7 March 2015 | Euronews
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World News Boko Haram pledges allegiance to ISIL In the audio message posted online the leader of Boko Haram purportedly pledged allegiance to the Islamic State group which currently rules a self-declared Caliphate in parts of Iraq and Syria. -
Mali Mali PM condemns Bamako attack as act of 'indiscriminate violence' Mali’s prime minister has described a deadly militant attack in Bamako as an act of “indiscriminate violence.” Mobido Keita was speaking as he -
Sport Ruenroeng retains IBF flyweight title Thailand’s Amnat Ruenroeng overcame a nervous start to edge out China’s Shiming Zou with a unanimous points victory in their IBF flyweight title -
Nigeria Nigeria: Dozens killed as blasts hit former Boko Haram stronghold -
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USA Man rescued after attempting to walk from US to Canada across frozen lake A 25-year-old man has been rescued after apparently trying to walk from Detroit to Canada across a frozen lake. Coastguards spotted the man on Lake -
Sport Breaking New Ground While many Afghans are scandalised to see a woman in sports kit speeding past on a racing bike, the country’s female cyclists are currently training -
USA US: Helicopter crashes near hospital killing pilot A pilot has been killed in a helicopter crash in the US state of Missouri. It came down near St. Louis University Hospital, as it reportedly arrived -
USA Food truck fire triggers security lockdown at White House A food truck fire has triggered a security alert at the White House in Washington. The vehicle, in a nearby street, created a loud bang – just -
Sport Red Bull X-Fighters World Tour opens in Mexico City They are used to bull fighting down Mexico way in the city’s Monumental Stadium. And the bulls on show for the capacity 38,000 crowd were red – the -
Nigeria At least 50 killed in multiple blasts in key Nigerian city At least 50 people are reported dead after three blasts rocked the key northeast Nigerian city of Maiduguri. One bomb is said to have gone off near -
Sport Reichelt clinches World Cup downhill in Norway Austria’s Hannes Reichelt produced yet another flawless run to claim his second straight World Cup downhill victory in Norway on Saturday. Fresh from -
Iraq Iraqi forces make gains against ISIL Iraqi forces are making "rapid success" in their effort to retake Tikrit, according to the country's interior minister. -
Mali France says Mali attack will strengthen resolve to fight terrorism A militant attack, which has left five people dead in the Malian capital Bamako, is being condemned in Europe. Appearing alongside John Kerry in -
Sport Tina Maze and Anna Fenninger's rivalry hots up ahead of final World Cup downhill race Tina Weirather took the honours at this season’s penultimate World Cup downhill race held at Garmisch Partenkirchen. The 25-year-old from -
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Iraq ISIL militants bulldoze ancient city of Hatra ISIL militants reportedly destroyed the ancient city of Hatra in Northern Iraq on Saturday. -
Mali Mali: French citizen and Belgian security worker killed in militant attack Five people, including a French citizen and a Belgian security worker, have been killed in a militant attack in the Malian capital Bamako. Police say -
Russia Russia arrests two suspects in Nemtsov murder inquiry Russian authorities have arrested two men in connection with the murder of opposition leader Boris Nemtsov. -
USA US police kill unarmed black teen Police in the American state of Wisconsin shot dead an apparently unarmed African American teenager on Friday, leading to protests at the site of the -
Brazil Brazil's supreme court to investigate politicians in Petrobras corruption Brazil’s supreme court will investigate 54 elected officials in connection with a corruption scandal unfolding at Brazil’s state-owned oil giant -
Mali Five dead in nightclub attack in Mali capital An attack on a nightclub in Mali’s capital Bamako has left five people dead and eight others injured. Three European nationals are among the dead -
Austria Austrian panel rules against returning Beethoven Frieze to Jewish heirs An Austrian panel has ruled that one of Gustav Klimt's most famous works should not be returned to the heirs of its original Jewish owners. -
USA Pioneering filmmaker Albert Maysles dies at 88 Pioneering American documentary filmmaker Albert Maysles has died aged 88 after battling with cancer. Best known for working alongside his brother on -
Mexico Frozen mummified remains discovered in Mexico Rescue crews in Mexico discovered the remains of two mummified bodies on Pico de Orizaba. -
USA CIA announces overhaul to respond to 'modern threats' The CIA is making sweeping changes to how it operates, in the biggest shake-up in the intelligence agency's 70-year history with a focus on cybersecurity and digital espionage. -
Canada New video shows Canada gunman blamed foreign policy for Ottawa attacks The gunman who shot dead a Canadian soldier and stormed parliament in Ottawa last year said the attacks were in retaliation for military missions in Iraq and Afghanistan.