3 April 2015 | Euronews
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Portugal Portugal pays final tribute to Manoel de Oliveira Portugal paid its final tribute to Manoel de Oliveira, believed to have been the world’s oldest film director. His death, at the age of 106 sparked -
Vatican Good Friday and the Passover coincide for a day of religious celebrations Friday, April 3 marks a day of religious commemorations the world over: Catholics, Evangelists and Protestants celebrate Good Friday, while Jews begin the Passover holiday. -
Ukraine Ukraine outlaws many Russian-produced police shows and films A new Ukrainian law bans films and TV shows made after the end of the Soviet Union which glorify Russian police and armed forces. The legislation -
Yemen Yemen: Saleh supporters protest against Saudi-led air strikes -
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Sport MotoGP's Dani Pedrosa comes through "successful" surgery for arm problem Dani Pedrosa has undergone what’s been described as “successful” surgery for an ongoing arm problem that has thrown his MotoGP future into doubt -
Iran Iran nuclear deal: interview with Sadegh Zibakalam One day after the historic agreement between Iran and the six world powers euronews discuss this with Sadegh Zibakalam, Professor of Political -
Sport Luna Rossa pull out of America's Cup over row about size of catamarans A row over the size of the yachts challenging for the America’s Cup has intensified. Italian challenger Luna Rossa, backed by luxury goods group -
My Europe Series Europe Weekly: Greece debt showdown far from settled This week on Europe Weekly, we discuss the continuing showdown between Greece and its creditors as the government pledges to crackdown further on -
Sport Morocco set to return to Africa Cup of Nations Morocco’s football chiefs are set to lead their international side back into the Africa Cup of Nations. The Court of Arbitration for Sport overturned -
Iran Netanyahu says Iran must recognise Israel in nuclear deal Israel has demanded that any final nuclear deal with Iran must include a commitment from Tehran recognising Israel’s right to exist. It follows the -
USA Fire destroys General Electric centre in Kentucky A fire erupted on Friday morning (April 3) at General Electric’s (GE) Appliance Park in Louisville, Kentucky, shutting down production at the -
USA US average hourly earnings increase 7 cents US employers added the fewest number of jobs in more than a year in March. That could heighten concerns over the recent slowdown in economic growth -
World Mind, body and soul: holistic approaches to learning How can sports help people not only to be physically fit but also to become socially empowered and successful? How can meditation improve learning in -
USA Sailor missing at sea for 66 days reunites with family A 37-year-old sailor who has been missing for 66 days was finally located on a capsized boat 200 miles off the coast of the US state of North -
Iran Iran: Rouhani says nuclear deal shows enrichment is 'not a threat to anyone' Iranian President Hassan Rouhani says a preliminary nuclear deal shows that his country’s enrichment work poses no ‘threat’ to the world. He was -
USA Huge fire consumes General Electric factory in Kentucky -
Chad Chadian general blasts Boko Haram as 'outright international enemy' -
Iran Iran nuclear deal outline - is the marathon finally over? -
Cinema "The Trial of Viviane Amsalem": an Israeli woman's battle to get a divorce Israeli filmmakers, siblings Ronit and Shlomi Elkabetz, describe the difficulties faced by women in Israeli society with simplicity and intelligence. -
India [Watch] 50 families displaced as India experiences devastating tornado -
United Kingdom HIV 'spreads in similar way to computer virus' -
Culture news Polish artist transforms Easter eggs decoration into delicate art form Taking the Polish folk tradition of decorating Easter eggs to a whole new level – Mariusz Dubiel has never attended art school, but his copies of -
France Germanwings co-pilot Lubitz 'sped up' plane, say investigators Analysts say a study of data from the second black box, recovered after last week's passenger plane crash in the French Alps, reveals co-pilot Andreas Lubitz manipulated the autopilot to reduce the ai -
World News And also... stories you may have missed from around the world Turkey: Oscar winner Julianne Moore axed from tourism ad for ‘poor acting’ She shone at the 2015 Academy Awards, winning the Best Actress Oscar. But -
Cinema Charlize Theron takes on lead role in thriller 'Dark Places' Based on the novel of the same name by best-selling author Gillian Flynn, ‘Dark Places’ tells the story of Libby Day who witnesses the murder of her -
World International equilibrium finally found for Iranian nuclear development World powers and Iranian negotiators managed at long last to agree on a framework for the continuation of Tehran’s nuclear development programme -
USA Chomsky - a rebel with a cause -
Culture news Designers go back to their roots at Beijing and Pakistan fashion events One of the most eagerly awaited shows at Beijing Fashion Week came from Amsterdam-based Chinese designer Hu Sheguang, best known for his wildly -
Kenya Kenyan government under pressure in wake of college attack In the Kenyan capital Nairobi, the newspapers are awash with headlines about the college massacre. People are calling for tolerance and unity, after -
Kenya Death toll could rise further in Kenya college massacre The death toll in the Kenya college attack could rise further, a government source is warning. At least 147 people were killed when masked -
Iran What do key players think of the outline Iran nuclear deal: overview -
United Kingdom No clear winner emerges from UK TV election debate “No clear winner” was a common verdict after the main TV debate before Britain’s highly unpredictable general election on May 7. In an unusual -
Iran Nuclear negotiator Zarif is given a hero's welcome in sanctions-weary Iran Iran’s Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif has received a rapturous reception from crowds in Tehran, after negotiating a preliminary nuclear deal -
USA Missing US sailor rescued after 66 days at sea -
My Europe Series Is 'Glyphosate' herbicide a health risk? -
China China: Ex-security chief Zhou Yongkang charged with corruption Once one of China’s most powerful men, former domestic security chief Zhou Yongkang has been charged with bribery, abuse of power and intentional -
Iran Nuclear deal sparks celebrations in sanctions-weary Iran There has been a night of jubilation in Tehran, as people celebrated news that Iran and world powers had reached a framework nuclear deal paving the -
Brazil Brazil: Fireballs seen at huge fuel storage blaze -
Yemen Yemen: Suspected al-Qaeda militants liberate inmates of Mukalla prison Some 150 inmates were freed when suspected al-Qaeda militants stormed a prison in the Yemeni port town of Mukalla. One of the escapees was provincial -
Brazil Brazil: Four dead in helicopter crash A pilot and three passengers died when the helicopter they were travelling in crashed onto the roof of a condominium in Sao Paulo, south eastern -
United Kingdom Labour Party councillor's son among 9 Britons accused of trying to illegally enter Syria The British town of Rochdale has hit the headlines once again. One of nine Britons accused of trying to illegally enter Syria is the son of the -
Italy Pope Francis washes Rome prisoners' feet on Holy Thursday Pope Francis spent part of Holy Thursday in a prison in Rome. The Pontiff washed the feet of twelve male and female inmates and a baby as he marked -
USA Female 'citizens of the Islamic State' arrested and detained in Brooklyn Two alleged “citizens of the Islamic State” have been arrested in Brooklyn, accused of plotting to carry out a “terrorist attack” in the -
Russia At least 56 dead in Russian trawler disaster Rescue workers say at least 56 people have died after a fishing trawler sank off Russia’s far-eastern Kamchatka Peninsula. With 63 people now -
Switzerland Iran and world powers reach outline nuclear deal Iran and six world leaders have reached an outline deal on Tehran’s nuclear programme. Iran has agreed to have just one atomic facility, to shut down