22 March 2015 | Euronews
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Singapore Father of modern Singapore Lee Kuan Yew dies aged 91 Singapore’s first prime minister and renowned statesman Lee Kuan Yew has died at the age of 91. Lee was the architect of the tiny city-state’s rapid -
Sport Barcelona go top in Spain after beating Real A Luis Suarez goal was the difference between the top two Spanish sides on Sunday. Leaders Real Madrid got their noses in front first with a goal -
Germany Raised tensions ahead of Tsipras' visit to Berlin Alexis Tsipras heads to Berlin, but his first official visit to the capital comes amid growing tensions between Greece and Germany. -
Spain Spain Socialists set to win regional elections in Andalusia Spain’s Socialists are set to win regional elections in Andalusia with conservativ People’s Party PP – in power nationally – coming second and -
Sport Georgians grab titles as judo continues in Tbilisi The IJF’s tournament in Tbilisi continues with some spectacular bouts of judo. In the under ninety kilo class teenage sensation Beka Gviniashvili -
France French regional vote: Polls suggest Front National has mediocre first round Initial exit polls suggest Le Pen's Front National has had a disappointing first round in the French elections, while Nicolas Sarkozy's UMP looks set to triumph. -
France France regional elections: exit polls put Sarkozy's UMP in lead Exit polls following the first round of regional elections in France suggest President Nicolas Sarkozy’s UMP Party will come out in the lead. The -
Syria Activists claim downed Syrian helicopter crew captured by rebels Activists claim insurgents in Syria have captured several government airmen after their helicopter came down in a rebel-held area. -
Sport World Cup skiing showdown sees Fenninger, Hirscher win big In this edition of Gravity we go to the French ski resort of Méribel as the World Cup draws to a close. The Giant Slalom was run on the Roc de Fer -
Yemen Is Yemen heading for civil war? Houthi rebels take over key sites in Taiz Protests erupt in Taiz as Houthi rebels take control of key sites in the city, raising fears Yemen is heading for civil war. -
USA Ted Cruz to run for US president, says aide Republican Senator Ted Cruz from the US state of Texas is about to announce his plans to run for the American presidency, according to an aide -
Spain Spain: Podemos faces first big political test as Andalusia goes to the polls Political newcomer Podemos is facing its first big test as Spain’s Andalusia region goes to the polls. Teresa Rodriguez Represented by Teresa -
World News Australia's Northern Territories battered by Cyclone Nathan Australia’s Northern Territories have been battered by Cyclone Nathan that’s brought heavy rain, winds and gusts of more than one hundred and fifty -
Tunisia Tunisia: Third attacker involved in Bardo Museum shootings Tunisia's president says police are hunting for a third aggressor following the deadly shootings in the capital's Bardo Museum. -
France Le Pen's Front National hopes to top local elections in France Voting began on Sunday in the first round of French local elections where the far-right Front National (FN) hopes to come top and consolidate leader -
No Comment ′Tide of the century′ surrounds Mont Saint-Michel -
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USA Israel-Palestine path to peace 'hard to find' says Obama In fresh rebuke of Benjamin Netanyahu, US President Barack Obama has criticised the Israeli leader’s rejection of a two-state solution to the -
Ukraine Ukraine peace deal: Moscow calls for pressure on Kiev Moscow says France and Germany should put pressure on Kiev to make sure peace agreements are respected. It comes amid reports that two Ukrainian -
Yemen UN Security Council to discuss Yemen crisis The UN Security Council will meet on Sunday to discuss the deadly turmoil in Yemen. It comes after the country’s president called for an “urgent -
Italy Pope Francis has meal with prisoners during Naples visit Pope Francis has been visiting inmates at a jail near Naples, during a one-day trip to the area. He shared a meal with around 120 male and female -
Tunisia Surveillance footage shows gunmen at Tunis museum Surveillance footage has been released, showing two gunmen at the Bardo museum in Tunis ahead of a shooting spree which left 20 foreign tourists