9 April 2015 | Euronews
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Romania Persona non grata: French nationals banned from Romania for 'terrorism links' Six French nationals expelled from Romania, suspected of having links to terrorism. -
Iran Iran: Supreme Leader Khamenei warns 'no guarantee' of final nuclear deal His people celebrated news of an interim nuclear deal with world powers. But Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is much less enthusiastic -
France France's Chauvet Cave replica to display 36,000 year old art The Chauvet Cave in southern France is one of the most famous prehistoric rock art sites in the world. It was discovered in 1994, but most of the -
France Anti-austerity, anti-Macron Law: Thousands protest on streets of France -
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Austria Facebook: Data privacy case begins in Vienna A landmark data privacy case against social media giant Facebook has opened at a civil court in Vienna. The group ‘Europe versus Facebook’ claims the -
Sport Sweden wins men's World Curling title -
Italy Milan: Man arrested after three killed in court shootings A man has been arrested after a shooting at a courthouse in Milan left three people dead, including a judge and a lawyer. Officials say the shooter -
France France: Second day of strikes causes air-travel chaos A second day of air traffic control strikes in France has seen hundreds more flights cancelled. Passengers have been left frustrated as French civil -
Cinema Latest Nick Sparks film adaptation sticks to winning formula Based on Nicholas Sparks’ bestselling novel, ‘The Longest Ride’ tells the story of two couples. College student Sophia and former bull-riding -
My Europe Series Europe faces renewed calls to ease Syrian refugee mega-crisis Europe must do more to help Syrians escape the country’s brutal civil war, says the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. In an interview -
Germany Germanwings to sue woman who claimed to be a grieving relative Germanwings parent company Lufthansa is considering taking legal action against a woman it says took several free flights from Germany to southern -
Poland Polish court delays Polanski extradition decision A Polish court has delayed making a decision over whether to extradite filmmaker Roman Polanski to the US over a 1977 child sex crime conviction. -
Kenya Kenya: man appears in court over Garissa massacre A man has appeared in court in Kenya in connection with the Garissa University College attack, which left 148 people dead. Rashid Charles Mberesero -
Economy Greek government makes IMF repayment The Greek government said it met Thursday’s deadline to repay 460 million euros to the International Monetary Fund. “The payment has been made,” was -
Afghanistan At least 5 dead in Afghan court attack Afghan officials say at least five people were killed when gunmen stormed a government compound in the northern city of Mazar-i-Sharif. Unconfirmed -
France French government vows to hunt down hackers who targeted TV station The French government is promising to hunt down hackers who knocked out channels belonging to a French TV station and posted material on its social -
France MIPTV2015: New audiences, new technologies -
Ukraine Normandy group to discuss Minsk agreement in Berlin German foreign minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier has invited his counterparts from France, Germany, Russia and Ukraine to Berlin on Monday evening -
Culture news Napoleon's love affair with Paris on show in the French capital A major Parisian exhibition celebrates the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo with a look at the monumental impact Napoleon had on the life -
Culture news Broadway hosts political satire of Clinton White House scandal Everything you ever wanted to know about Bill Clinton and his extra-marital affairs… or did you? ‘Clinton The -
Panama US holds potential game-changing cards at Americas summit The 7th Summit of the Americas, to be held in Panama City, Panama, this Friday and Saturday, has been cited as historic and problematic. Cuba is -
No Comment At least two killed in shooting at Milan court -
USA Bystander who recorded Walter Scott being gunned down speaks out Feidin Santana captured a fatal police encounter with 50-year-old black man Walter Scott on his mobile phone. His video recording, which shows -
Hungary How could a cup of tea or soup prevent illness? – a Traditional Chinese Medicine man says simply New epidemics spread faster and are taking more victims than before. That was the warning coming from physicians from the World Health Organisation last year. Could herbal medicines be the answer? A Chinese medicine man in Hungary believes they could. -
No Comment Thousands of sea lions rescued in California -
Greece Greece confirms it will meet IMF loan repayment deadline The cheque is in the post. Greece has confirmed it’s made arrangements for the payment today of a 450 million-euro loan installment to the -
Greece Europe is bluffing over Greece-Russia relations - analyst Brussels could only look on as Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras met Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow on Wednesday. The Greek side was -
Italy Witnesses recall terror of shooting at Milan courthouse A gunman has opened fire at a courthouse in the Italian city of Milan, reportedly killing a judge and two others. Staff say they barricaded -
Culture news Sahel Festival takes visitors on cultural and musical journey off the beaten track Every year at the start of spring, the dunes of the Lompoul desert in northern Senegal come to life for the Sahel Festival. Bringing together -
Iran Iran says all sanctions must be lifted for final nuclear deal Iran says it will only sign up to a final nuclear deal, if all sanctions imposed on the country are lifted and all at the same time. It comes after -
Iran A New Start for Iran -
No Comment Tortoise and dog playing chase become internet sensations -
France French TV network and websites taken over in hacking attack claimed by ISIL Eleven television channels and the websites of the French broadcaster TV5 have been taken over in a hacking attack claimed by supporters of ISIL. The -
Jamaica Obama makes first visit by a US president to Jamaica since 1982 It is the first official visit by a US president to Jamaica in more than 30 years. Barack Obama is in Kingston to attend a summit of the 15-member -
USA Calls for calm as South Carolina protesters voice their anger over shooting Civil rights leaders have called for calm following the charging of a South Carolina police officer with murder for shooting a black man in the back -
Croatia Croatia marks International Roma Day Representatives of Croatia’s Roma community have marked International Roma Day by meeting with the country’s president. Time for action to fight -
France Paris issues air pollution warning - again Paris is fast becoming a pollution capital after the air quality watchdog ‘Airparif’ once again registered high risk levels for residents. So far -
Romania Romanian police find 'black cocaine' hidden in furniture Police in Romania have seized 70 kilos of cocaine worth an estimated four million euros all hidden in pieces of furniture imported from Germany. The -
USA Debate over sentence of Boston bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev A guilty verdict by a US court in the trial of the man accused of the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing has produced relief in some and mixed feelings in -
Netherlands Srebrenica genocide: Zdravko Tolimir's life sentence upheld Former right-hand-man of Ratko Mladic has life sentence and most convictions upheld for the Srebrenica genocide. However, charges relating to the forcible transfer of Muslims from Zepa have been overt