14 February 2016 | Euronews
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World News Judge's death sparks battle for US Supreme Court Control of the US Supreme Court has taken centre stage in the country’s presidential campaign with the death of one of its most conservative judges -
World News There can be 'no dialogue with the devil' says Pope Francis Pope Francis has celebrated Mass in one of Mexico’s poorest and most dangerous cities: Ecatepec where murders, kidnappings and extortion are rife -
Sport Tennis: Klizan beats Monfils to win Rotterdam Open Martin Klizan maintained his winning streak in ATP finals to make it four out of four as came from a set down to beat Gael Monfils at the World -
Spain Madrid People's Party leader resigns amid corruption probe The head of the Madrid branch of Spain’s ruling People’s Party has resigned after a police probe into party corruption. Esperanza Aguirre said she -
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Sport France's Sebastien Ogier rules the roost after shortened Sweden Rally There was no surprise in the result of the Sweden Rally but plenty of suspense as Sebastien Ogier had a thrilling drive to finish top. Having led -
Sport Six Nations: England run riot over Italy in Rome In the Six Nations, Bath centre Jonathan Joseph sent an emphatic message to his doubters on Sunday with a hat-trick of tries as England trampled -
Sport Neureuther celebrates first win of season as ski returns to Yuzawa Naeba Yalcin Ademoglu is this week’s guide through the sporting winter wonderland and the 11th episode of Gravity. On Sunday in Japan, the German skier -
Central African Republic Polls close in Central African Republic presidential run-off vote Voting has ended in Central African Republic’s (CAR)presidential election second-round run-off. Sunday’s vote will bring to an end two years of -
Spain Skiving worker ordered to pay 27,000 euros to Spanish employer A skiving civil servant has been ordered to pay back nearly 27,000 euros after it was found he was claiming wages for years in which he didn’t work -
Afghanistan Women and children bear the brunt of violence in Afghanistan Civilian injuries in Afghanistan’s long war with the Taliban rose last year, with women and children again bearing the brunt of the violence, the -
Syria Russia and US to boost cooperation to implement Syria ceasefire deal, says Kremlin Russia and the US have agreed to intensify diplomatic and other cooperation to implement an agreement on Syria, struck in Munich. That, from the -
Turkey Turkish military shells Kurdish-backed positions in Syria for second day The Turkish army shelled positions held by Kurdish-backed fighters in northern Syria for a second day on Sunday (February 14), killing two fighters -
World Medvedev: Syria, Ukraine and the economic crisis - an exclusive interview Russia is increasingly feared by many in the West as a growing security threat, yet paradoxically it’s one of the key players in finding a solution -
Sweden British indie band members reported killed in Sweden car crash Members of British indie band Viola Beach have reportedly been killed in a car crash in Sweden. The Foreign Office in London has confirmed that five -
Belgium Belgian romantics take plunge in sea to celebrate Valentine's weekend Forget flowers and chocolates. Belgians have been celebrating the Valentine’s weekend by taking a romantic plunge in the sea. Kitted out in fancy -
New Zealand Quake hits New Zealand city of Christchurch A magnitude 5.8 earthquake has shaken Christchurch, in New Zealand. There have been no immediate reports of serious damage. It is almost five years -
Central African Republic CAR: voters go to polls in crunch elections Voters have been casting their ballots in Central African Republic, in elections seen as crucial to restoring democratic rule and ending years of -
No Comment Lighting up love in Hong Kong Love was in the air in Hong Kong as 25,000 LED roses lit up the harbour front to coincide with Valentine’s Day. Originating in Seoul, South Korea -
No Comment Ai Weiwei's refugees reminder during Berlin Film Festival Chinese artist Ai Weiwei’s latest installation has seen life jackets left by migrants on Greek beaches being hung from a Berlin concert hall. His -
Egypt Cairo: Italian student Regeni showed signs of electrocution - forensic source There are claims that shop surveillance video is likely to show two men, believed to be Egyptian security agents, leading an Italian student away on -
Colombia Colombia: More than 5,000 pregnant women infected with Zika virus As efforts continue to try and stem the spread of Zika in the Americas, Colombia says more than 5,000 pregnant women are infected with the -
Mexico Pope Francis calls on Mexico's bishops to fight drugs and corruption Tens of thousands have gathered in the central square in Mexico City for a papal mass. The Argentine-born Pope Francis continues to draw huge crowds -
Germany French night at the Berlin Film Festival as Huppert dazzles again Honours on the Saturday of the Berlin Film Festival went to France; Isabelle Huppert and young director and screenwriter Mia Hansen-Løve, who has the -
Turkey Turkish forces attack Syrian and Kurdish positions in northern Syria Turkey has confirmed its armed forces have struck at Syrian army and Kurdish positions north of Aleppo, well on the Syrian side of its border with