10 April 2015 | Euronews
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Russia 'No breakthrough' in Moscow talks on Syria Round two of talks in Moscow to discuss the Syrian crisis resulted in no significant breakthroughs, reports suggest. Hosts Russia – a key ally of -
Yemen Emergency aid arrives in conflict-hit Yemen as air strikes continue As the Saudi-led coalition pursues air strikes on Shi’ite Houthi rebels in Yemen – now in their third week – the humanitarian situation on the ground -
Denmark Denmark: Tackling homelessness the Odense way Denmark is battling homelessness. Between 2009 and 2013, the northern European country saw a 16 percent rise in the number of people lacking -
Sport Ibrahimovic foul-mouthed rant leads to four-match ban Paris Saint Germain and Sweden striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic has been banned for four League One games following a foul-mouthed outburst about match -
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Cuba Cubans appear hopeful for relations with the US On the streets of the Cuban capital Havana, locals appeared hopeful for the future of US-Cuban relations. US President Barack Obama and Cuban -
Morocco 31 athletes and sports officials killed in bus tragedy Thirty-one people are now known to have died in a head-on collision between a passenger bus and a petrol tanker in southen Morocco. Most were killed -
Sport Marathon des Sables: Morabity and Barnes claim overall victory Morocco’s Rachid el Morabity won the Marathon des Sables for a third time on Friday following the fifth and final stage. Some 1200 runners competed -
Kenya Kenya begins to bury victims of the Garissa attack Emotions run high as Kenya begins to bury the victims of the Garissa University attack. -
USA Tornadoes tear through US Mid-West, destroy Illinois town Tornadoes ripped through America’s mid-West leaving a trail of destruction in their wake. Weather scientists are working to verify the number of -
USA Hillary Clinton ready to announce candidacy for president, say reports Former secretary of state Hillary Clinton is expected to announce on Twitter her intention to run for US president. Analysts say her focus on social -
World News Vote: final stage of the official euronews/sportaccord awards -
USA USA and Cuba, superpower and revolutionary stumble towards reconciliation President Obama and President Fidel Castro’s brother-successor Raul shook hands symbolically at the funeral of Nelson Mandela in 2013 in Soweto. This -
Yemen Crucial medical aid arrives in Yemen Two planes carrying emergency medical aid have landed in the Yemen capital Sana’a. The delivery of 16 tonnes of supplies is the first international -
World Dare to care: how teachers impact on the wellbeing of students A teacher’s role in their students’ lives can be much more than educational. While they can be generally inspirational to young minds they can also -
Italy Environmentally-conscious architect Renzo Piano unveils his latest work He designed London’s The Shard, was an integral part of the team working on the Pompidou Centre in Paris, and in 2006 Time magazine named him one of -
USA America commemorates end of Civil War 150 years on, as healing continues -
Sport Women's surfing: Moore of the same at Bells Beach Two time world champion Carissa Moore from Hawaii won the right to ring the trophy bell after reigning supreme at the Rip Curl women’s pro Bells -
Sport Italy reign supreme at Junior World fencing Championships The FIE Cadet and Junior World Championships came to a close on Thursday. Italy continued their fine showing in Tashkent Uzbekistan winning the first -
USA Mother of accused 'killer cop' Michael Slager speaks out The mother of the white police officer charged with murdering Walter Scott, a black father-of-four, last week has spoken about the tragedy. Michael -
No Comment Elephants kick off Thai water festival with a splash -
World News And also... McRussian's, hugs and a right to cheat Every Friday euronews’ different languages journalists pick this selection of stories that won’t make the top headlines from around Europe and the -
Hungary How Hungary's far-right party went from vicious snarl to winning smile -
Cinema 'In the Crosswind' - an historical reflection on the annexation of Crimea by Russia A black and white requiem to the Baltic people deported to Siberia by Stalin. -
Pakistan Mumbai attack suspect released on bail The suspected mastermind behind the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks has been released on bail from a Pakistani jail. Officials at the prison confirmed the -
World Police catch jihadist recruiters, US jets bomb ISIL from carrier -
Israel Orthodox Christians mark Good Friday across Middle East Orthodox Christians have marked Good Friday in Jerusalem’s Old City by retracing what they believe was the route Jesus Christ took to his -
Culture news A replica of France's Grotte Chauvet and its prehistoric art opens to the public A replica of France’s famed Grotte Chauvet – a vast cave which contains the world’s oldest prehistoric art. – will be opened to the public this -
My Europe Series Greece: Relations with Russia under the spotlight This week on Europe weekly, we reflect on the visit by Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras to Moscow. While both sides were quick to say that no -
No Comment A sip of art with your morning coffee -
Yemen Pakistan to remain neutral on Yemen conflict Saudi-led airstrikes have hit Yemen’s capital Sana’a early on Friday morning. The attacks targeted military positions used by soldiers loyal to -
France How not to get hacked, lesson 1: don't share your passwords -
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Morocco [Video] Bus crash kills more than 30 in Morocco At least 31 people have died and nine injured in a head-on collision between a truck and a bus carrying a group of athletes. The bus, said to be -
Culture news Natalia Osipova stars in the Royal Ballet's production of "La Fille Mal Gardee" Russian ballerina Natalia Osipova is in her second season as a principal with the company wowing audiences at sold out shows. “Dramatic -
Next Series Surviving strokes: University of Birmingham leading research into cutting edge rehab technology Helping stroke survivors improve their quality of life is the goal of a groundbreaking research project at the University of Birmingham in England -
Next Series Do you know: how smart is a coaster? -
Poland Poland remembers Smolensk air crash five years on Poland is commemorating the fifth anniversary of its worst national tragedy since World War II – the plane crash in Russia that killed the president -
My Europe Series Migrant crisis: Flaws in EU policy This week on Utalk, many of you have commented on our latest edition of Reporter, which focused on the dramatic situation of migrants in Calais, in -
My Europe Series Waiting to join Schengen: Romania a new gateway to migrants' heaven and hell Romania is not yet part of Europe's borderless Schengen area, but it is eager to join it and is showing goodwill in securing Europe's outer border. -
World News Diplomatic row over Falkland Islands heats up Argentina has threatened legal action against British energy companies operating near the Falkland Islands in a growing diplomatic dispute over the territory in the South Atlantic. -
World News Politicians just can't resist posing for selfies -
No Comment Orthodox Christians celebrate Easter in Jerusalem -
No Comment Afghanistan: 10 people killed in a gunmen attack at a provincial attorney office -
World News US and Cuba make history as Obama and Castro shake hands Presidents Barack Obama and Raul Castro have made history – shaking hands in a symbolically charged gesture as they seek to restore ties after -
World News US State Dept. 'recommends removing Cuba' from terror sponsor list As Presidents Barack Obama and Raul Castro arrived in Panama for the Summit of the Americas, reports said that the US State Department had -
USA Dashboard video captures build-up to deadly South Carolina police shooting It starts out as a routine traffic stop. But newly-released pictures, filmed from the dashboard of policeman Michael Slager’s patrol car, show the -
France France: Le Pen family feud deepens as Marine urges Jean-Marie to quit politics French National Front leader Marine Le Pen has urged her father, party founder Jean Marie, to retire from politics. The 86-year-old last week