20 March 2015 | Euronews
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Tunisia Spanish victims of Tunis museum attack are repatriated A plane carrying the bodies of two Spanish victims of the Tunis museum attack has arrived in Barcelona. Survivors have also travelled home after -
Ukraine Turkey supports Ukraine, but not at the expense of relations with Russia Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has offered Ukraine a 46.2 million-euro loan to help cover the country’s budget deficit. During a visit to -
Yemen Yemen rocked by multiple suicide bombings at mosques Suicide bombers have attacked two mosques in the Yemeni capital Sana'a killing at least 126 people and wounding scores more. -
Sport Cherniak celebrates maiden Grand Prix gold in Tbilisi The second IJF Grand Prix of the season began on Friday. Day one of three of the Tbilisi Grand Prix saw five gold medals up for grabs. World number -
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Switzerland Deadlocked Iran nuclear talks suspended Iran and six world powers have broken off nuclear talks in Lausanne. Negotiations were suspended so the Iranian delegates could attend the funeral of -
Sport Prevc triumphs in Planica The Slovenian fans certainly got their moneys worth on Friday as the ski jumping season heads towards a thrilling climax. Peter Prevc won the -
Italy Italy: Transport minister resigns amid major corruption scandal Maurizio Lupi has resigned as Italy’s Transport and Infrastructure Minister in the wake of the biggest corruption scandal of its kind since the early -
USA Mississippi lynching? Black man found dead hanging from tree -
France Picasso's electrician found guilty of stealing artworks A court in Grasse, in the south of France, has found a couple guilty of stealing 271 artworks by Picasso. Pierre and Danielle Le Guennec were each -
Europe News EU leaders vow to stand by Tunisia EU leaders have pledged to boost security cooperation with Tunisia following an Islamist attack in the country’s capital on Wednesday. With -
World News Millions enjoy 'the best eclipse in years' Millions of people have enjoyed watching what astronomers are calling ‘the best solar eclipse in years.’ Some of the clearest views were from Norway -
World News Why has the EU backed plans for an energy union? -
India Reaching new heights: Parents in India scale walls to 'help students cheat' Cheating in school exams in the eastern Indian state of Bihar has, quite literally, reached new heights. Videos have emerged of people scaling the -
World Cash-strapped Greece struggles to meet education challenge How is education in Greece surviving the country’s tough austerity measures? What are the new government’s plans? And how can Greece tackle the issue -
Tunisia Tunisia marks independence day in defiance of attacks Thousands of Tunisians have turned out to mark Independence day showing their defiance against the militants who attacked the Bardo museum earlier this week. -
Cinema Oscar-winning doc 'Citizenfour' chronicles Edward Snowden's 'Citizenfour' chronicles Edward Snowden's exchanges with journalists in a Hong Kong hotel room as he reveals the scale of the US government's spying programme at home and abroad. -
Europe News EU offers 'unspent' aid to Greece in return for reform EU officials said on Friday that Greece must unveil a list of reforms before getting any more bailout cash. The country’s international creditors -
Sport Switzerland win team event at World Cup finals Switzerland stunned the bigger guns to win the Nations Team Event at the World Cup season finals in Meribel. The action-packed parallel event saw -
Tunisia Tunisian tourism braces for terror attack backlash Italian cruise ship the Splendida left Tunis harbour on course for Barcelona without nine of its passengers, as they had been killed in Wednesday’s -
Culture news Al Capone Miami Beach mansion restored for video sets The new owners of Al Capone's house in Miami Beach are restoring the property as they hope to rent it out for commercial, photo and movie productions and cash in on the U.S. gangster's mystique. -
Sport Atletico and Reral Madrid to meet in Champions League quarter-final The draw for the Champions League quarter-final stage took place on Friday at Uefa’s headquarters in Nyon Switzerland. Atletico Madrid were drawn -
World Tunisia and international tourists suffer ISIL terrorism Terrorism struck Tunisia this week — a massacre at the capital’s national museum, claiming 23 victims, all but one of them foreign tourists. Swiss -
Kazakhstan Putin in Kazakhstan for talks Russian president Vladimir Putin has met with the president of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko, and the president of Kazakhstan, Nursultan Nazarbayev -
World News Under the world's radar: Stories you probably missed Italy: Cyberlegs The world’s first pair of bionic legs, aimed at enabling amputees to walk with less effort, was presented by scientists in Florence -
Yemen Yemen mosque suicide bombings death toll passes 100 At least 126 people have been killed and more than 100 others wounded in triple suicide bombings targeting mosques in Sana'a, Yemen. -
Culture news Baku World of Mugham Festival celebrates traditional music from Azerbaijan The fourth edition of the International World of Mugham Festival has come to a close in Baku. One of Azerbaijan’s many forms of folk music, Mugham -
Japan Japan remembers the deadly metro sarin attack 20 years on Twenty years ago the normally bustling Tokyo metro was brought to a standstill when a deadly sarin attack struck the city's underground system. -
United Kingdom Iranians in London prepare to celebrate Persian New Year Iranians in London are preparing to celebrate the Persian New Year, Norouz. Norouz was recognised in 2009 by UNESCO as part of Humanity’s Intangible -
India Unbelievable cheating: Relatives of India students scale building to pass answers -
Russia Your votes for the world's greatest sportspeople: official SportAccord awards -
No Comment Extreme ironing creator returns to world's weirdest sport -
No Comment Saudi Arabia conducts military training near Iraq border -
My Europe Series Drawing the line: the high price paid by Prophet Mohammed cartoonists A life in hiding is the price two cartoonists have paid for their satirical depictions of the Prophet Mohammed. Swede Lars Vilks and Kurt Westergaard -
Bulgaria Why is Bulgaria the EU's most unhappy country? -
USA US to 'reassess' relations with Israel after Netanyahu comments US President Barack Obama has told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that Washington would “reassess” US-Israeli diplomatic relations after -
World News The biggest solar eclipse since 1999 takes place over northern Europe and the UK The solar eclipse has kept people in Northern Europe and the UK looking up at the sky. As the moon moved between the sun and the earth, it plunged -
Iran Obama administration, Congress clash again over nuclear deal with Iran -
World News Videos and photos of the Total Solar Eclipse The solar eclipse is keeping people in Northern Europe and the UK looking up at the sky. As the moon moves between the sun and the earth, it plunges -
My Europe Series Why has the International Criminal Court taken so many cases in Africa? The relatively high number of cases pursued by the International Criminal Court in Africa is questioned by Euronews viewer Joseph, in Kinshasa in the -
Belgium Greece PM commits to providing list of reforms 'within days' Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has committed to providing a list of specific reforms within the coming days. European leaders have been -
World News Sydney cafe reopens three months after deadly siege A Sydney cafe has reopened for the first time since being the scene of a deadly siege. Gunman Man Monis took 18 hostages at the Lindt cafe three -
World News EU leaders agree to keep sanctions against Russia Economic sanctions imposed on Russia will remain in place until a Ukraine peace deal is fully implemented, EU leaders have agreed at a summit in -
Sweden Swedish restaurant shooting likely to be gang-related, say police Swedish police say they think a shooting at a restaurant, which left two dead, was gang-related. The restaurant, in Gothenberg, is said to have been -
Yemen Yemen: Aden hit by worst clashes in years Violence in the southern Yemeni city of Aden has left at least 13 dead. Militia loyal to the country’s former president Ali Abdullah Saleh have been -
Denmark Fending off polar bears and freezing temperatures eclipse hunters flock North Eclipse watchers are heading to the Faroe Islands and Svalbard, Norway which will be the only places to see the rare total solar eclipse, if the weather holds out.