23 December 2016 | Euronews
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Moldova Moldova's Igor Dodon sworn-in as president Moldova’s pro-Russian leader Igor Dodon has been sworn in as president during an inauguration ceremony in the capital Chisinau. -
Greece Greek annual Christmas card calls lenders 'Scrooge' Greek finance ministry seems to take aim at country's lenders with annual Christmas card depicting Dickensian miser -
USA ''Let it be an arms race'', says President-elect Donald Trump Donald Trump has reportedly said ‘‘let it be an arms race,’‘ the day after he called for the US to strengthen and expand its nuclear capability. -
World News UN Security Council demands end to Israeli settlements After the US abstained from voting, the resolution was adopted with 14 votes in favour, to a round of applause. -
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Syria Putin announces Syria peace talks in Kazakh capital as residents return to Aleppo Russia, Iran, Turkey and President Bashar al-Assad have all agreed to meet in Kazakhstan’s capital Astana to try to end the conflict in Syria, President Vladimir Putin has… -
World News Record 5,000 migrants drown in Mediterranean in 2016 More than 5,000 migrants are thought to have drowned in the Mediterranean Sea in 2016, a record figure described as “a devastating milestone” by the UN refugee agency… -
Iraq Battle for Mosul: internally displaced nears 100,000, UN agency says The number of people displaced from Mosul has nearly reached 100,000 the UN’s refugee agency says since the Iraqi army’s offensive to retake the city from ISIL. -
Sport Putin denies state-sponsored doping programme in Russia Russian president Vladimir Putin on Friday once again denied allegations of state-sponsored doping programme in the country, but admitted Russia “does have problems with… -
World News Anis Amri: from petty crime to jihad Anis Amri, the Tunisian who rammed a truck into a Berlin Christmas market this week, was well known by police and even counter-terrorism agencies. -
Malta Plane hijack must not be repeated says Libya's Transport Minister Libya's Transport Minister promises tighter controls following plane hijack to Malta. -
Malta Libyan plane hijack ended by Maltese authorities The Maltese have successfully ended a plane hijacking freeing all 117 hostages and arresting two hijackers who diverted the plane from Libya. -
Sport Kvitova determined to return to the courts after knife attack Two-time Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova addressed the media for the first time since being injured in a knife attack at her home last Tuesday. -
Germany Berlin attack: Merkel wants more failed asylum seekers expelled Chancellor Angela Merkel says she has told Tunisia’s President Beji Caid Essebsi in a phone call that Germany wants to speed up the deportation of failed asylum seekers and increase the number of thos -
Germany Suspected Berlin attacker Anis Amri shot dead in Milan The journey of Europe’s most wanted man, Anis Amri finally came to an end after police in Milan shot him dead in the early hours of Friday morning. -
Sport Chelsea's Oscar to join Chinese Super League club Shanghai SIPG Brazil international Oscar is set to swap the English Premier League for the Chinese Super League in January. -
Russia Annual Putin news conference: Tough talk and praise for Trump “We are stronger than any potential aggressor”. -
Germany Amri pledged allegiance to ISIL in video The self-styled Islamic State has acknowledged the death of Tunisian Anis Amri, shot dead in a police shootout overnight in Milan. -
Malta Malta: Hostage-takers surrender from hijacked Libyan plane Hijackers who forced a domestic Libyan flight to land in Malta on Friday have surrendered, Maltese Prime Minister Joseph Muscat has said. -
World News And also, Christmas special edition: ugly Xmas trees and deadly garlands... Every Friday, journalists from euronews’ various language teams choose a selection of stories from Europe and beyond which did not reach the international… -
Italy Berlin suspect's EU journey heaps pressure on open borders The fact the main suspect in the Berlin attack ended up in Milan while an international manhunt for him was underway is bound to fuel more criticism over Europe's open borders and police cooperation. -
Syria Aleppo: then and now Once Syria’s most populous city, years of bloody conflict have left Aleppo completely destroyed. -
Italy Berlin truck attack: Suspect Anis Amri shot dead by police in Milan The chief suspect in the Berlin Christmas Market truck attack has been shot dead by police in a suburb of Milan in northern Italy. -
Italy Berlin attack suspect Anis Amri shot dead by police in Milan Anis Amri, the chief suspect in Monday’s truck attack on a Berlin Christmas market, has been shot dead by police in Milan. -
Syria 'Dozens of civilians killed' by Turkish airstrikes in Syria At least 88 civilians have died in Turkish airstrikes in Syria, a war monitor is reporting. -
World News Melbourne Christmas terror attack plot thwarted - police Australian police said on Friday that they had foiled a terrorist plot to attack prominent sites in Melbourne over Christmas. -
USA Deutsche Bank reach multi-billion dollar settlement with DoJ Deutsche Bank, one of the biggest banks in the world, have reached an agreement with the US Justice Department over its sale of toxic mortgages in the run up to the 2008… -
Germany International hunt for Berlin suspect continues as dashcam shows attack for the first time Newly released dashcam footage reveals the moment when a truck drove into crowds of christmas shoppers in Berlin on Monday. -
Germany Two brothers arrested in Germany over terror plot Two brothers have been arrested in the German city of Duisburg, suspected of planning a terror attack on a shopping centre in nearby Oberhausen. -
World News Berlin attack suspect was arrested in Italy in 2011 It has emerged that Anis Amri, the suspect in the Berlin lorry attack, was arrested in Italy in 2011. -
Italy Italy approves bailout fund for failing banks, including Monti dei Paschi The Italian government has approved a €20 billion bailout fund, as Monti dei Paschi fail to raise desperately needed funds from private investors.