2 April 2015 | Euronews
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Kenya Kenya attack: At least 147 dead; Garissa campus now secure Kenyan officials say the death toll in the Garissa University attack has risen to at least 147, but the operation to secure the campus is over. -
USA Iran nuclear agreement is 'good deal,' says Obama US President Barack Obama says the outline agreement struck in Switzerland is a “good deal” and will stop Tehran obtaining a nuclear weapon -
Switzerland Iran reaches framework agreement with six world powers over Tehran nuclear programme After eight days of marathon talks in Switzerland, Iran and six world powers have reached a breakthrough framework agreement on Iran’s nuclear -
World Iran's nuclear talks with P5 face steady pressure from ultra-conservatives The deadline has come and gone and a preliminary deal over Iran’s nuclear programme continues to be elusive. There has been lots of talking between -
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France French investigators "reasonably hopeful" second flight recorder contains vital evidence French investigators say there is “reasonable hope” that the recovery of a second black box data recorder can provide vital evidence about the demise -
Musica Don Giovanni: Schrott shines as Monte Carlo is seduced by Mozart's complex hero Mozart’s Don Giovanni', is a joyous drama that, by telling us of the feats of the unrepentant seducer, reveals the pain of longing and the agony of -
United Kingdom UK Election debate: 7 things we learned Thursday night saw the leaders of the seven leading UK political parties going head-to-head in a TV debate, a sign that two party politics is over in Britain. -
Kenya Al Shabaab kills at least 147 at Kenyan university Gunmen from the Islamist militant group al Shabaab stormed a university in Kenya and killed at least 147 people on Thursday, in the worst attack on -
Eswatini Joint statement between Iran's Zarif and EU's Mogherini is being finalised -
World Australia reign supreme at Cricket World Cup as Fiji take down All Blacks in Hongkong After 49 matches, over six weeks of battles between 14 nations consisting of the world’s best limited-overs cricketers and a few broken records to -
United Kingdom PM Cameron prepares to face rivals in UK election's major TV debate Britain’s main political party leaders go head-to-head tonight in the first and only full televised debate of the general election campaign. It has -
Portugal Portuguese movie-maker Manoel de Oliveira dies, aged 106 Celebrated Portuguese film director Manoel de Oliveira has died, aged 106. He was the last active director who had kicked off his career in silent -
France French investigators find second "black box" from Germanwings crash French authorities say they have found the second black box of the Germanwings jet that crashed in the French Alps last week, killing 150 people. The -
Culture news Mannequins like you've never seen them before in the Big Apple New York based mannequin designer Ralph Pucci’s unique approach to sculpting mannequins is being celebrated in an exhibition in the Big Apple. Three -
Syria Palestinian refugees outside Syrian capital 'at extreme risk of death' The jihadist Islamic State offensive has been closing in on the Syrian capital, Damascus. Conflicting reports say Palestinian fighters and Syrian -
Yemen Yemen: Unidentified troops arrive in Aden amid Saudi-led offensive Dozens of unidentified troops have reportedly landed by sea in the Yemeni port city of Aden. It comes as a Saudi Arabia-led operation against Shiite -
Culture news Heavy metal icons Def Leppard to launch tour, album and cruise They are one of the best-selling bands of all time, with more than 100 million albums sold worldwide over a career spanning more than three decades -
World News Manoel de Oliveira: A long and successful movie-making career Celebrated Portuguese film director Manoel de Oliveira has died, aged 106. He was believed to be the world’s oldest movie-maker. Born in Porto on 12 -
Cinema 'Furious 7' a fitting homage to Paul Walker says cast Set to hit cinema theatres in 60 different countries, the latest installment of the ‘Fast and Furious’ saga is one of the widest releases of all -
Kenya Kenya university raid could be "revenge for slain militants" A hostage siege is continuing at a Kenyan university attacked by Somali Islamist gunmen this morning. At least 14 people are said to have been -
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Kenya Somali Islamists claim deadly attack on Kenyan university A hostage siege is now underway at a Kenyan university attacked by Somali Islamist gunmen this morning. The number of people wounded has reportedly -
Europe News Director takes Jihad to Belgian theatre Jihad, a word that strikes fear into many Europeans and a term Belgian director Ismael Saidi couldn’t resist when he named his first stage -
My Europe Series Lost in France: the nightmare for migrants and local residents in Calais We had great expectations... good politics, justice and humanity. But some people when they come here..our life is not even like that of a dog. -
Switzerland Iran nuclear talks enter day eight with progress made but no deal drafted Negotiations continued deep into the night in Lausanne between Iran and the 5 +1 group of world powers over Tehran’s nuclear programme. Progress is -
Yemen Heavy fighting in central Aden's crater district -
Nigeria Boko Haram, the few thousand terrorising millions of Nigerians Inspired by once cutting edge civilisation, now anti-modern The Sunni jihadist movement Boko Haram was founded in 2002. It began peacefully, with the -
Culture news Established and rising talents rub shoulders at Fashion Pakistan Week Fashion Pakistan Week opened with one of the most eagerly-awaited collections by promising young talent Sania Maskatiya. Best known for their -
Egypt Egyptian troops killed in militant attacks in the Sinai Peninsula Egyptian security forces have come under attack in a number of locations in the Sinai Peninsula. Authorities say 15 soldiers and two civilians have -
Russia Russian air sea rescue in hunt for missing sailors after trawler sinks with 132 on board Air sea rescue services are continuing the search for 15 missing sailors after a Russian trawler sank off the Kamchatka peninsula. The Dalniy Vostok -
Germany Germanwings co-pilot lied to doctors, Bild reports -
Syria Nine British nationals allegedly en route to Syria detained in Turkey Nine British nationals have been detained by Turkish authorities on suspicion of trying to enter Syria illegally. They were taken into custody in the -
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Kenya Gunmen attack university in Kenya close to the border with Somalia Gunmen have launched an attack on a university campus in north east Kenya, killing at least 14 people and wounding at least 65 others. Somali -
Iran Washington's patience runs thin as Iran nuclear talks overrun As the talks with Iran over its nuclear programme stretch out, American patience is running thin. Domestically it is getting increasingly -
Russia Russian trawler sinks in freezing Western Pacific Ocean A Russian trawler with around 130 people on board has sunk in the Western Pacific Ocean off Russia’s eastern coast. The vessel went down near the -
Chad As Chad's army battles Boko Haram its people find themselves on the front line in the fight Chad’s army reported its forces had killed hundreds of Boko Haram militants in clashes in Northern Nigeria on Wednesday. But as its army becomes -
Italy The Vatican and Italy agree new deal to end banking secrecy The Vatican and Italy signed a financial information sharing agreement on Wednesday in which the Holy See pledged full cooperation and transparency -
United Kingdom UK couple win second lottery jackpot Most people would count themselves extremely lucky to win a million pounds on the lottery once. But a couple from England have just hit the million