6 January 2019 | Euronews
Showing 23 results
-
World News Report: Nearly all terror attacks in France carried out by suspects already known to police A GLOBSEC report says nearly 80 percent of attackers behind 22 French incidents had been on terror watchlists; 97 percent had been on radar of authorities. -
Syria US calls for Kurdish protection Bolton sets conditions on planned withdrawal from Syria -
Bulgaria Icy epiphany in Bulgaria Bagpipes and folk songs in frozen river for Orthodox celebration -
Ireland Ireland not ready for introduction of abortion services claims doctors' group A group representing doctors fears Ireland is not geared up for abortion services after they were legalised in a referendum -
ADVERTISEMENT
-
Afghanistan At least 30 killed in gold mine accident Tunnel collapses on illegal dig -
Germany Germany’s Interior Minister called to account over mass data leak Conflicting accounts given as hundreds of politicians have data compromised -
France Women march across France to show the female faces of the 'yellow vest' movement Hundreds of women of the 'yellow vests' movement marched in French cities on Sunday. -
Sport Bayern's Franck Ribery's gold steak rant earns him a heavy fine Rare, blue or gold? Bayern Munich's Franck Ribery has been heavily fined by the club after he lashed out at critics on social media over a video over him eating a gold-coloured steak -
World News Unveiling of Trump's Israeli-Palestinian peace plan to be delayed by months National security adviser John Bolton toured tunnels beneath the Western Wall in Jerusalem's Old City, drawing criticism from Palestinian leadership. -
No Comment Thousands take part in New Year calligraphy contest in Tokyo Thousands of people gathered and competed in a New Year calligraphy contest in Tokyo on Saturday (November 5), hoping to get a good start to 2019 -
No Comment South Korea's ice fishing festival lures locals and foreign tourists South Korea's annual ice fishing festival drew massive crowds on Saturday who braved below freezing temperatures to catch trout in a frozen lake. -
No Comment Fireworks light up the sky for China’s annual Ice and Snow Festival China's northern city of Harbin opened its annual ice and snow festival on Saturday (January 5) with fireworks that lit up the skies over the icy wonderland. -
No Comment Families pack Madrid streets for Three Kings parade Thousands of families packed the streets of the Spanish capital Madrid on Saturday to watch a traditional parade marking the eve of the Feast of the Epiphany. -
France France’s most senior cleric on trial over silence in child abuse Cardinal Barbarin facing demand for symbolic damages -
World News Poland shuts down 13 escape game sites due to safety flaws Past participants had criticized the safety of the escape room where the five teens died, police chief Jaroslaw Szymczyk said. -
United Kingdom UK will be in "uncharted territory" if Brexit deal is rejected, says Theresa May British PM Theresa May said that the Brexit vote would happen in mid-January, contrary to reports that she could delay it. -
Vatican Pope tells EU to stop bickering over migrant ships in Epiphany message The rescue ships have 49 migrants onboard and are stuck in the Mediterranean. -
Italy Schools could shut over Rome's garbage crisis Schools may stay closed as waste piles up. -
Democratic Republic Of Congo DR Congo election results delayed Election officials in DR Congo say the preliminary results have been delayed because they have received less than half of the ballot papers -
Russia Paul Whelan's brother fears it could take years until the former marine is freed from Russian jail The US former marine was expected to return home on Sunday. Instead, Whelan has been detained in a Russian prison over spy allegations. -
World News Pesticides banned in the West are still being used on farms overseas Such chemicals hit farmers' bottom line by limiting their ability to sell crops. -
USA Trump's dystopia is nothing like the 2019 in 'Blade Runner' or 'The Running Man' | View This version of America has kinder reality television, fewer replicants and far less government media control... so far. -
USA Trump says may declare national emergency in next few days over border wall Talks between Democrats and the Trump administration on Saturday stayed at a stalemate over the Mexico border wall.