8 April 2015 | Euronews
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Yemen Iran accused of meddling in Yemen conflict At least 22 people have been killed and more than 70 injured mostly civilians in Yemen’s second city, Aden as Houthi forces fought their way into -
Iraq 200 Yazidis released after 6 months in ISIL captivity More than 200 Yazidis have been released after being abducted from around Mount Sinjar in Iraqi Kurdistan by the radical Islamic State movement -
Lithuania Russian state-owned RTR taken off-air in Lithuania Russian state-owned RTR Planeta will be taken off-air in Lithuania. Repeated instances of alleged pro-Kremlin propaganda have led Lithuania’s -
Sport Montenegro punished by UEFA after crowd disturbances in match against Russia UEFA has awarded Russia a 3-0 victory over Montenegro after the Euro 2016 qualifier in Podgorica was abandoned following crowd trouble. The referee -
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Sport No Chile in Dakar 2016 No stages of Dakar 2016 will take place in Chile after the devastation caused by recent flooding. Chilean authorities are engaged in rebuilding and -
World Europe is 'bluffing' over Greece-Russia relations - analyst -
Sport Sharp work from Italy and Germany at the Junior World Fencing Championships At the Junior World Fencing Championships in Tashkent ,Italy’s Sabre team had much to celebrate in a tension packed final against Russia. At 39-39 -
Sport Gabon to host the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations The Confederation of African Football has handed the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations to Gabon after beating off the challenges of Algeria and Ghana. Gabon -
USA Dzhokhar Tsarnaev is convicted Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has been found guilty on all 30 criminal counts tied to the 2013 Boston Marathon attack. The same jury will now determine whether -
Spain Catalonia: 11 arrested for suspected links to ISIL An ongoing police operation against a jihadist cell in Catalonia, northeastern Spain, has resulted in the arrests of 11 people. They are suspected of -
France France: National Front rift deepens, as leader opposes father's election candidacy Jean-Marie Le Pen is facing the fallout of a string of controversial comments. His daughter, Marine – the leader of France’s far-right National Front -
Afghanistan US officer killed in shootout with Afghan soldier An American officer has been killed in a shootout with an Afghan soldier in Jalalabad, eastern Afghanistan, according to a US official. NATO confirms -
United Kingdom Jewels 'worth millions' stolen from London's diamond district -
France The genesis of a family feud at the top of France's National Front The father and daughter duo at the head of France’s far-right National Front party may well truly be a thing of the past. The Le Pen family drama has -
Kenya Kenya to freeze assets of Garissa massacre suspects The Kenyan government says it will freeze the assets of those suspected of being involved in the Garissa University College massacre -
Russia No financial aid request from Tspiras in Moscow Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras discussed bilateral cooperation during talks in Moscow but did not ask for financial aid. Russian President -
USA Civil rights protests in North Charleston following fatal shooting of Walter Scott Civil rights activists take to the streets of North Charleston as a white police officer is charged with murder following the fatal shooting of a black man -
Sport First Michael now Mick as Schumacher's son begins Formula 4 career As his farther’s slow rehabilitation from a near fatal skiing accident continues his son Mick Schumacher is following in his dad’s illustrious -
Russia Greece and Russia create new foundation for bilateral relations Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras did not ask for financial aid at talks in Moscow on Wednesday (April 8) but Russia could provide credits for -
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France Air traffic control strike in France grounds flights A strike by air traffic controllers in France has left scores of flights grounded. The two-day stoppage is over working conditions and plans to -
USA US police and racial bias under the spotlight Marches, vigils and die-ins became a familiar sight on the streets of US cities in 2014. A string of high-profile shootings involving white police -
Afghanistan American and Afghan killed in deadly shoot-out -
Gaza Palestinian shot dead after stabbing two Israeli soldiers in West Bank A Palestinian man has stabbed and wounded two Israeli soldiers outside a settlement in the West Bank, before being shot dead, according to the -
Cinema Ethan Hawke is a detached drone pilot in "Good Kill" “Good Kill” is new film about a fighter pilot who struggles with feelings of detachment after becoming a drone pilot. Ethan Hawke plays the airman -
USA Walter Scott shooting: Police version vs amateur video version -
France France: National Front leader to oppose father in election bid The leader of France’s far-right National Front, Marine Le Pen says she will oppose her father standing in upcoming regional elections, as a rift in -
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Italy Aiming to win made me a champion, says Galiazzo -
Russia What will Greek PM walk away with after Kremlin meeting? The Greek Prime Minister has insisted he has not asked Moscow for any money -
Culture news Okean Elzy - rocking to reunite Ukraine Ukraine’s most successful rock band Okean Elzy (Elza’s Ocean) is celebrating its 20th anniversary with a world tour. Euronews’ Iryna Tymchyshyn -
Brazil Brazil: Clashes break out at protest against new labour law Police have used tear gas and pepper spray to disperse demonstrators in the Brazilian capital. Thousands had gathered in Brasilia to voice their -
No Comment Freed Dutch hostage arrives in Bamako, Mali -
USA Rahm Emanuel wins second term as Chicago mayor Barack Obama's former chief of staff has been re-elected for a second term as Mayor of Chicago -
Yemen Urgent medical supplies and other aid due in Yemen Some 48 tons of aid is due to arrive in Yemen on Wednesday or Thursday -
USA U.S. police officer charged with murder for shooting black man A video showed police officer Michael Slager shooting dead 50 year-old Walter Scott even as he appeared to be unarmed and running away from him. -
Germany Germany dismisses Greece's demand for billions in war reparations Bavaria's state finance minister has called Greece's World War Two reparation claims "inappropriate" and "not very clever" -
Russia Tsipras meets Putin in bid to strengthen Greek-Russian ties Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras meets Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday to discuss how they can cooperate to help the struggling Greek economy