20 January 2018 | Euronews
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Sport Judo: Tunis Grand Prix Day 2 As the judo season hots up, the ones to watch for 2018 are beginning to shine through -
Sport Sainz wins Dakar rally Spaniard, Carlos Sainz has won the Dakar Rally in Argentina as Peugeot took their third win in a row -
Afghanistan Deadly Afghan hotel siege ends Gunmen brought terror to the Intercontinental Hotel in Kabul overnight, shooting at guests and staff and taking hostages -
No Comment Pope visits northern Peruvian town of Trujillo to say Mass to those devastated by flooding in 2017 Francis, who has often warned about the effects that climate change has on the poor, -
Bulgaria Angela Merkel is bolstered by unity message on Bulgaria visit Mekel compliments Bulgaria for its efforts on a range of issues, but insists that despite much being done for the EU member state, the hardest work had to be done at home. Bulgaria has been under fire for what some say is a lack of determination to fight corruption. -
No Comment Syrian soldier spends his downtime breeding pigeons in Aleppo The scaling down of the fighting in Aleppo over the past two years has given Bassil the chance to explore his hobby of breeding pigeons. -
Peru Pope Francis visits northern Peru to console thousands of flood-hit people Thousands in Trujillo are still living in tents after El Nino-related floods destroyed thousands of homes and left many families homeless. -
Sport Cycling: Tour down under- stage 5 Daryl Impey leads into the final stage of the Tour Down Under after finishing second to Richie Porte on Willunga Hill -
No Comment China chokes in heavy fog Chinese authorities have called for prudence when travelling as visibility plunges. -
United Kingdom Hijab-wearing model stars in L'Oreal shampoo advert Amena Khan is a model, blogger, owner of her own beauty brand and has 570,000 followers on Instagram. -
No Comment Pope continues championing of the Amazon, meets indigenous children Pope Francis continues his visit to Peru with an anti-corruption message in public while sat beside a national leader, a rarity. Last month President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski was criticised for pardoning a former leader jailed for human rights abuses, a move seemingly designed to avoid impeachment. -
France French chef Paul Bocuse dies aged 91 Former Lyon mayor, now France's Interior Minister, Gerard Collomb, announces the news on Twitter. -
Turkey Turkish President Erdogan says a ground operation has begun in Syria's Afrin region -
Switzerland Winter Olympics: 22 North Korean athletes are to compete at Pyeongchang The IOC have confirmed that North Korea will compete in three sports and five disciplines at Pyeongchang -
USA Watch: man’s lucky escape after car smashes into his recovery truck Dashboard camera footage shows the car slammed into the truck and narrowly missed the man’s head. -
World News Democrats and Republicans play the blame game US politicians blamed one another after they failed to agree a spending budget that resulted in a government shutdown -
World News Life after the White House: How Obama spent his first year out of office The former president vacationed, got called for jury duty and reached a parental milestone: dropping his oldest daughter off at college. -
World News What happens now the government is shut down? The White House and Congress failed to reach a deal on funding the federal government. Here's what what happens now. -
Romania Romanians stage anti-corruption protests in Bucharest Euronews reporter Hans Von der Brelie is with protesters in the country's capital as they demonstrate against perceived corruption in Romania. -
World News Bushfires rage at Sydney's Royal National Park The emergency services in the state of New South Wales, Australia, are escorting 200 people to safety as two fires raged south of Sydney on Saturday evening. -
Egypt Egypt: Sisi to run for second presidential term The general-turned-president is widely expected to win re-election in March -
Cult Tom Petty died from 'accidental overdose' Rocker Tom Petty died in October due to "multisystem organ failure". -
USA Americans on the march as Trump marks first anniversary in office Pro and anti-Trump demonstrators are making their voices heard -
Peru Pope condemns corruption on Peru trip The pontiff's hard-hitting speech may have made uncomfortable listening for his host, President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski -
World News Federal government shuts down after Senate talks fail The Senate failed to pass a key vote on a short-term government funding bill as a midnight deadline to keep the federal government open came and went. -
USA US government shutdown begins after spending bill fails The Senate was short of the votes needed to approve a bill to keep the federal government running. -
World News Rock legend Tom Petty died of an accidental drug overdose Tom Petty's family shared their thoughts on Facebook as the Los Angeles County coroner confirmed the cause of his death. -
World News Alleged CIA China turncoat Lee may have compromised U.S. Russia spies too Officials tell NBC News that Jerry Chun Shing Lee may have gotten 20 U.S. spies in China killed, and that the Chinese may have tipped off the Russians. -
World News Gymnasts Aly Raisman, Jordyn Wieber face down sex-abuse doctor Aly Raisman and Jordyn Wieber, members of the 2012 Olympic gymnastics team, made a surprise appearance at Larry Nassar's sex-abuse sentencing hearing. -
World News Baltimore embraces a controversial policing strategy A plan by Baltimore's new police commissioner to curb murders involves "hot spot policing," a technique that has worked in some areas but also drawn scrutiny. -
Hungary Hungary: 'Educate us for the 21st century!' students demand Thousands protested outside parliament in Budapest to call for less blind memorisation of facts and more criticial thinking and creativity -
World News Prosecutors reveal why Rand Paul was attacked by neighbor Rene Boucher, 58, was charged assaulting a member of Congress, which is a felony, on Friday months after his sneak attack on Sen. Rand Paul in November, according to officials. -
World News Teen who escaped torture house overcame tremendous odds The 17-year-old who escaped the alleged California house of horrors had to overcome mental hurdles as well as physical ones like being chained to a bed. -
Sport Dakar Rally: Stage 13 Carlos Sainz leads the pack in the 13th stage of the Dakar Rally, while Nasser Al-Attiyah pushed hard to catch him and a Peterhansel stoppage could see him tumble down the rankings -
World News Youth sports venture wins LeBron's backing The NBA star and others have invested in a social media-based sports streaming venture run by 26-year-old twins who dropped out of college.