4 March 2015 | Euronews
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Italy Mediterranean migrants 'forced to take to sea' There are claims that people traffickers have been forcing migrants onto boats despite bad weather, after more dramatic rescue missions. -
Russia Governor of oil-rich Russian region held in corruption probe The head of the Sakhalin region in Russia's far east, Alexander Khoroshavin, is being held in custody in Moscow, suspected of corruption. Observers believe his arrest has more to do with a fight for e -
France 'Illegal' Albanian migrant receives top award at French parliament He has been named one of the best apprentices in France. But threatened with expulsion from the country, young Albanian migrant Armando Curri was -
Mexico Mexico: Zetas drugs cartel boss Omar Trevino arrested Mexican authorities have arrested the head of a leading drugs cartel, the Zetas – the second such high-profile capture in a week. Omar Trevino, the -
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France France court upholds extradition of Kazakh oligarch Mukhtar Ablyazov The top French appeals court has rejected an appeal against extradition by Kazakh oligarch and dissident Mukhtar Ablyazov. The 51-year-old is wanted -
France France rapped by Europe human rights body on child smacking France has been criticised by Europe’s leading human rights body for failing to impose a clear ban on slapping children. The Council of Europe in -
Sport Phelps could be reinstated America’s Michael Phelps may be allowed to compete at the World Championships in Russia. The 29-year-old was given a six-month competitive ban plus -
Switzerland Kerry warns of 'gaps' with Iran and rebukes Netanyahu The US Secretary of State wound up talks in Switzerland on Iran's nuclear programme, saying that 'significant gaps' remain. -
USA Boston bombings: Relatives of victims attend start of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's trial He faces 30 charges, including murder: suspected 2013 Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev begins his trial. -
Sport Dortmund receive injury boost Borussia Dortmund have been handed a massive boost after scans showed Marco Reus’ thigh injury was only a dead leg. The 25-year-old, who signed a new -
Italy Scandal in Pompeii: Former site commissioner has assets seized Financial police seize nearly 6 million euros in assets from Marcello Fiori. The former commissioner of the Pompeii archaeological site is implicated in a tendering scandal. -
Ukraine 'No survivors' as 33 people are confirmed dead in Ukraine mine blast Thirty three miners are now confirmed dead after an explosion at a coal mine in the rebel-held Donetsk region of eastern Ukraine, indicating that -
Sport Williams shines in France America’s McRae Williams produced yet another flawless run to edge out fellow countryman Gus Kenworthy in the slopestyle final of this year’s -
USA 2013's Boston Marathon - A race the city remembers with fear The 15 April Patriots’ Day in Boston in 2013 looked like it would be like every other since 1897; a chance for the city to have a party in aid of -
Europe News Germany's Merkel rebuffs talk of new Greek bailout German Chancellor Angela Merkel and European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker on Wednesday downplayed talk of a third Greek bailout. Speaking -
Sport Lin Dan is back Olympic badminton champion Lin Dan is returning to the All England championships after a two-year break and hopes to win his sixth title, in spite of -
Sport Touchline spat Premier League managers Steve Bruce and Gus Poyet had to be physically restrained during Tuesday’s 1-1 draw between Hull and Sunderland. Former -
Russia Moscow court rejects Ukraine ex-pilot Nadiya Savchenko's appeal A district court in Moscow has turned down an appeal for the release of Ukraine's former military pilot, who has been on hunger strike following her capture last year. -
France France: Three suspects sought over 1982 Jewish restaurant attack More than three decades after a deadly attack on a Jewish restaurant in Paris, international arrest warrants have been issued for three suspects. Six -
Europe News EU will hit Russia with tougher sanctions if Ukraine truce fails, Merkel says The EU is ready to Russia with tougher sanctions if a ceasefire deal brokered last month is seriously violated, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said -
Culture news Getting back to your roots after graduation, inspiration from a Bulgarian careers fair -
Iraq Iraq intensifies assault on ISIL stronghold, Tikrit A 30,000-strong force of Iraqi soldiers and Shi'ite militiamen intensifies its assault on ISIL stronghold and Saddam Hussein's former hometown, Tikrit. -
Culture news Integrating communities with Shared City: travel the world without leaving home -
Germany 'Peed off' locals bid to flush out Hamburg's wee problem -
South Africa Stunning pictures capture Cape Town's raging wildfires Spectacular images from Cape Town capture wildfires that have raged for a fourth day in one of South Africa’s most popular upmarket tourist -
Italy Italy: Coastguard rescues almost 1,000 migrants in 24 hours Dramatic footage from Italy’s coastguard has captured migrants’ desperate attempts to reach the safety of a rescue vessel after their own boat -
Culture news David Bowie retrospective continues world tour with stop in Paris After its successful stint at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, an exhibition spanning five decades of the life and career of David Bowie is -
USA 'It was him': Tsarnaev's defence team admits his guilt in Boston bombings Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's defence lawyer pleads his guilt, but blames his brother Tamerlan for leading him astray. -
Ukraine Dozens trapped after Zasyadko coal mine blast in Donetsk, Ukraine A blast at a coal mine in the rebel-controlled Donesk in eastern Ukraine has killed at least 32 people, according to a local official. Dozens of -
Indonesia Australian drug smugglers Chan and Sukumaran moved to 'Indonesia's Alcatraz' Australians Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran are moved to Indonesia's Nusakambangan island, where they are expected to face a firing squad. -
Culture news Brussels exhibition highlights Ottoman influence A new exhibition in Belgium aims to highlight the influence of Ottoman culture on western artists. “The Sultan’s World: The Ottoman Orient in -
Cinema Top chef food doc explores ambition, sacrifice and perfectionism Dutch filmmaker Willemiek Kluijfhout’s latest culinary documentary steps into the kitchens of top chef Sergio Herman, one of only two cooks ever to -
Culture news Pop Idol pioneer Kelly Clarkson returns with new album ‘Piece by Piece’ is Kelly Clarkson’s seventh studio album. At the age of 32, the pop singer already has a successful career behind her spanning -
India Rapist's TV interview blaming women for sexual assaults banned in India Television documentary “India’s daughter” which features an interview with a man convicted of gang-raping and killing a woman in Dehli has been -
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Ukraine More than 30 dead in Ukraine mine blast -
World News Australia culls hundreds of koalas -
United Kingdom UK to sell stake in Eurostar Britain is selling its 40 percent stake in Eurostar for 804 million euros. Its part of a national plan to sell off publically owned assets in a bid -
World News Solar powered plane grounded by sandstorms -
USA Petraeus does deal and pleads guilty to avoid trial Former CIA chief and four-star general David Petraeus is to plead guilty to charges of mishandling classified information. It’s part of an -
Spain Severe flooding hits north east Spain A week of heavy rain and flowing meltwater from the Pyrenees has caused major flooding in north east Spain. The region of Aragon has been badly hit -
USA Israeli PM warns US against Iran nuclear deal and paving way to a nuclear nightmare Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu has warned the US that it’s negotiating a bad deal with Iran that will pave the way to a “nuclear nightmare”. The -
USA LAPD under scrutiny after police officer guns down mentally ill man Skid Row, in downtown Los Angeles is an area of the city where a 39-year-old homeless man was shot dead by a police officer over the weekend. Around -
Ukraine Separatists accuse Ukraine troops of blockading rebel regions Civilians living in separatist held areas of Ukraine are accusing government troops of creating an economic blockade. They say food and other -
Slovenia Slovenia becomes 11th EU nation to approve gay marriage The Slovenian Parliament has adopted by 51 to 28 votes a new law that authorises same-sex weddings -
USA Israeli PM's passion if not message is appreciated by both sides of US Congress Much had been written ahead of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s address to the US Congress – most of it in wonder at the Israeli leader’s