15 January 2017 | Euronews
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Switzerland More than 20 Swiss protesters arrested during Chinese leader's visit Xi Jinping met his Swiss counter-part and he is due to attend the World Economic Forum that opens in Davos this week -
Sport Cameron Naasz and Jacqueline Legere shine in Marseille Reigning Crashed Ice champion Cameron Naasz of the United States began the defence of his title with a thrilling win over fellow countryman Maxwell Dunne in the opening round held in… -
Sport Stoch wins again on home snow Poland’s Kamil Stoch produced yet another flawless display to clinch a world cup ski jumping event on home snow in Wisla on Sunday. -
Bahrain Protests in Bahrain after first executions since 2011 uprising Anti-government protests have taken place in Bahrain. -
Jordan Foreign and interior ministers replaced in Jordan Jordan’s King Abdullah has reshuffled his cabinet but kept on Hani Mulki as Prime Minister. -
Sport The 2017 Africa Eco Race draws to a close The 2017 edition of the Africa Eco Race has come to a close with Gev Teddy Sella reigning supreme in the motorcycle category. -
Italy Quake survivors in central Italy protest over lack of help Residents gathered in Accumoli to complain that not enough has been done to help them with cleaning up operations and reconstruction -
France Hollande: only direct talks between Israelis & Palestinians can lead to peace Major powers at the Paris peace summit send a message to Trump that a two-state solution between Israelis and Palestinians is the only way forward -
France French police arrest 10 over Kardashian robbery but still no sign of jewels One of the rings stolen from Kardashian was a diamond engagement ring worth 3.7 million euros. -
No Comment South Korea: a fish out of water Locals and tourists braved below freezing temperatures to take part in South Korea’s Sancheoneo ice fishing festival on Saturday (January 14). -
USA The end of an era for "The greatest show on earth" The Ringling Bros. -
China [Watch]: Chinese highway pile-up involving 19 cars Six people were killed and 16 others injured in a 19-car pileup on a highway in south China’s Guangdong Province on Saturday, according to the local traffic… -
Iraq Residents in eastern Mosul attempt to return to semblance of normality Markets are back selling food as people venture out onto the streets and repairs are being carried out -
No Comment Making a song and dance for Elvis Presley With an air of Las Vegas glamour, thousands of people took to the streets of the rural Australian town of Parkes on Saturday (January 14) to honour entertainer Elvis Presley in the town’s 25th annual -
Israel Palestinian President Abbas says U.S. Embassy move would hurt peace -
France Middle East peace: Paris summit to stress support for two-state solution Though the summit will call on Israel and the Palestinian Authority to re-state their commit to the two-state solution, neither side will be represented at the Paris conference. -
Kuwait Eurowings flight makes emergency landing in Kuwait over bomb scare A Eurowings flight travelling from Salalah in Oman to Cologne has made an emergency landing in Kuwait after a bomb scare. -
Spain Mass rally calls for end to Spain's dispersion policy for ETA prisoners Tens of thousands of people rallied in the Basque city of Bilbao to demand that jailed members of ETA serve out their sentences closer to home. -
Sport Teenager Sella wins Africa Eco Race Gev Teddy Sella has won the Africa Eco Race in the motorcycle category for the first time in his fledgling career following the final formality stage that took the competitors to Dakar in… -
South Korea South Korea prosecutor to decide on Samsung leader's arrest warrant Samsung's vice chairman Jay Y Lee may be the next head to roll in the influence-peddling scandal which led to the impeachment of South Korea's president. -
USA Taiwan leader visits US as Trump again queries 'One China' policy Taiwan’s president passed through San Francisco on Saturday – her second US visit this month, not unnoticed by a crowd of well-wishers. -
USA Outcry over Trump attack on civil rights icon John Lewis The president-elect slammed the Congressman's record after Lewis questioned Trump's legitimacy, prompting many to come to the veteran's defence. -
Cyprus Greeks and Turks 'fail to agree' on new map for Cyprus The two sides talking in Geneva over the future of Cyprus have reportedly failed to reach agreement over a new map for the divided Mediterranean island. -
Serbia War of words as Kosovo stops 'provocative' Serbian train Serbia recalled its train - decked out in nationalist colours - to Belgrade after Kosovo police blocked its entry into the country.