15 March 2015 | Euronews
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Belgium Thousands attend inter-faith march in Brussels Around 5,000 people gathered in the centre of Brussels on Sunday to participate in a march calling for peace and tolerance between religious faiths -
Brazil Brazil protests call for Dilma Rousseff's impeachment Hundreds of thousands of Brazilians marched peacefully on Sunday in over 50 cities around the country to demand President Dilma Rousseff’s -
Syria Kerry: US 'has to negotiate' with Syria's Assad US Secretary of State John Kerry said he would be willing to talk to Syrian President Bashar Assad to stem that nation’s violence. In an interview -
Sport Severin Freund claims fourth successive win on Holmenkollen Severin Freund claimed his fourth successive victory. His win on the Holmenkollen, his second of the weekend was a huge step towards winning the -
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France Care, not paperwork, say French health workers Thousands of French health practitioners took to the streets of Paris on Sunday (March 15) to protest against a bill aimed at reforming the country’s -
Sport Gravity: Kristoffersen breaks 4-month famine while Fenninger is on the brink Welcome to Gravity our weekly programme dedicated to downhill skiing. Norwegian Henrik Kristoffersen, who won the first slalom of the season, tasted -
Chile Chile: firefighters continue to tackle blaze Officials in Chile say they’ve now contained a raging forest fire – but it’s still not under control. Some of the 7,000 residents who had evacuated -
Brazil Brazil protests call for Dilma Rousseff's impeachment Anti-government protesters in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on Sunday kicked off a wave of nationwide demonstrations against President Dilma Rousseff. -
Italy Italian tourist guides protest over government reforms Thousands of Italian tourist guides have been protesting in Rome. They are angry about government changes to the examination and registration -
Sport Hamilton storms to victory in Australia Welcome back to Speed, our programme dedicated to the world of motorsport. Formula One’s season-opening Australian Grand Prix got underway on -
North Korea North Korea's first tourists since end of Ebola quarantine Tourists have touched down in North Korea for the first time in months. It comes after harsh entry restrictions – said to be aimed at preventing -
India Indian bride calls off wedding after groom fails maths question An Indian bride has called off her arranged wedding after her husband-to-be failed a maths question. “Lovely” became suspicious about the man’s -
Iraq Shi'ite militia and Iraqi troops continue push for Tikrit Shi’ite militias, Iranian military advisers and some Sunni tribal fighters have continued helping the Iraqi army to retake Tikrit from ISIL fighters -
Pakistan Pakistan: Christians protest after deadly blasts outside churches Two suicide bombers have reportedly blown themselves up in Lahore, killing more than a dozen people and injuring many more. The attacks happened -
Sport Di Francisca shines in Cuba Italy’s Elisa Di Francisca produced a stunning performance to clinch the women’s foil Grand Prix in Havana on Sunday. The two time Olympic Champion -
France Hyper Cacher kosher supermarket reopens after Paris attacks The Hyper Cacher kosher supermarket in Paris where four hostages were killed in January has reopened in Paris. “There we are, we are open again,” the -
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Vanuatu Vanuatu: Aid teams start arriving after 'monster' cyclone Aid teams have started arriving in cyclone-hit Vanuatu, as the scale of the disaster begins to unfold. The Pacific island paradise is now a scene -
World News China threatens 'decisive' response after alleged Myanmar bombing China says it will take “decisive” measures if Myanmar commits another attack on its territory. The threat comes amid allegations that Myanmar -
Pakistan At least 10 dead in Lahore church blasts Ten people have been killed and dozens more wounded in bomb attacks outside two churches in the Pakistani city of Lahore. The blasts, which happened -
Brazil Brazil: At least 40 dead in mountain bus crash At least 40 people are reported dead in Brazil, after a bus plunged down a deep ravine. It happened late on Saturday, in a mountainous area of Santa -
Vanuatu Tiny Pacific Vanuatu cleans up after devastating Cyclone Pam Vanuatu has been counting the cost of Cyclone Pam, which has wrecked the tiny Pacific nation and taken an unknown number of lives. The first aid -
Syria Nothing to celebrate as the Syrian Conflict hits the four-year mark The conflict in Syria is four years old today, four years during which the country has been ripped apart as the conflict has changed and become more -
Russia Russian writer Valentin Rasputin dies -
Denmark Swedish artist Lars Vilks receives free speech award Swedish artist Lars Vilks has reappeared in public for the first time since narrowly avoiding death in the Copenhagen killings last month. He was -
Croatia Throw another sheep on the oil spill Shepherds on the Croatian island of Pag may be onto a good thing with the news scientists have identified the wool from their sheep as unique. It -
Turkey Turkish Kurds rally and call for Ocalan to be freed Thousands of Kurds have taken part in marches mostly in SE Turkey calling for the release of jailed PKK leader Abdullah Ocalan. He was sentenced to