19 April 2015 | Euronews
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Italy Hundreds feared drowned in Mediterranean; Italy calls for help Italy renews calls for help as over 700 migrants are feared drowned in the Mediterannean. Prime Minister Renzi urges greater international cooperation. -
Sport Hamilton cruises to victory in Bahrain Welcome back to Speed, the 2015 Formula 1 season is in full swing now with Britain’s Lewis Hamilton leading the way after three races. Last week -
Finland Opposition leader Juha Sipila wins elections in Finland There is a changing of the guard in Finland. The opposition Centre Party led by millionaire businessman Juha Sipila is the winner of parliamentary -
Cyprus Run-off vote to be held after elections for Turkish Cypriot leader Conservative incumbent Dervis Eroglu is in the lead with just under 29 percent of the vote -
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United Kingdom Londres, je t’aime! 5 reasons French prefer London -
Cyprus Greek Cypriots watch Turkish Cypriot election with interest As Turkish Cypriots went to the polls to elect a new leader on Sunday, euronews correspondent in Nicosia Stamatis Giannisis reported: “For the Greek -
USA Residents flee Los Angeles wildfire Fast moving brushfire east of Los Angeles has forced the evacuation of more than 200 homes. Authorities in Riverside, California, say the fire has -
Korea South Korean police clash with ferry victim relatives The relatives of some of the hundreds of people who drowned during last year’s Sewol ferry disaster have clashed with South Korean police during -
Egypt Egyptian court moves toward death penalty for hooligans An Egyptian court has moved closer toward executing 11 men for deadly soccer violence. Seventy-three people were killed and more than 1,000 injured -
Italy Urgent meeting of EU ministers called after tragic new turn in migrant crisis As many as 700 are feared dead after a ship capsized overnight off the Libyan coast -
Cyprus Cyprus "ready for talks" -
Finland Opposition leader Juha Sipila wins elections in Finland There is a changing of the guard in Finland, with the opposition Centre Party winning parliamentary elections -
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Cyprus Turkish Cypriots vote for new leader Residents of northern Cyprus are voting for a leader to represent them in talks with Greek Cypriots in the south. Opinion polls put incumbent Dervis -
Italy Turin shroud on public display The controversial Shroud of Turin is back on display for the first time in five years. The ancient piece of linen now on public view at Turin -
Libya Over 650 migrants feared drowned Up to 650 people are feared dead after a boat carrying migrants capsized in the Mediterranean, on its way to Italy from Libya. The Italian -
Cyprus Cyprus reunification hopes edge toward reality There is growing optimism that stalled peace talks in Cyprus might resume. A dispute over offshore gas reserves led to their suspension last year -
United Kingdom UK leaders on the campaign trail British Prime Minister David Cameron visited a Sikh temple in southeast England to take part in spring festival celebrations – and try to win some -
South Africa Zuma tries to reassure migrants after xenophobic attacks Foreigners in South Africa queue up in a makeshift camp to leave the country and escape the wave of anti-immigration violence. Saturday saw tightened -
Iraq Iraqis forced out of Ramadi by ISIL as exodus continues Thousands of Iraqis have been continuing to flee the city of Ramadi to escape the extremists from the so-called Islamic State. Local officials have -
Finland Election day arrives in recession-hit Finland Finns go to the polls on Sunday to elect a new government amid a deep economic slump. Opinion polls suggest voters are likely to ditch the -
World News 'Stop TTIP': Protests in Europe and beyond against US-EU trade pact Hundreds of demonstrations have taken place worldwide against a planned free trade agreement between the US and the EU – in one of the largest series