15 January 2018 | Euronews
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France Paris man stabbed to death in metro as 'onlookers film, post on social media' The victim's mother said "no one lifted a finger," when her son was attacked. -
World News 10 dead after bridge collapses in Colombia The victims were working on a sewer system when the bridge fell as it was under construction, the country's civil defense agency said. -
Greece Greek lawmakers approve more reforms in bid to end years of bailouts Defending the multi-bill in parliament, Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said the conclusion of the third review that is expected this month signifies the "closure of a long and difficult cycle." -
World News Blackbeard may have been an avid reader Conservators uncovered 16 fragments of paper aboard Blackbeard's ship, Queen Anne's Revenge, that belong to a nautical work from 1712. -
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World News Dolores O'Riordan, lead singer of The Cranberries dies at age 46 Dolors O'Riordan, who led The Cranberries to international fame, died at age 46 while in London for a recording session. -
Turkey War in Syria: Plans for US-backed border force denounced by Turkey Turkey's president vowed to "suffocate" efforts to begin training members of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) and create what he called a "terror army". -
World News Settlement reached in NYPD religious facial hair policy lawsuit New guidelines, issued December 2016, allowed NYPD officers to wear turbans in place of the traditional police cap and grow beards for religious reasons. -
World News 'My memory hasn't evolved' on Trump immigration meeting, Graham says Sen. Lindsey Graham told a local paper his "memory hasn't evolved" about the meeting in which President Donald Trump allegedly insulted African countries. -
World News Romanian PM Mihai Tudose resigns after losing party support Romania's Prime Minister steps down after his Social Democrat Party leaders withdrew their support following a party feud. -
United Kingdom How Brexit-chasing Britain tried to claim credit for a law made in Brussels Theresa May has been mocked for trying to pass off EU legislation as entirely her own government’s work. -
World News 'How can this be in 2018?': KKK flyers appear ahead of MLK Day A spokesman for the Leesburg police department wouldn't comment on the content of the posters, but said they were likely timed to coincide with MLK Day. -
Greece Protests and clashes in Athens as parliament passes more reforms Thousands demonstrated as Greek lawmakers passed more measures demanded by international lenders, aimed at securing bailout funds. -
Venezuela Fate of fugitive Venezuelan helicopter pilot unknown after shootout with security forces Oscar Perez took to social media to say he was being attaked in an operation which the government said killed five members of a terrorist cell. -
Europe News The EU's new role in the Middle East? Could the EU become an honest broker for stalled Middle East peace talks now that America has lost the trust of the Palestinians? -
World News How to be an activist for causes you believe in Don't underestimate the power of continued, small actions to change your community. -
United Kingdom First minister Nicola Sturgeon says staying in single market the only sensible option for Scotland The analysis commisioned by the Scottish Government looks at 3 options: firstly, staying in the single market, secondly, concluding a free trade agreement similar to that between the EU and Canada. And third, reverting to World Trade Organisation terms, the so-called "no deal" option. -
Europe News Brief: Fake news and Mid East peace This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from the EU's de facto political capital. -
Ireland The Cranberries singer, Dolores O'Riordan, dies aged 46 -
Italy Take a look at the latest trends at the Milan Fashion Week The latest trends from Prada's black nylon to Emporio Armani's youthful tailoring -
World News Fears of job losses in UK after Carillion collapse Thousands of people could lose their jobs after the collapse of construction firm Carillion -
Sport Giggs to manage Wales Wales have appointed former Manchester United winger Ryan Giggs as their manager on a four-year contract -
Republic of North Macedonia FYROM seeks a new name to gain EU and NATO membership The clumsily titled former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia has a problem, whilst most of its citizens want to join both the EU and NATO, until they agree on what to call their country they can't join either. -
Denmark Denmark’s elderly are EU’s online banking trailblazers Four-in-five of Denmark’s over-65s say they use online banking — far more than their peers elsewhere in the bloc. -
USA Firefighter catches child dropped from second floor of burning building The firefighter can be seen catching the child who was tossed down into his arms. -
World News 1,000 people face child porn charges after sharing sex videos in Denmark The accused range from 15 to their early 20s, according to officials in Denmark. Most shared the videos once or twice but some did so hundreds of times. -
France French families to sue retailers, dairy giant Lactalis over baby milk recall scandal Spokesman of a victims’ group, Quentin Guillemain said that they wanted above all to find out the truth, adding that the company would not be able to “buy our silence”. -
Denmark Danish police charge 1,000 young people for sharing sex videos on Facebook The case comes amid growing concern about sexting among school children and revenge porn. -
World News Man disappears with dog; dog returns home without him Forty-eight-year-old Russell Burnett was last seen on February 21, 2017 leaving his friend's house in Franklin, Maine. -
France Da Vinci Code village ‘fed up with treasure hunters’ According to legend, the former parish priest left a hidden fortune in the commune. -
Sport Ronaldo looking for Manchester United payday Ronaldo has reportedly been telling his teammates of his plans to leave Real Madrid and return to his former club after rising resentment over his level of pay -
Economy EU Parliament to vote on future of controversial ‘electric pulse fishing’ The European Commission has approved as "environmentally friendly" the controversial fishing technique, banned in much of the world, which is both praised and condemned by experts. -
Sport NBA: Minnesota Timberwolves defeat Portland Trail Blazers The Minnesota Timberwolves defeated the Portland Trail Blazers 120-103 at the Target centre in Minneapolis, Minnesota in the USA -
No Comment SIHH timepiece exhibition opens in Geneva The 27th edition of the SIHH will run from January 15 to 18. -
Europe News Brussels tackles fake news Facebook, Twitter and Google - the internet giants were all at the table in Brussels on Monday to discuss the problem of fake news and online disinformation. -
Cinema Mark Wahlberg's co-star Michelle Williams welcomes his contribution to Time's Up anti-harassment campaign Mark Wahlberg's co-star Michelle Williams welcomes his contribution to Time's Up anti-harassment campaign after it was revealed that she was only paid a fraction of his fee for re-shooting "All the Money in the World." -
No Comment The moment an Indonesia Stock Exchange walkway collapses A mezzanine gives way at the Indonesia Stock Exchange in Jakarta, injuring dozens of people. -
Spain Rajoy says Puigdemont cannot govern from far He says to be President Puigdemont must be in Spain -
Climate Now A year of extremes: 2017 hottest year ever recorded Hurricanes, deadly floods, drought and wildfires across the world as global temperatures hit new highs -
World News Your selfie filter may be contributing to a mental health crisis The filters made available to users and invisible to viewers are creating an unrealistic portrait of what people look like. -
Russia School stabbing injures teacher, 20 students in Perm, Russia A teacher and 11 children were hospitalised Monday during a knife fight at a school in Russia, authorities said. -
USA Are you the Mona Lisa? Google app lets users match their faces to famous paintings An update to a free Google app helped drive it to the top of Apple's App Store download chart this weekend. -
Russia Russia accuses the U.S. of undermining Iran nuclear deal Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov responds to President Donald Trump's claims the U.S. could lift its sanctions over Iran's nuclear missile programme. -
World News 21 wounded while trying to stop knife fight at school in Russia An attempted murder investigation was launched into a stabbing at a school in Perm, Russia, that began as a fight between two teenagers, authorities said. -
World News The next revolution in dental care is about to begin New high-tech treatments may be able to repair cavities without fillings and even regrow entire teeth. -
Economy Future of A380, the world's largest airliner in doubt Airbus says, if Emirates don't confirm an order for 36 of them Future of A380, the world's largest airliner in doubt Airbus says, if Emirates don't confirm an order for 36 of them -
World News These millennials love Putin — the world's 'most powerful politician' A creative hub in Moscow caters to a specific group: pro-Kremlin Russian youths. President Vladimir Putin is central to the group's ideology. -
Syria US is 'playing with fire', Turkey warns Turkey claims the US is 'playing with fire' over plans to set up a border force on the Syrian frontier. -
World News Al Sharpton: 50 years later, Trump is turning Dr. King's dream into a nightmare A situation this dire requires an equally impressive response. -
World News These millennials love Putin — the world's 'most powerful politician' A creative hub in Moscow caters to a specific group: pro-Kremlin Russian youths. President Vladimir Putin is central to the group's ideology. -
Travel News Half a day in Cyprus -
Cult Milan Fashion Week Designers like Versace, Prada and Dolce and Gabbana showed their A/W collections -
Philippines Thousands evacuated as Philippine volcano nears eruption A leading volcano expert in the Southeast Asian country has warned Mount Mayan could erupt "within weeks or even days". -
Norway Norwegians to Trump: We don't want to move to the US "He's not flattering us, he's not creating a wave of immigration, he's just confusing us even more," said one former diplomat. -
United Kingdom UKIP leader Henry Bolton splits with girlfriend over racist texts The leader of the pro-Brexit party says he has ended his relationship with Jo Marney after racist text messages she sent about Prince Harry’s fiancée came to light. -
Indonesia Dozens hurt as floor collapses at Jakarta Stock Exchange Dozens of people are reported injured after a floor collapsed in the Indonesian capital's stock exchange, which was evacuated. -
World News Abbas slams Trump peace plan as 'slap of the century' Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas condemns Donald Trump's Middle East peace efforts. -
Iraq Iraq: dozens killed as suicide bombers hit Baghdad market Suicide bombers reportedly killed dozens of people and injured over 100 in a busy market in the Iraqi capital. -
World News North and South Korea hold fresh talks over Winter Olympics Officials from North and South Korea hold further talks over Pyongyang's plan to participate in next month's Winter Olympics. -
World News Flake to denounce Trump media attacks as Stalinist in Senate speech Sen. Jeff Flake is planning to slam President Donald Trump's attacks on the press from the Senate floor this week, comparing the president's use of the term "enemy of the people" to describe the media to Josef Stalin's murderous regime. -
USA Trump denies being a racist President rejects reports that he used vulgar language to describe Haiti and African nations -
World News 50 people dive into water after casino shuttle catches fire 15 people were treated for minor injuries and potential hypothermia. Police said foul play isn't suspected. -
World News Kenyan school gives unemployed youth a chance at success A school is Kenya looks to give unemployed youth and young adults an opportunity to pursue careers in technology. -
World News Death toll in California mudslides climb to 20 as four remain missing Last week's mudslides in the Montecito area of Santa Barbara County, California, left drainage basins and channels clogged with debris, officials said. -
World News Trump administration to resume processing DACA renewals The decision to revive DACA was ordered by a judge on Tuesday, who called the move in September to eliminate the protection "arbitrary" and "capricious." -
France Catherine Deneuve apologises to sexual assault victims French star says there was nothing "good about harassment" in the open letter she signed with other women critcising the #MeToo movement -
World News MLK Day: Ways to celebrate and honor the civil rights icon As thousands of events take place to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., here is our guide of celebrations for this year's MLK Day. -
World News GOP Rep. on Trump's vulgar remarks: 'I can't defend the indefensible' Rep. Love said Sunday that "she can't defend the indefensible" when it comes to the president's vulgar remarks in reference to immigration from African nations. -
World News Rand Paul says it's 'unfair' to call Trump racist Sen. Rand Paul said Sunday that it is "unfair" to call President Donald Trump a racist but his recently reported controversial comments about immigrants from Haiti and African countries are unhelpful. -
World News 38 minutes of fear: How a Hawaii missile alert test went wrong The alert warned Hawaiians on their phones of an imminent missile attack. A series of bureaucratic hurdles and 38 minutes later, it became a false alarm.