29 December 2016 | Euronews
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Syria Syria ceasefire comes into force, but observers report gunfire Peace talks on Syria are expected within a month, if the truce holds. -
Syria Russia and Turkey announce Syrian ceasefire without extremist groups Syria, Russia and Turkey have declared that a ceasefire will come into effect at midnight on Thursday in Syria - but it won't include Islamic state or a group which once had links to al-Qaida. -
Kosovo Serb wall in Kosovo to be brought down by government The parliament of Kosovo has voted to demolish a concrete wall, deemed to have been erected as an act of defiance by the small Serb community in the northern city of… -
Syria Syrians express both hope and doubt over ceasefire In the hours leading up to the declaration of a partial ceasefire in Syria residents in Damascus expressed their hope that it will hold. -
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Finland Former head of Helsinki drug squad sentenced in drug smuggling scandal In a rare corruption case in Finland - ranked the second least corrupt country in the world - the former anti-drug chief was handed a 10 year sentence. -
China World's 'highest' bridge opens to traffic in China Standing at over half a kilometre high, the bridge that Chinese state media are calling the "world's highest" has opened in southwestern China. -
Italy Three dead as yacht catches fire in Italy Three Germans have died after a yacht moored in Italy caught fire. -
World News Obama expels 35 Russian diplomats, accuses Russia of meddling in election The United States on Thursday fired back at Moscow over its meddling in the presidential election, announcing a series of tough sanctions against intelligence agencies, expulsions of agents and shutti -
Sport Tevez joins the Chinese exodus with big-money move to Shanghai Argentina forward Carlos Tevez has become the latest high-profile player to join the Chinese Super League after Shanghai Shenhua confirmed on Thursday they have signed the 32-year old from his boyhood -
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Iraq Iraqi advances made in battle for Mosul, safety of civilians remains chief concern The second phase of the Iraqi offensive to reclaim Mosul from ISIL militants has begun as security forces close in on the extremist-held city from three… -
World The Emirati Amal Al Qubaisi aims to build a common strategy with the EU against terrorism The Emirati Amal Al Qubaisi is the President of the Federal National Council of the United Arab Emirates – the region’s first female leader of a national assembly and is one of the most influential wo -
Tunisia Opinion: Terrorized Tunisia -
Germany Second man arrested in Berlin truck attack investigation is released German police have released the second person they had arrested on suspicion of being linked to Anis Amri, the Berlin truck attacker. -
Sport Pinturault matches French record of wins set by ski legend Killy There has been no rest for alpine skiing World Cup competitors over the festive period. -
Turkey Turkish court grants bail to three writers on trial in Istanbul Asli Erdogan - who is not related to the country's president - is among nine journalists and writers who have gone on trial in Istanbul -
Egypt Egyptian government was 'informed' of murdered student's actions shortly before disappearance The Egyptian Secret Services have once again been implicated in the suspicious death of Cambridge student Giulio Regeni, whose mutilated body was found in February on the outskirts of… -
Spain Smog levels drop in Madrid amid unprecedented traffic restrictions There is good news for motorists in Madrid, with city officials deciding not to extend unprecedented anti-pollution traffic restrictions imposed on Thursday. -
World 2016: From a Hungarian point of view Euronews brings you the best moments of 2016 from our Budapest office. -
No Comment Palestinian child caught in IDF stakeout A group of Israeli Defence Force soldiers apprehended 7-year-old Palestinian boy, Muamen Murad Mahmoud Shteiwi on Friday, December 23, during the weekly protest in the West Bank village of Kafr… -
World News Google's 2016 most-searched review reveals Britons' interests British internet users reveal their key searches in Google's review of the year. -
No Comment Circus delights Pope Francis at Vatican Pope Francis’s weekly general audience took a rather quirky turn on Wednesday December 28 when a circus was unleashed on the Vatican. -
Russia Russia rules out explosion on plane that crashed into Black Sea Russia's defence ministry says no evidence has been found of a fire or an explosion as a possible cause for the plane crash in the Black Sea on Christmas Day. -
Philippines Philippines President Duterte ‘threw man out of helicopter’ Filipino President Rodrigo Duterte has threatened to throw corrupt officials out of a flying helicopter, while admitting that he’s done so before. -
Turkey Nine writers on trial in Turkey accused of supporting Kurdish militants Novelist Asli Erdogan - who is not related to the country's president - is among those on trial -
France French judges split on presidential pardon for Jacqueline Sauvage Despite near-unanimous public and political support the French legal system is worried about the presidential pardon for husband-killer Jacqueline Sauvage. -
Philippines War on drugs in the Philippines: cut criminal liability age from 15 to 9? President Duterte says the country is producing what he calls a "generation of criminals" and tough action is needed -
France The who, what, why, where and when of Jacqueline Sauvage -
USA Tributes redouble as Debbie Reynolds joins daughter in posterity Heartbroken Debbie Reynolds joins her daughter Carrie Fisher in the long and rattling list of 2016 celebrity deaths. -
Japan Inada visit to military shrine "deplorable" says South Korea Japan's defence minister visits controversial military shrine hours after historic Pearl Harbour ceremony. -
Colombia Colombia approves amnesty for thousands of FARC rebels The Colombian Congress has passed a law offering amnesty to thousands of FARC rebels laying down their arms. -
USA Icon Debbie Reynolds dies a day after her daughter Carrie Fisher The US actress died on Wednesday at 84 following a stroke. Her son said her last words were "I want to be with Carrie." -
World News OSCE hit by cyber attack, Russian hackers suspected French daily Le Monde says Russian hackers may be behind the breach. The OSCE would not speculate on the report.