12 March 2015 | Euronews
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Hungary Confusion over Hungary's nuclear deal with Russia Confusion reigns over the fate of Hungary’s nuclear deal with Russia, with reports from British newspaper the Financial Times that the EU has blocked -
France French say man close to Mohammed Merah is IS killer in video French officials now appear convinced the unidentified jihadi in a video which purports to show the execution of a prisoner of the so-called Islamic -
Ukraine Ukraine to start talks with creditors to plug $15bn funding gap Seeking to plug a 15 billion dollar funding gap, Ukraine has said it will begin crucial talks with its creditors on how to restructure the conflict-torn country's debt on Friday. -
Iceland Iceland drops EU membership bid -
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USA Steinmeier: Minsk process no guarantee for success but without alternative -
Cinema New film honours unsung hero who tried to kill Hitler In ’13 Minutes’, Oliver Hirschbiegel tells the story of Georg Elser, a German carpenter who planned and carried out an assassination attempt on Adolf -
Italy Italian police seize Rome restaurants in anti-mafia raid Italian police have seized two restaurants in Rome as part of a major anti-mafia raid in the city. The owner of both establishments was arrested on -
Netherlands 30,000 chickens culled in bird flu outbreak, Dutch government confirms Thirty-thousand chickens have been destroyed in the Netherlands after bird flu was found at a free-range farm in eastern town of Barneveld. The -
France Skier seriously injured after being hit by plane at French resort -
Greece Tsipras strikes deal to help Greece reform as war of words grows with Germany Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has agreed a cooperation deal with the OECD group of industrialised nations in Paris. The Organisation for -
World Ogier avoids a crash-fest for Mexico hat-trick Sports United, a show that covers the world to bring you a wide variety of sports news and features. -
World News Students in Italy protest Renzi's 'Good School' reform Thousands of students have taken to the streets of Italy to protest against education reforms, ahead of the so-called 'Good School' bill being debated in Parliament. -
United Kingdom British fantasy writer Terry Pratchett dies at 66 British writer Terry Pratchett has died aged 66, his publishers have announced. They released a statement on social media saying: “It is with -
Europe News France spends diplomatic capital by blocking commemorative Waterloo coin The Battle of Waterloo in 1815 was one of France’s worst military defeats. Napoleon Bonaparte’s men were defeated by the allied forces of Britain and -
United Kingdom Fantasy author Terry Pratchett dies at 66 -
Israel How Netanyahu's American influence wavered Benjamin Netanyahu — nickname ‘Bibi’ — was born on October 21, 1949, in Tel Aviv, but his family then lived in Jerusalem. They moved to Philadelphia -
Bangladesh Bangladesh cement factory collapses, scores trapped At least six people have died and 30 more have been injured when a building collapsed in Bangladesh. Another 50 are still feared trapped. Authorities -
Germany German court fines father who 'tried to marry gay son off to Lebanese girl' -
Iraq Iraq PM seeks to reassure Tikrit's Sunnis before imminent Shi'ite assault Iraqi forces and largely Shi'ite militia, believed to be Iranian-backed, are poised to retake Tikrit from ISIL. The authorities say action is being taken in the face of fears for the majority Sunni po -
Spain Spain’s ghost airport set for first flights - four years after it ‘opened’ -
Germany German court fines father who 'tried to marry gay son off to Lebanese girl' -
Culture news Sweet revenge for UK country singer who makes chart history You may not have heard of them yet, but The Shires have just made British music history by becoming the first ever homegrown country music band to -
Syria UN resolutions have 'failed' people of Syria, say aid groups On the fourth anniversary of the Syrian conflict, a report by several charities and humanitarian organisations finds that in 2014, the worst year of the war to date, three United Nations Security Coun -
Argentina France steps up role in probing deadly 'reality TV' helicopter crash Air accident investigators from France are already at the scene. Now five French police officers have reportedly been sent to Argentina to help probe -
Russia Russian rumour mill suggests Putin suffering poor health -
Culture news Chanel's Lagerfeld creates pop-up brasserie for Paris fashion show A pop-up brasserie named after Chanel’s founder Coco, whose real name was Gabrielle, was the latest creation by Karl Lagerfeld to show off his -
Culture news 20 years of Björk at MoMA ‘Björk’ is a new exhibition at New York City’s Museum of Modern Art which chronicles the career of the iconic Icelandic artist. Her experiments with -
USA Ferguson shootings: Debate on race relations reignites in US Fifty years after the historic Selma to Montgomery marches, the debate on race relations in the US has flared up once again. A few dozen -
Russia Russia: Five dead and up to 25 missing in shopping centre blaze A fire at a shopping centre in Russia has killed at least 5 people, with up to 25 more feared trapped under the rubble. But as emergency crews -
USA Ferguson: Police officers conscious, but mixed reports on location of shooter The debate on race relations reignites: two US officers are shot in Ferguson, Missouri, as Police Chief Thomas Jackson resigns over claims of widespread racial bias within the force. -
USA Writer, director of 'Still Alice', Richard Glatzer dies at 63 -
USA USA: two police officers shot in Ferguson, both conscious Two police officers have been shot in Ferguson, Missouri, as protesters dispersed from a protest near a police station. -
No Comment Tearful French athletes gather to mourn victims of Argentina crash -
No Comment Istanbul protest marks anniversary of Turkish teenager's death -
Iraq Battle for Tikrit: Iraqi forces 'advancing on city centre' Iraqi and Shi’ite militia men have entered parts of the city of Tikrit in a key test for Iraqi forces in their battle against ISIL militants. It is -
Kazakhstan Soyuz lands safely with three ISS crew members ending nearly six months in space A U.S. astronaut and two cosmonauts from Russia have returned to Earth after 167 days on board the International Space Station. Alexander -
USA Ferguson police chief quits after federal report into Michael Brown shooting The police chief of Ferguson, Missouri has become the latest official to resign following last year’s fatal shooting of the unarmed black teenager -
Greece Greece threatens to seize German state-owned property in compensation for Nazi massacre Greek court ruling allows for seizure of German state-owned property to compensate victims of Nazi massacre in Greek village of Distomo