17 March 2015 | Euronews
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USA Ukraine and Russian diplomats 'bandy words' in a bad tempered OSCE meeting A special session in Washington of the Organization for Security and co-operation in Europe brought together the Russian and Ukranian ambassadors on -
Sport Champions League: Monaco survive Arsenal scare Monaco survived a huge scare to qualify for the Champions League quarter-finals despite losing on the night to Arsenal. The visitors, who needed to -
Ukraine Ukraine votes to approve 'special status' to rebels in the East Ukraine's parliament has voted to offer limited self-rule to pro-Russian rebels in the East. -
Sport Champions League: Manchester City have mountain to climb Manchester City fans will be hoping Manuel Pelegrini’s men have what it takes to pull off a huge Champions League upset when they take on Barcelona -
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Israel Exit polls show Israel elections too close to call Exit polls show Netanyahu and Herzog tied while another gives the outgoing PM a one-point lead, while Joint List, a grouping of Arab parties comes in third. -
World Crimea's Tatars yearn for homeland one year after Russian annexation Before the arrival of Imperial Russian troops in Crimea in 1783, Bakhchisarai was the capital of a Tatar kingdom. Today’s tense mood, one year after -
Indonesia Indonesia calls off search for bodies from AirAsia crash Indonesia says the search for passengers from AirAsia Flight QZ 8501 that crashed into the Java Sea on December 28 has been called off. There were -
France France passes 'deep sleep' bill for end of life patients French MPs have voted overwhelmingly in favour of the deep sleep bill. The draft law would allow terminally ill patients to opt for a deep sedation until they die. -
Israel Netanyahu seeks fourth term in tight race Millions of Israelis have voted in a tightly fought election with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu facing an uphill battle. A strong campaign by the -
Japan Two nuclear reactors retired in Japan as it hosts UN disaster conference Two Japanese power companies have announced they will scrap three ageing nuclear reactors. It marks the first moves to permanently shut down nuclear -
Ireland Ireland honours its patron saint in Dublin St. Patrick's Day Parade You don’t have to be in Ireland to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day but in Dublin they certainly do it in style! Green has been everywhere on the city’s -
Sweden Swedish Red Cross launches retro video game scheme in airports -
Israel Israel election 2015: how the night unfolded The Israeli elections appear to have left the two main parties, Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud and Isaac Herzog’s Zionist Union neck and neck so the -
Spain Remains of 'Don Quixote' author Cervantes 'identified' in Madrid It is set to become a shrine for literary pilgrims worldwide. For underneath a 17th century convent in Madrid, investigators believe they have found -
Cinema Matthias Schoenaerts, Kristin Scott Thomas co-star in adaptation of 'Suite Francaise' Based on Irène Némirovsky’s novel of the same name, ‘Suite Francaise’ centres on a romance between a French villager and a German soldier during the -
Germany Hamburg chosen as German bid city for 2024 Olympics -
World News Australia's Tony Abbott rebuked for "stage Irish" St Patrick's Day video Ireland’s Prime Minister Enda Kenny has criticised his Australian counterpart Tony Abbott over a St Patrick’s Day video message in which he regrets -
Italy Italy celebrates 154 years of unity Italy has been marking the 154th anniversary of its unification as a single state. Events in Rome included tributes paid at the Tomb of the Unknown -
Israel Palestinian expectations low for Israeli elections The Israeli elections come at a tough time for Palestinians with Israel withholding more than 100m dollars in tax revenue as well as continued settlement building. -
Myanmar Myanmar jails New Zealand bar manager and associates for insulting religion New Zealander Phil Blackwood and two colleagues from Myanmar have been jailed for two and a half years with hard labour for insulting religion in the -
Culture news Visitors become part of the painting at 3D art museum in Manila Many museums today are cracking down on people taking photos and selfies. But one unusual museum in the Filipino capital Manila is bucking the -
Brazil Rousseff vows to combat Brazil's corruption after mass protests The Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff has vowed to step up the fight against corruption following mass anti-government protests. But she has -
Culture news Barcelona's prestigious Liceu Teatre regains lost lustre Located in the heart of the famous Rambla, The Gran Teatre del Liceu is one of the most important opera houses in Europe and one of Barcelona’s major -
World News Cyclone Pam: Clean-up begins on storm-ravaged Vanuatu Three days after Cyclone Pam, people in the shattered capital of Vanuatu are taking stock of the damage and trying to salvage what remains. But in -
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Business Series Egypt's investment charm offensive and the euro's mixed fortunes Welcome to business Middle East. In this edition we look at possible scenarios for the euro, and in the business snapshot, Egypt opens its arms wide -
Israel Israel goes to polls in tight election contest The leaders of both main parties have voted in Israel's parliamentary election. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Likud vowed he would form the next government, while Isaac Herzog of the Zionist Un -
Israel Netanyahu votes as polls open in Israeli election The Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu has voted in the country’s general election, fighting to stay in office for a fourth term. He cast his -
USA US millionaire is charged with murder after a live microphone picks up his apparent confession US millionaire Robert Durst has been charged with murder after being accidently recorded apparently confessing to three killings -
World News Tourists tell of fear as Cyclone Pam struck island paradise in South Pacific Survivors of Cyclone Pam which tore through the island nation of Vanuatu call for emergency aid as they try to salvage what they can from their destroyed homes. -
Switzerland 'Gaps remain..... but there's some progress' in talks to restrict Iran's nuclear programme Talks between European negotiators and Iranian diplomats over Tehran’s nuclear programme are said to be reaching a crucial point. The negotiations