18 April 2015 | Euronews
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Sport PSV Eindhoven win Dutch league for 22nd time PSV Eindhoven are the new Dutch champions, for the first time in seven seasons.It ends a long drought for the club, which has won the championship 22 -
Greece 'It's urgent': Mario Draghi warns Greece to act over finances Greece has been warned by the European Central Bank president that it needs to do more urgently to sort out its finances. It comes amid mounting -
USA Concern at IMF meeting over imbalanced world economy Income inequality in industrialised countries is now at its highest level in 50 years -
France Replica of famous French frigate retraces historic voyage The Hermione is a 25-million-euro copy of a navy frigate that crossed the Atlantic in 1780 -
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Sport Bach promises to personally present Kosovo its first Olympic medal Youngest International Olympic Committee member state Kosovo got a first visit from the president, Thomas Bach, on Saturday. The IOC gave the former -
South Africa Foreigners flee xenophobic attacks in South Africa Foreign nationals in South Africa are seeking protection as xenophobic attacks hit at least nine provinces. In Verulum, KwaZulu Natal, people have -
Sport Mapfre to consider appeal against points penalty in Volvo Ocean race It seems pretty normal you would have to repair a few things when your yacht is being battered by the forces of nature, and the Mapfre entry in the -
World News One of five suspects charged after Melbourne anti-terror raids Police continue to question five suspects arrested in counter-terrorism raids -
Afghanistan ISIL blamed for Afghanistan attack Afghan President Ashraf Ghani has blamed ISIL for Saturday's suicide bombing in the eastern city of Jalalabad. -
Italy Italian president calls for more decisive EU action on migrant crisis Around 13,000 migrants have been rescued off Italy over the past week alone -
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Iran Iran says Saudi Arabia "sowing seeds of hatred" Iranian president Hassan Rouhani has lashed out at Saudi Arabia over its continued bombing of Shiite rebels in Yemen. Speaking at the annual Army -
France Paris warehouse fire still raging Firefighters are still battling a warehouse fire outside Paris that has been raging since Friday afternoon. Roads and train lines were closed for -
Afghanistan Dozens dead in Afghan bomb A suicide bomb in Afghanistan has claimed the lives of at least 33 people and injured more than a hundred. The blast in the eastern city of -
Ukraine Nationalist groups claims responsibility for Ukraine killings A Ukrainian nationalist group has claimed responsibility for the murders of two public figures in Kiev earlier this week. Journalist Oles Buzyna was -
World News Australia: Teenagers held over Gallipoli tribute 'terror plot' Australian police say teenagers arrested in Melbourne were planning an ISIL-inspired terror attack. Five men aged 18 and 19 were detained early on -
Russia Nemtsov and Navalny opposition parties join forces against Putin in Russia Amid the protests following the murder of Boris Nemtsov, two Russian opposition parties are joining forces to counter the Kremlin, who many believe -
Finland High turnout in advance voting ahead of Finland's general election Finland goes to the polls on Sunday for a general election which is expected to bring a change of government and gains for right-wing populists. With -
Italy Italy: Migrant burns victims crossed Mediterranean after gas explosion Several African migrants are being treated in Lampedusa and Sicily after being injured in a gas explosion in Libya. They were refused treatment by human traffickers before they embarked on their journ -
Spain Ex-IMF chief Rodrigo Rato's bank accounts frozen in Spain After the insults, after hours of questioning, more humiliation for Spain’s Rodrigo Rato. The former economy minister’s bank accounts have all been