12 January 2016 | Euronews
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Finland Finland: street patrols 'essential' but 'cannot assume authority of police' - PM Civilian street patrols are on the increase across Finland following the alleged “widespread sexual harrassment” of women by asylum seekers on New -
Iran Iran seizes two US Navy boats said to have strayed into Iranian-claimed waters Iranian military forces have taken two US Navy boats into custody after allegedly straying into Iranian-claimed waters. Ten American sailors are -
Syria UN war crimes investigate malnutrition claims in Madaya UN war crimes investigators have begun an inquiry into claims residents of a besieged Syrian town have been starved in violation of international -
France Coins, catfish, bikes and bottles: the treasures of Paris' Canal Saint-Martin It’s 4.5 kilometres long, holds 90,000 cubic metres of water and contains treasures ranging from gold coins to washing machines… The Canal -
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Sport Sainz takes control of Dakar Rally after stage nine victory Carlos Sainz took control of the Dakar Rally on Tuesday after the 2010 champion won a shortened ninth stage around Belen in Argentina. The day’s -
Denmark Denmark to seize refugees' goods to pay for their stay Denmark has agreed to back changes to its immigration laws. Among the proposals is a controversial new measure to take away refugees’ possessions -
Germany Germany's Merkel offers condolences to families of Istanbul bomb victims “Terrorists are the enemies of freedom:” a powerful statement from German Chancellor Angela Merkel following the suicide bomb attack in the Turkish -
Turkey Turkey assesses security after Istanbul suicide bomb Tuesday morning’s suicide bomb in Istanbul came as Turkey was still in shock after last October’s attacks in Ankara, which killed more than 100 -
Business Series UK oil giant BP cuts jobs UK oil company BP is set to pay the price for plummeting prices. It has announced it is to shed 4,000 jobs globally, 600 of which will be lost from -
Sweden Swedish police to investigate sexual assault cover-up claims Swedish police have begun investigating allegations of a cover-up of sexual assaults at a Stockholm music festival last August. It comes after -
Russia Moscow meeting: Russia and Japan discuss North-South Korea tensions North and South Korea were on the agenda in Moscow at a meeting of Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and the vice president of Japan’s ruling -
Economy Software rules at Detroit Motor Show Is it the car you want to buy or is it the cameras, software and sensors on board you are after? Plenty of choice at the Detroit Motor Show -
Portugal Portugal's presidential candidates launch campaigning A record ten candidates have officially launched their campaigning to become president of Portugal in elections on 24th January. They run as -
Turkey Turkey blames ISIL for bomb in Istanbul's tourist heart Germany says eight of its nationals were among at least 10 killed in a blast in the centre of the Turkish city. -
Sport Platini and Blatter still facing life bans Sepp Blatter and Michel Platini could still be facing lifetime bans from football after Fifa’s ethics investigators decided they will appeal the -
Sport Froome extends Sky contract until 2018 Two-time Tour de France champion Chris Froome has extended his contract with Team Sky until 2018, the British outfit announced on Tuesday at their -
Africanews Blackstar: David Bowie's last hurrah The death of British music legend David Bowie comes just days after the release of his latest album, Blackstar to coincide with his birthday on -
World News Ebola hits affected countries in the pockets Experts say the situation is looking up -
Culture news Homage to David Bowie at men's fashion week in London The first of this new year’s fashion weeks got off to a subdued start as the world learnt of the death of David Bowie. “I guess the thing is for us -
Turkey Istanbul blast: "I thought there was an earthquake" Turkish police have made clear the attack could have been much more devastating if the square, also known as the Hippodrome of Constantinople, had -
Turkey Most Istanbul blast victims 'were German', says Turkey President Erdogan says 'Syrian suicide bomber' blamed for attack which killed 10 people -
Business Series Marginal gain in global deliveries for Peugeot Citroen Peugeot Citroen eked out a 1.2 percent gain in global deliveries last year. A China slowdown and emerging-markets slump almost cancelled out the -
Business Series Airbus beats Boeing in 2015 order race European plane maker Airbus edged ahead of tis rival in the skies Boeing for new business last year. Figures from the Toulouse based company showed -
Germany Leipzig counts the cost of anti-Muslim protest A massive clean-up operation is underway in the eastern German city of Leipzig after hundreds of right-wing supporters went on a rampage. Dozens of -
Turkey Turkey: a rapid and remorseless response from Erdogan The Turkish president slams intellectuals and the human rights lobby for influencing debate -
Economy Calls for an emergency meeting of OPEC countries as oil prices slip Volatile trading in oil has prompted calls for an emergency meeting of the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries. Benchmark Brent crude -
Turkey Turkey's terrorism attack timeline Turkey is involved in regional and national conflicts. -
No Comment Explosion in Istanbul's tourist district A bomb has exploded in Sultanahmet Square, a popular tourist spot in Istanbul. The Istanbul governor’s office has said at least 10 people have been -
No Comment Ground Control to Major Tom – the Earth mourns David Bowie Fans around the world pay tribute to the British musical legend, who died last Sunday at the age of 69, after a 18 month battle against cancer. -
Iraq Baghdad: clearing up begins at Jawhara mall Counting the cost in Iraq after dozens die in three attacks over two days -
Cinema 'Son of Saul' earns Hungary its first Golden Globe The Golden Globe for Best Foreign Language Film has gone to ‘The Son of Saul’, a first feature by Hungarian director László Nemes. It tells the -
Cinema 'The Big Short': how Wall Street came crashing down Adapted from Michael Lewis’ bestselling book of the same name, ‘The Big Short’ traces the roots of the global market collapse seen through the eyes -
Myanmar Myanmar: Aung Sang Suu Kyi addresses peace talks It is hoped her presence will build bridges ahead of her party taking power in March -
Syria Madaya: UN aid chief calls for emergency evacuation Security Council hears reports of hundreds in "grave peril" in the besieged Syrian town -
Iraq Dozens dead and wounded in Iraq violence At least 18 people died and 40 others were wounded on Monday in a suicide bombing and shooting spree at a shopping mall in Baghdad. ISIS militants -
World News Paris attacker photos emerge Photos have emerged of Paris shooting suspect Salah Abdeslam at a French petrol station near the Belgian border a day after the attacks on November -
Venezuela Deepening power struggle in Venezuela legislature The Supreme Court in Venezuela has ruled that the new National Assembly’s decisions are void unless three banned opposition lawmakers are removed -
World News Dramatic footage of El Chapo arrest raid The Mexican government has released dramatic video coverage of the raid by soldiers on a house that led the arrest of the world’s most wanted drug -
World News Vital aid reaches thousands of besieged Syrians Humanitarian aid finally reached the rebel-held town of Madaya in Syria on Monday, bringing vital medical supplies and food. Trucks bearing the Red -
World News 'Merkel needs to go,' chant LEGIDA protesters in march through Leipzig An estimated 2,000 far-right LEGIDA supporters have taken to the streets of Leipzig to protest against the New Year’s Eve attacks in Cologne. Members