9 January 2017 | Euronews
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Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnian Serb 'national holiday' rally sparks row Bosnian Serb leaders have been celebrating their autonomous republic’s national holiday despite a Constitutional Court ban. -
Ivory Coast Ivory Coast dismisses its security chiefs following military mutiny The heads of Ivory Coast’s army, police and gendarmerie have been dismissed by the country’s president following a two-day army mutiny. -
Sport Sands take their toll on Africa Eco racers The Africa Eco race took its field of competitors into the Mauritanian dunes on Monday. -
France Two years on, France commemorates victims of ISIL ally Amedy Coulibaly Ceremonies have been held in France in memory of four civilians and a policewoman who were killed during ISIL-inspired attacks two years ago in and around Paris. -
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USA Vacation, new book and staying involved: Obama’s retirement plans At age 55, Barack Obama will be one of the youngest ex-presidents in US history when he leaves office on the afternoon of January 20th to begin a (potentially) long… -
Hungary Hungary invites people to hang up coats for the homeless With temperatures plummeting to around minus 10 in Hungary, one enterprising charity firm has introduced an initiative to help the homeless. -
World News Trump trashes Streep: US president-elect calls award-winning actress 'over-rated' US President-elect Donald Trump has lashed out at Meryl Streep following her apparent criticism of him at the 2017 Golden Globe Awards. -
World News Ronaldo wins FIFA Player of the Year Portugal and Real Madrid star Christiano Ronaldo is the 2016 FIFA Player of the Year. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: Verhofstadt's marriage of convenience ends in breakup This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of all the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
Europe News Oettinger faces more questions from MEPs Germany’s Gunter Oettinger faced a grilling from MEPs earlier as he tries to convince them he is suitable for the post of budget and human resources commissioner But the centre right politician is sti -
Europe News Five Star Failure: Liberal MEPs reject Verhofstadt deal with Italian 'populists' Liberal MEPs on Monday rebuffed a planned alliance with Italian opposition party, the Five Star Movement. -
World News Severe snow storms wreak havoc across central Europe At least 25 people have been killed in central Europe as a result of severe frost and snow storms. -
United Kingdom Instability in Northern Ireland as deputy first minister resigns Northern Ireland’s deputy first minister Martin McGuinness has resigned from office in protest over his power-sharing partner’s handling of a botched energy… -
Cyprus 'Difficult, but possible', historic talks on unifying Cyprus begin Leaders from Cyprus have begun three days of meetings in Geneva with the aim of reuniting the island after decades of division. -
Economy German exports jump along with industrial production German exports enjoyed their steepest monthly rise in four-and-half years in November and industrial production in Europe's biggest economy rose. -
Egypt Egypt police station suicide bombing in Sinai kills 10 At least 10 people, mostly police officers, have been killed in northern Sinai after a suicide bomber rammed a lorry into a security check point. -
Business Series Fiat Chrysler US investment plans not linked to Trump carmaker criticism Fiat Chrysler's plan to invest heavily to modernise two US plants brought congratulatory tweets from Trump even though it's not linked to his pressure -
Israel Israel buries four soldiers killed in deadly truck attack Funerals have been held for four Israeli soldiers killed in Jerusalem after a Palestinian driver ploughed his truck into them. -
Cyprus The major obstacles on Cyprus' path to peace The leaders of both Cypriot communities, Nikos Anastasiadis, for the Greeks and Mustafa Akinci for the Turks, are examining the thorniest issues blocking the reunification of… -
Turkey Turkey: hundreds protest plans to expand President Erdogan's powers In Ankara, hundreds protest proposed changes to the Turkish constitution, which would expand the president's powers. -
France 72-year old held in connection with Kardashian robbery 72-year old career criminal implicated in Kardashian heist -
World News Europe's cold snap delivers a mixture of chaos and fun Europe’s cold snap hit Italy over the weekend bringing strong winds and snow to much of the country. -
Markets Pound stays low despite UK prime minister's explanation of Brexit remarks The value of the pound has slumped on fears Prime Minister Theresa May's comments meant Britain would be leaving the EU single market. -
World News Opinion: The Kindleberger trap: what are Trump's challenges with China? -
Cinema 'La La Land' sweeps the boards at The Golden Globe Awards while 'Moonlight' surprises Glitter, glamour and a gong or two at The Golden Globes. -
Sport 2017 begins with a bang for Tottenham Hotspur The Corner greets 2017 with a shock for Chelsea, and the continent's clubs back in action after the break. Plus our predictions for next weekend's standout games. -
Syria Syria's Assad 'ready to negotiate everything', if conditions are met Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has said the government is ready to negotiate on everything, including his position as president. -
Europe News 'Populist' Grillo dumps Farage, eyes marriage of convenience with federalist veteran An anti-establishment party founded by an Italian comedian and a political group led by a veteran EU federalist. -
Israel Israeli special forces dismantle funeral tent of truck attacker Israeli special forces have dismantled the funeral tent of Fadi Qunbar, the man accused of being behind Sunday’s deadly truck attack in which four Israeli soldiers were… -
Italy Bawling babies get breastfed in the Sistine Chapel Pope Francis has baptised 28 infants in the Sistine Chapel, telling their mothers to feel free to breastfeed them if they cried. -
Business Series VW exec arrested in US, British drivers sue over emissions scandal A Volkswagen executive has reportedly been arrested by the FBI on charges of conspiracy to defraud over the exhaust emissions scandal. -
Economy Eurozone unemployment unchanged in November Unemployment in the eurozone was unchanged in November at 9.8 percent with big disparities across the region and youth unemployment trended up. -
Switzerland Cyprus: healing a divided island The leaders of ethnically-split Cyprus are meeting in Geneva for a week of intense talks to agree the outline of a peace deal ending decades of division. -
No Comment Exercising their right to keep fit? North Korea holds first sports day of year North Korea has held its first dedicated sports day of the year in Pyongyang. -
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United Kingdom Travel chaos across London as Underground staff strike Millions of London underground passengers have been hit by travel chaos after unions called a 24-hour strike. -
Cinema Action and adventure in 'Assassin's Creed' ‘Assassin’s Creed’ stars Michael Fassbender Marion Cotillard and Jeremy Irons and is based on the video game franchise of the same name. -
Sci-Tech Self-driving cars could be on our streets by 2020 Driving without a hand on the steering wheel. -
Philippines Manila mania: why millions hit the streets for the Black Nazarene in The Philippines Huge crowds have come out on the streets of the Philippine capital Manila to honour an iconic statue known as the Black Nazarene. -
USA Meryl Streep launches scathing critique of Donald Trump Actress Meryl Streep took to her Golden Globe award speech Sunday to launch a biting critique on President-elect Donald Trump's behaviour -
Venezuela Venezuela's Maduro hikes minimum wage by 50 percent Venezuela’s embattled President Nicolas Maduro has announced a 50 percent increase in the minimum wage in a bid to combat runaway inflation. -
United Kingdom Chaos in London as millions stranded by Tube strike Why it is happening, what to do and where to look for information about your journey in the UK capital on Monday. -
France Kardashian: At least 15 arrests in Paris over robbery At least 15 people have reportedly been arrested in Paris on suspicion of robbing Kim Kardashian at gunpoint last October. Robbers forced their way into the serviced apartment where Kardashian was sta -
USA "La La Land" dances off with seven Golden Globes "La La Land" sets a new record with seven Golden Globes in a night marked by upsets and a stinging indictment of US President-elect Donald Trump. -
Sport Africa Eco race: Paolo Ceci clinches stage 6 Italy’s Paolo Ceci produced a stunning performance to clinch the 6th stage of the Africa Eco race on Sunday. -
Mexico Mexicans take their petrol protest to the presidential palace Thousands of Mexicans have held a protest rally in front of the presidential palace over a major hike in the cost of petrol. -
World News Iran mourns "a great man of the revolution" Iran has begun three days of national mourning following the death of former President Hashemi Rafsanjani. -
Brazil More beheadings in latest jail violence in Brazil Another prison uprising in Brazil has left four more people dead. -
North Korea North Korea's weapons capabilities "serious threat" - Washington The US has described North Korea’s nuclear weapons capabilities as a “serious threat” and that it is prepared to shoot down any missiles coming towards its…