16 April 2015 | Euronews
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Ukraine Russia and Ukraine at loggerheads after Buzyna and Kalashnykov murders A war of words has erupted between Ukraine and Russia after the second murder in two days in Kyiv of a prominent pro-Moscow figure. Journalist Oles -
Yemen Fighters linked to Al Qaeda seize airport and oil terminal in southern Yemen Fighters linked to al-Qaeda have reportedly seized a major airport and an oil terminal in southern Yemen. It comes as the country slides deeper into -
Greece Economy VS environment: Mine suspension provokes Athens rally Thousands have gathered in Athens to protest against a licence suspension for a mine in Skouries, in the Halkidiki area. According to authorities -
Chad Boko Haram special: on the frontline in Chad Luis Carballo will be online to discuss his experiences in Chad on Thursday at 15:00 CET. He’ll answer your questions in English, Spanish or French -
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France Cannes Film Festival lineup unveiled The official selection for the 68th Cannes Film Festival was unveiled on Thursday, and the stars of the lineup so far are France and women. French -
South Africa Peace march in South Africa amid rising violence against foreigners A rising wave of violence against foreigners in South Africa brought thousands of protesters to the streets for a ‘peace march’ in the eastern city -
World News Global protest over TTIP ahead of fresh talks in New York -
Italy 41 migrants drown trying to reach Italy as the country calls for more help from the EU Forty-one people drowned on Thursday while attempting to reach Italy by boat from Libya according to the International Organisation for Migration -
Ukraine Investigators comb new field of Malaysia Airlines MH17 debris Nine months after Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 was shot down over eastern Ukraine, investigators have returned to the crash site, after gaining -
Musica What is life? Music and science combine in "Interplay" in Stockholm to offer answers Bridging the gap between music and science: it’s the dream, and the objective, of a young, talented and successful conductor. In Stockholm, where he -
Iraq Iraq: The battle for Ramadi A military jet has been filmed firing on Ramadi, as the city below is in the throes of a power struggle. The plane, believed to belong to US-led -
World News Smashing birdies Badminton is the fastest racket sport that exists and this clip – from our weekly Sports United show – looks at the fastest shot of the lot – the -
My Europe Series Cuba thaw: is trade taking precedence over human rights? The EU and Cuba have accelerated talks to normalise relations. The US is also ending decades of estrangement as Cuba’s Communist regime allows -
Europe News EU urged to change course over world's deadliest sea crossing After yet more lives lost in the Mediterranean sea, human rights activists are demanding the EU changes course on its migration and asylum policies -
Ukraine Journalist with pro-Russian views shot dead in Kyiv A journalist known for his pro-Russian views was shot dead in Kyiv on Thursday (April 16). Oles Buzyna was gunned down near his home by two masked -
South Africa South Africans march against xenophobia -
Ukraine Hundreds protest as top Ukrainian court examines challenge to civil service purge Hundreds of Ukrainians demonstrated in Kyiv on Thursday in support of a controversial law that aims to cleanse the new government of any remnants of -
France Islamophobic attacks rocket by 500% since Charlie Hebdo murders -
Yemen Iran's Zarif tells euronews 'foreign interference in Yemen must stop' In an exclusive interview with euronews, Iran calls for an end to foreign interference in Yemen. It comes as the UN's special envoy to the country steps down amid mounting criticism for not brokering -
World World champion Ashour celebrates dream return to squash The PSA World Series brings the planet’s best squash players together for some of the most prestigious events throughout the season. Most recently -
Russia Putin swats down Russian worries on annual televised call-in Concerning everything Russians want to know about their president’s worldview, once a year, Vladimir Putin accepts their questions, sent through a -
Cinema 'Lost River' dark directorial debut from actor Ryan Gosling ‘Lost River’ marks the directorial debut of actor Ryan Gosling. The film is a dark tale about love, family and the fight for survival in the face of -
Italy More than a statistic: The human cost of migration to Italy Hundreds die attempting to cross the Mediterranean from north Africa. Thousands are saved, but Italy is struggling to cope with escalating migrant arrivals. -
Israel Israel marks Holocaust Remembrance Day Israel came to a two minute standstill on Thursday to mark Holocaust Remembrance Day. To the sound of a siren people stood in solemn silence in -
Culture news Brazil bids bye bye to Gisele as top model treads the catwalk for the last time Gisele Bundchen strutted down the catwalk for the last time in an emotionally charged fashion show in Sao Paulo, Brazil Gisele has called time on a -
Culture news Anne Frank remembered 70 years after her death in Bergen-Belsen Young diarist and writer Anne Frank is being remembered in the UK 70 years after her death. The Anne Frank Trust UK has launched a social media -
France From Youtube clip to silver screen -
China Sandstorm blacks out northern China A sandstorm in northern China caused blackouts and traffic chaos as it shrouded cities in dust on Wednesday. The skyline in Beijing turned orange -
USA 'Recycled' rocket experiment fails to dock US commercial company Spacex failed to land part of a rocket on an ocean platform so it could be used again. The booster landed too hard on the -
Serbia Rebel Serb leader on war crimes charges released on medical grounds Rebel Serb leader Goran Hadzic has arrived in Belgrade after being granted temporary release on medical grounds by the International Criminal -
Malaysia Search area for missing flight MH370 to double Transport ministers from Malaysia, China and Australia have pledged to double the search area for a missing Malaysia Airlines plane if the current -
Mexico Alert in Mexico after thieves steal radioactive material Five states in Mexico have been put on high alert after the theft of a radioactive substance described by authorities as “very dangerous”. A van -
USA Workers across the US hold rallies to call for a minimum wage of 15 dollars an hour Ahead of next year’s US presidential election the minimum wage is becoming an issue. The ‘Fight for Fifteen Dollars’ campaign is organising -
No Comment New born baby among hundreds of migrants rescued of Italian coast -
Culture news Vinyl back in the charts as drastic plastic sales soar Soaring sales of the drastic plastic, or vinyl records, has led to the introduction of a weekly vinyl chart in the UK. Former Oasis guitarist Noel -
South Korea South Korea's president vows to raise Sewol ferry on first anniversary of disaster South Korea’s president has pledged to raise the wreckage of the Sewol ferry that sank last year killing 304 people. President Park Guen-hye made -
France Forget Gen Y. Gen Z is here and it just killed TV -
Brazil The treasurer of Brazil's ruling Workers' Party arrested on corruption charges A senior member of Brazil’s ruling Workers’ Party has been arrested as part of an investigation into rampant corruption at the country’s state-run -
Italy Italy calls for a Europe-wide response to the migrant crisis in the Mediterranean Italy’s Foreign Minister Paolo Gentiloni has called for a Europe wide response to the wave of migrants risking their lives crossing the -
World News Peru's Ubinas volcano shows sighs of activity Explosions from deep inside Peru’s Ubinas volcano have produced dramatic images and much alarm. Explosion at Peru's Ubinas #volcano sets off -
Spain Pollution alert after a fuel-laden trawler sinks off Canary Islands A Russian fishing trawler full of fuel has sunk off the Canary Islands. The Oleg Naydenov caught fire over the weekend while in Las Palmas port when -
USA Helicopter makes unauthorised landing in US Capitol grounds A small helicopter made an unexpected and uninvited landing on the west lawn of Capitol Hill on Wednesday sparking a major security alert. The -
Iraq ISIL militants launch counter offensive in Iraq after recent losses Islamist militants known as ISIL claim to have taken control of part of Iraq’s largest refinery in the northern city of Baiji. A propaganda video has -
Colombia Colombia lifts bombing truce after deadly FARC ambush At least 11 soldiers are killed in a raid blamed on FARC guerrillas. The Colombian government orders the resumption of bombing raids on rebel targets in response