23 March 2015 | Euronews
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Greece Austerity and reparations: Merkel and Tsipras agree to disagree Tensions between Athens and Berlin may be high, but Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras and German Chancellor Angela Merkel put on a united front -
Italy Pizza for the Pope as he's handed a drive-by delivery in Naples A pizza delivery with a difference…. Pope Francis was handed the drive-by delicacy while on a visit to Naples. He’s recently complained of not being -
World News Multiple pile up leaves at least 37 dead in Peru A multiple pile up in Peru has left at least 37 dead and scores injured. A bus swerved into another on-coming bus with yet a third and a lorry -
World News US Tycoon Robert Durst who is facing a murder charge is refused bail US Tycoon Robert Durst who is facing a murder charge has been refused bail after a judge deemed him a flight risk. Durst recently appeared in an -
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Argentina 'Nazi hideout' discovered deep in Argentine jungle Deep in Argentina’s northern jungle, archaeologists have come across the unexpected….! In among the lush vegetation – the ruins of a house-like -
Yemen Saudi warnings over violence in Yemen In Yemen demonstrators surrounded a military base in Taiz on Monday (March 23) protesting against Houthi militia who have gained control of the city -
World News Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan sign deal on Nile dam -
Economy A different vision, but the same goal: Merkel and Tsipras agree to cooperate Greece and Germany agree on the need for Athens to make major structural reforms as Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras makes his first official visit to Berlin . -
Economy Greece and Germany 'kiss and make up' A group of some 250 couples have told Greece and Germany to kiss and make up. Lovers from the two countries carried out an intimate protest in the -
Senegal Karim Wade son of former president of Senegal jailed Karim Wade, a former senior minister in the Senegal government has been sentenced to six years in prison for corruption. He is the son of the former -
Sport Fencing Grand Prix: Novosjolov and Shin strike gold in Budapest The second Fencing Grand Prix of the season took place in Budapest Hungary. The epee event gathered 515 of the world’s best but there could only be -
Spain Spain's Popular Party fails first election year test in Andalusia Nursing election hangovers, Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy and party colleagues have been discussing Sunday’s defeat in Andalusia. The Popular -
Afghanistan Afghans demand justice for Farkhunda Hundreds of Afghans have gathered in Kabul to protest against the brutal murder of a woman accused of burning the Qu’ran. Farkhunda, a religious -
World News Ebola virus one year after disease declared in Guinea It has killed more than 10,000 and on Monday Ebola celebrated a grim anniversary. It is one year since the disease was first recognised in Guinea -
Spain Newly reelected head of Spain's Andalusia region also expecting first child For Spanish politician Susana Diaz, 2015 will be remembered for two very important events. The 40-year-old is preparing to give birth to her first -
France New anti-pollution traffic ban cuts congestion, says Paris mayor The number of vehicles clogging up the roads in Paris was sharply reduced on Monday due to anti-pollution measures, according to the authorities. The -
Sport Barcelona and Manchester United see off arch rivals Barcelona took a major step in reclaiming the La Liga title over the weekend courtesy of an El Clasico victory over arch rivals Real Madrid. The win -
Poland All you need to know about the presidential election in Poland -
Focus Europe's ageing population: how will healthcare systems cope? -
Spain Andalusia election ushers in new pressures on governing Socialists A colossal challenge faces the regional government of Andalusia, the most populated of Spain’s regions, with 8.4 million people. From the regional -
World News Sarkozy denies far-right Marine Le Pen victory in French local elections Setting the conditions in France for a “massive swing back to the right and centre”. That’s the view of centre-right UMP party leader Nicolas Sarkozy -
Culture news Graffiti art makes a splash in Bogotá Graffiti on buildings in the Colombian capital, Bogotá, were once considered as vandalism. But today, instead of hunting down graffiti artists -
Cinema Al Pacino a soul-searching rock star in "Danny Collins" In Danny Collins, 74-year-old Al Pacino plays an aging rock star facing an identity crisis. He is still making money by half-heartedly giving oldies -
Tunisia Tunisian security chiefs sacked after Bardo Museum attack Tunisia’s Prime Minister Habib Essid has sacked six police chiefs following last week’s attack on the national museum in which 20 tourists died. His -
Germany Prospect of Greek default raises tensions as Merkel and Tsipras meet in Berlin The prospect of Greece defaulting on its debt has been raised amid a meeting between Angela Merkel and Alexis Tsipras. The Greek and German leaders -
Next Series Vision of the future: new adaptable lens to prolong sight of aging eyes As we age our eyes lose their ability to focus quickly on near and far objects. Presbyopia is a common problem that comes with aging, but its causes -
Next Series Do you know: what's better, the eye or the camera? -
United Kingdom King Richard III's coffin goes on public view Several days of commemorative events are taking place ahead of the reburial in Leicester of one of England's most controversial kings, 530 years after his death. -
Cinema Oscar-winning Danish director Susanne Bier signs new thriller Danish thriller ““A Second Chance”“::http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3305316/ stars “Game of Thrones” actor Nikolaj Coster-Waldau. He plays Andreas, a -
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Culture news Ricky Martin's single "Adios" propels new album to charts Ricky Martin talks about the success of his latest album and the booming Hispanic market. The Latino pop star's new album, "A Quien Quiera Escuchar," is out and already a hit. -
Singapore Architect of modern day Singapore Lee Kuan Yew dies at 91 Lee Kuan Yew the man who led Singapore for 31 years has died at the age of 91. The statesman is seen as the architect of Singapore’s prosperity and -
No Comment Record-breaking cyclist steps up to the plate -
USA Republican Ted Cruz to fight for the White House Republican Senator Ted Cruz has announced he is in the race to contest the 2016 US presidential election. In so doing he becomes the first Republican -
United Kingdom Ashya King 'free from cancer' 7 months after leaving Britain -
Spain Anti-austerity sentiment takes root in Andalusia The Socialists (PSOE) have emerged as winners in the Spanish region of Andalusia in a election which has produced a possible foretaste of political -
France Sarkozy's UMP party knocks National Front into second place in French local elections Former President Nicolas Sarkozy’s conservative UMP party and their allies have won the first round of French local elections, denying Marine Le -
Ukraine Both sides in Ukraine conflict accuse each other of breaking truce Both sides in the Ukraine conflict have accused each other of violating the ceasefire brokered in Minsk last month. Two Ukrainian service men are -
Yemen UN warns Yemen is on the brink of civil war At least one person was killed and several others injured after Houthi rebels fired on protesters in the Yemeni city of Taiz. Thousands of residents