10 January 2016 | Euronews
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Egypt Egyptian parliament meets for the first time in three years The Egyptian parliament met on Sunday for the first time in three years as President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi seeks approval for up to 300 laws issued by -
Sport Reigning champion Bryce Menzies shines in Maine Defending champion Bryce Menzies edged out Ricky Johnson in the final heat to win the Red Bull Frozen Rush off-road truck race in Maine on Friday -
Spain Pro-secession Carles Puigdemont voted in as leader of Catalonia Mayor of Girona, Carles Puigdemont, has been voted in as the new President of Catalonia. The move puts the north-eastern region back on the road to -
Sport Ullevalseter retains Africa Eco Race crown Norway’s Pal Anders Ullevalseter held his nerve to clinch the 8th edition of the Africa Eco Race on Sunday. The 47-year-old looked in control -
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Sport Lyon secures first win in new stadium Lyon’s ‘Stade des Lumieres’, which translates to Stadium of Lights, has been officially unveiled. This superb 59,000-seater arena replaces the Stade -
World News Arab League denounces Iranian 'interference' in internal affairs The Arab League has denounced attacks on Saudi diplomatic missions in Iran. At a meeting in Cairo on Sunday, foreign ministers from the -
Sport Kristoffersen edges Hirscher to clinch World Cup slalom Norway’s Henrik Kristoffersen claimed victory in the men’s World Cup slalom at the Swiss resort of Adelboden on Sunday ahead of Austria’s Marcel -
Mexico Mexico 'wishes to talk to Penn and del Castillo' over El Chapo meeting Mexican authorities wish to speak to actors Sean Penn and Kate del Castillo about a meeting they had with notorious drug lord El Chapo while he was -
World News Paris shooting: dead man now linked to Germany German investigators find evidence of seven identities -
Yemen MSF condemns strike on Yemen hospital, says four people killed Aid agency Médécins sans Frontières (MSF) has strongly condemned an attack on a facility it supports in northern Yemen. A projectile hit the Shiara -
World News Hong Kong: local anger grows as five people mysteriously disappear Five people with connections to the same publishing house have disappeared -
World News US flies B-52 bomber near Korean border after Pyongyang nuclear test As tensions heighten further on the Korean peninsula, the United States has put on a show of strength. Following North Korea’s nuclear test, the -
World News French President unveils plaque in Paris Ceremony brings a week of official commemorations in honour of those killed in 2015 attacks to a close -
No Comment Sancheoneo Ice Festival Locals and tourists brave sub-zero temperatures to take part in a popular ice fishing festival in South Korea. The winter festival is named after a -
No Comment Clashes in Cologne Riot police in the German city of Cologne broke up a largely right-wing crowd protesting against the country’s so-called open door migration policy. -
World News Rock nobility turn out for Lemmy's funeral Saying goodbye to the Ace of Spades -
World News Black Nazarene: deaths and injuries at procession in Manila Thousands gather to take part in the statue's procession through the streets -
World News CCTV shows fight between doctor and patient in Russia Officials say doctor has been charged with manslaughter after patient later died -
USA Lottery rollovers: a win in the UK but more suspense for the US Lucky UK winners pocket 66 million pounds but 900 million US dollars still up for grabs -
USA Trump urged to apologise after Muslim ejected from campaign rally Supporters say Rose Hamid's eviction from the meeting in South Carolina sends a "chilling message" to the Muslim community. -
World News Lawyers for 'El Chapo' Guzman to resist his extradition to US The lawyer for Mexican drug lord Joaquin Guzman said he will resist extradition to the United States for his client. The kingpin known as El Chapo is -
World News Cologne: Police break up anti-immigration march Riot police in the German city of Cologne broke up a largely right-wing crowd protesting against the country’s so-called open door migration policy -
World News Victims of Paris kosher market siege remembered Crowds attended a service outside a Paris kosher supermarket on Saturday (January 9) one year after four hostages and a French Islamist gunman were -
World News Kosovo anti-government rally turns violent Crowds gathered in Kosovo to rally against an EU-brokered deal to give the country’s Serb minority greater local government powers. Opposition