3 March 2015 | Euronews
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Brazil Italian ex-militant Battisti "not entitled to asylum" in Brazil A judge in Brazil orders the deportation of the former Italian left-wing militant Cesare Battisti. -
France Council of Europe 'set to rebuke France' for failing to ban smacking Europe's leading human rights watchdog is set to criticise France for its failure to explicitly ban smacking, according to press reports. -
Sport Commission uncovers systematic doping in German football dating back to the 70's and 80's An independent commission set up to investigate doping allegations in German football dating back to the 70’s and 80’s claims to have uncovered proof -
Egypt Court in Cairo postpones parliamentary elections A court in Egypt has delayed the country's parliamentary elections due to start on March the 22nd -
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USA Pro- and anti-Netanyahu protesters cry out from Capitol Hill Just before Benjamin Netanyahu spoke to the US Congress, several dozen protesters took to Capitol Hill expressing views both for and against the -
World News Ebola leaves damage that will take decades for W.Africa to repair Back to class at one Liberian school after a seven-month break. The Ebola epidemic had hidden costs, too, and now the disease appears to be on the -
Italy World class coma recovery centre threatened by Italy's healthcare cuts As Italy reins in spending on healthcare, a world-class coma recovery centre in Crotone is threatened by the cuts. Over the last two decades Sant -
USA Netanyahu warns US Congress against Iran nuclear deal Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has warned the US Congress that the nuclear accord being negotiated with Iran would help the Islamic -
Russia Moscow funeral: "The shots were fired not only at Nemtsov but at democracy in Russia" The funeral of the murdered opposition figure Boris Nemtsov has been held in Moscow -
My Europe Series Africa wants a 'Marshall Plan' to tackle Ebola Countries hit by the Ebola epidemic want a Marshall Plan to tackle the disease, African leaders said at an international conference in Brussels on -
Sport McLaren medics rule Alonso out of F1 season opener in Melbourne Fernando Alonso is to miss the F1 season opener in Australia on medical advise. The Spaniard crashed his McLaren at 215km/h while testing in -
Chile Volcano Villarrica erupts in Chile sparking evacuations A volcano in Chile erupted early on Tuesday, spewing heavy smoke and lava, and sparking a red alert for local residents. The Villarrica volcano in -
Switzerland Iran rejects Obama nuclear freeze demand as 'unacceptable' US President Barack Obama’s demand for Iran to freeze its sensitive nuclear activities for at least 10 years is “unacceptable” according to the -
Israel Netanyahu: Fears and lies Benjamin Netanyahu is currently Washington’s uninvited guest, deciding the electoral boost back home is worth the White House snub. In any case -
Europe News Uber 'killing our jobs,' say Brussels taxi drivers Taxi drivers in Brussels have protested against ride-sharing smartphone application Uber. The service allows private hire cars to be ordered at the -
Culture news Guggenheim Bilbao celebrates feminist pioneer Niki de Saint Phalle A comprehensive exhibition of works spanning the entire career of French-American artist Niki de Saint Phalle has opened at the Guggenheim Museum in -
USA Boston bombings trial: What to expect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev is suspected of planning and carrying out twin bomb attacks in Boston in 2013, in which three people were killed and over 260 -
Iraq Iraqi forces pursue battle to retake Tikrit from ISIL militants Iraqi soldiers and Shi’ite militiamen are pursuing efforts to retake Tikrit, the hometown of fallen dictator Saddam Hussein, now a stronghold of -
Russia Thousands in Moscow attend funeral of Boris Nemtsov Thousands of people, many carrying red carnations, queued on Tuesday to pay their respects to Boris Nemtsov, the Kremlin critic who was murdered on -
USA Artists hints at Monica Lewinsky scandal in Bill Clinton portrait -
Culture news Armani and Dsquared2 bring Milan Fashion Week to a close Milan Women’s Fashion Week has drawn to a close with Dsquared2 presenting their new collection for the upcoming Autumn-Winter season. Dean and Dan -
Chile Chile volcano eruption sparks evacuation -
Russia Thousands in Moscow pay respects to Boris Nemtsov Thousands of people, many carrying red carnations, queued on Tuesday to pay their respects to Boris Nemtsov, the Kremlin critic who was murdered on -
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Culture news British R&B singer Estelle is back with 'True Romance' British soul singer Estelle’s fourth album ‘True Romance’ is a melting pot of genres ranging from house to soul and pop. While it is anchored by -
Cinema Arthur Phillips best-seller 'Angelica' turned into psychosexual thriller Based on the novel of the same name by Arthur Phillips, ‘Angelica’ tells the story of an emotionally fragile woman, who nearly dies giving birth to -
USA USA: gunned-down homeless man had 'history of mental illness' The moment a homeless man in Los Angeles was shot dead has been caught on camera. Police say they were responding to reports of a robbery in the Skid -
Russia Anna Duritskaya, only known witness to Nemtsov's murder, flies to Kyiv Ukrainian model Anna Duritskaya, who was with Boris Nemtsov at the time of his murder, returns to Kyiv. -
Russia Nemtsov funeral: Crowds gather to pay tribute, but Navalny not allowed to attend In Moscow, mourners gather to pay tribute to murdered opposition leader Boris Nemtsov, who will be buried on Tuesday (March 3). -
Switzerland Driving the future: the highlights of Press Day at the Geneva Motor Show -
Belgium Belgium: Pegida anti-Islam march attracts 200 Antwerp becomes the latest in a line of cities to hold an anti-Islam march, under the banner of PEGIDA. -
Russia Moscow funeral for murdered opposition leader Boris Nemtsov The murdered Russian opposition leader Boris Nemtsov will be laid to rest on Tuesday at a cemetery in southwest Moscow. But first his body will lie -
Greece Greece sets out its first anti-poverty measures Greece’s leftist government is to announce its first measures to help those on or below the poverty line. They are to be approved by parliament in -
USA Obama plays down rift with Israeli PM Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been whipping up support among members of a powerful pro-Israel lobby in America, ahead of his -
USA Obama, Boehner and Netanyahu - who's playing politics over Iran? Today’s Congressional address by Israel’s prime minister has divided opinion among his supporters and on Capital HIll. Benjamin Netanyahu’s -
Ukraine Gas row between Russia and Ukraine averted - at least for now At talks in Brussels there was agreement to stick to a current supply deal