25 March 2015 | Euronews
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France Germanwings crash: plane 'pulverised,' says journalist A French journalist, who says he was the first reporter to arrive at the scene of the Germanwings air crash, has told euronews that it appears the -
Yemen Yemen's Houthi rebels advance towards Aden Gunfire in the Yemeni city of Aden caused panic on the streets after Houthi rebel forces and their allies seized the nearby airport and air base on -
Sport Khedira set to leave Real Madrid Germany international Sami Khedira has all but confirmed he will leave Real Madrid at the end of the season. The 27-year-old, who has been hampered -
France Villages in the French Alps prepare to welcome families of air crash victims Villages around the site of the Germanwings plane crash prepare to welcome the relatives of victims -
USA Stoltenberg: NATO massively stepping up military presence in Europe As Russia and China have invested heavily in military equipment in recent years, NATO is massively stepping up its military presence in Europe. -
Ukraine Ukrainian officials arrested during televised government meeting Two high-ranking Ukrainian officials have been arrested during a televised government meeting, on suspicion of corruption. The head of the state -
World Germanwings crash: recovery mission 'difficult' amid bad weather Euronews corrrespondent Laurence Alexandrowicz is in Seyne-les-Alpes, close to the scene of the Germanwings air crash. She described the importance -
World News European leaders visit scene of Germanwings air crash French President Francois Hollande and German Chancellor Angela Merkel have flown over the remote region in the French Alps where a Germanwings plane -
Spain Spain falls silent in tribute to Germanwings crash victims A moment of silence was observed on Wednesday afternoon at various sites across Spain, including in Madrid and Barcelona, for the Germanwings crash -
Culture news Kate Tempest: A Cross Genre Talent http://katetempest.co.uk/about Rapper, poet, playwright – south London’s Kate Tempest is being hailed as one of Britain’s brightest and most -
France Investigators examine audio from ill-fated Germanwings flight recorder Audio from ill-fated Germanwings plane recovered from flight recorder -
Germany German school and town mourns students and teachers who died in air crash The Joseph König secondary school is in Haltern am See, north of Dusseldorf. Returning from a week-long exchange trip, 16 Joseph König teenagers and -
Sport FIFA presidential race: Blatter under fire FIFA president Sepp Blatter endured heavy criticism of his leadership when he attended the Uefa Congress in Vienna on Tuesday. The 79-year-old, who -
United Kingdom Zayn Malik quits One Direction, says he wants a normal life -
Ukraine Ukraine's oligarchs clash, president wrests control of business interests from governor Ukraine’s President Petro Poroshenko has accepted the resignation of Ihor Kolomoiskiy, the oligarch governor of Dnipropetrovsk, a key region in the -
Greece Greece commemorates National Day Thousands of Greeks braved rainy weather to line the streets of Athens for National Day commemorations. March 25 marks the start of Greece’s 1821 -
Europe News EU wants to smash barriers to online shopping Brits should be able to buy books more easily from Belgian retailers. And Belgians should be able to watch their favour TV series on British -
Yemen Yemen: a tinderbox in a Saudi-Iranian 'Cold War' shadow Strategically important at the crossroads between East and West, Yemen’s four-year political crisis has recently been escalating into a full-blown -
Nigeria Nigeria: Hundreds of women and children kidnapped, locals say Boko Haram militants in northern Nigeria have kidnapped more than 400 young women and children from Damasak, according to residents of the town -
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Yemen Aides deny Yemen's President Hadi has fled Houthi advance Aides to Yemen’s President Hadi have denied that he has fled abroad in the face of an advance by Houthi rebels, following a report quoting the -
Cinema The Sound of Music celebrates turning 50 The 1965 Oscar-winning film adaptation of the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical The Sound of Music is celebrating its 50th birthday this year. Set in -
Spain France plane crash: Spain observes three days of mourning The Spanish government has declared three days of mourning after the plane crash in southern France on Tuesday. The 150 people on board are presumed -
United Kingdom David Cameron rules out third term in office before even winning his second -
France [Live updates] Germanwings crash investigators still searching for second Black Box The French government says one of the black boxes recovered from the site of the Germanwings Airbus crash in the Alps is the cockpit voice recorder and has been sent for analysis. -
Culture news ZERO art retrospective brings light to Berlin An exhibition has begun in Berlin in honour of ZERO, the German avant-garde art movement. ZERO focused on light and dynamism and sought to give art -
Cuba EU and Cuba to quicken push for deal, says Mogherini in Havana The European Union and Cuba plan to speed up the pace of talks on improving bilateral talks in the hope of reaching a basic deal by the end of 2015, the EU's foreign policy chief says. -
USA Jewish leaders urge Washington to lead global fight against anti-semitism -
France Search resumes for clues as to why Germanwings plane crashed in French Alps Investigators in France have resumed sifting through the wreckage for clues as to why a Germanwings airbus crashed into the French Alps killing all -
USA New president 'new chapter' : Obama and Afghan leader Ashraf Ghani seek to repair toxic relations A new spirit of cooperation appears to have have replaced toxic relations between Washington and Kabul as President Obama agreed to delay a planned -
Germany German town grieves for lost pupils after French Alps plane crash Haltern am See in northwest Germany is a town in mourning. Locals held a vigil on Tuesday evening, hours after news came through of the plane crash