” following criticism of his handling of a wave of attacks in the German city on New -
Mexico Mexican drug lord 'El Chapo' recaptured He made headlines around the world when he tunneled out of a maximum security prison through a long tunnel, but now he’s been recaptured. The -
Turkey Turkey imposes visa requirements on Syrians arriving by air and sea from third countries It is already reported that some 400 Syrians transiting through Beirut were refused boarding on two flights