20 April 2015 | Euronews
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South Africa South Africa's Zulu king calls for end to anti-migrant attacks The Zulu king whose comments are thought to have sparked a wave of anti-migrant attacks in South Africa has called for peace and an end to the violence that has killed seven people in the past three w -
World News Islamist militant leader killed by Russian troops in Dagestan The operation in Dagestan targeted Aliaskhab Kebekov, also known as Ali Abu Mukhammad -
Ukraine US troops in Ukraine to train soldiers, angering Russia Some 250 American troops are in Ukraine to help train local soldiers -
World News More Mediterranean deaths as desperate migrants head to Europe The first bodies have been brought ashore of the hundreds feared killed on Sunday in the deadliest shipwreck involving migrants trying to reach -
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Sport SportAccord president Marius Vizer slams IOC Controversy erupted at the SportAccord convention in the Russian resort of Sochi after its chief Marius Vizer launched a scathing attack on the -
Sport Champions League: Bayern face uphill task Bayern Munich will be looking to overturn a two goal deficit when they take on Porto in the second leg of their quarter-final clash at the Allianz -
Cyprus All eyes on Cyprus as Turkish Cypriots prepare for run-off vote Turkish Cypriot leader Dervis Eroglu goes through to a run-off with leftist rival Mustafa Akinci -
Europe News EU sets up migrant task force European ministers have put forward a 10-point plan in response to the ongoing migrant crisis in the Mediterranean. It includes boosting EU search -
Israel Israel: Haifa mayor orders closure of refineries amid cancer scare Plants run by Israel’s biggest refining and petrochemicals group have been ordered closed by the mayor of Haifa after a report said increased cancer -
USA Glittering prize: Rare diamond up for auction in New York A rare diamond is set to fetch up to 23 million euros at auction in New York – making it more than a girl’s best friend! Sotheby’s describes the -
World Migrant crisis: What options does Europe have? Another hulk vessel in which hundreds drowned lies on the Mediterranean Sea bed. The latest loss of migrants’ lives is the worst since October 2013 -
Vatican Pope meets Rabbis and warns about dangers of anti-Semitism Receiving a delegation from the Conference of European Rabbis for the first time on Monday, Pope Francis has warned about mounting anti-Semitism. He -
Sport PSV secure Eredivisie title Welcome to The Corner, our weekly programme covering the world of football. PSV Eindhoven outclassed SC Heerenveen on Saturday to seal their 22nd -
Cyprus Greek Cypriots 'satisfied' with first round of elections in Cyprus The Greek Cypriot part of Cyprus appeared satisfied with the result of round one of the Turkish Cypriot elections. The internationally recognized -
Yemen Civilians among dead after airstrike on Yemen missile base Civilians among at least 30 people killed in attack on a Yemen missile base -
Sport Bloopers: Johnny Herrera's slip up When an outfield player makes a mistake, there is, more often that not, an opportunity to rectify the error but goalkeepers don’t have this luxury -
Greece Greece: Golden Dawn trial adjourned amid high tension Anti-fascist activists were out in force as the mass trial began on Monday of leaders and members of Greece’s far-right Golden Dawn party – branded a -
World News Migrants accept death risk, enrich Mediterranean traffickers Hundreds of immigrant survivors of desperate Mediterranean crossings fill the Lampedusa reception centre. They are among the rising thousands who -
Somalia Al-Shabaab murders 10 United Nations workers in Somalia At least ten people were killed when a minibus carrying United Nations workers was bombed in Somalia. Four people from the global body’s children’s -
Greece Migrants drown as boat runs aground off Greek island of Rhodes More migrants drowned in desperate efforts to reach Europe on Monday, when their boat ran aground off the Greek island of Rhodes. Rescuers did their -
Culture news Erguner makes traditional Turkish Mevlevi music rave-ready Kudsi Erguner is considered a master of traditional Mevlevi Sufi music and is one of the best-known players of the ney, the Turkish flute. He comes -
Culture news Street art takes pride of place in Germany's Urban Art Biennale show The World Cultural Heritage site at the Völkingen Ironworks in Germany is hosting the third Urban Art Biennale. Some 10,000 square metres of -
World News At least 9 UN workers killed in Somalia al-Shabaab bus bombing Police say at least nine people have been killed when a minibus carrying United Nations employees was bombed in the Northern Somalian city of Garowe -
Next Series Portuguese researchers discover the secret of Mind Control Mind control is the stuff of pure science fiction, but today reading data from your brain has never been more accurate, and that opens the way to -
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Italy EU under pressure to prevent Mediterranean Sea deaths As news broke of another migrant ship sinking off the Greek island of Rhodes an Italian patrol ship docked in Malta. The corpses of 24 people -
Europe News EU in crisis meeting over migrant deaths European ministers are holding a crisis meeting after more than 700 migrants drowned this weekend while attempting to reach the Italian shore. -
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Spain Spain: Teacher killed by 'pupil armed with crossbow' A teacher has died at a school in Spain after allegedly being attacked by a 13-year-old pupil armed with a crossbow and a knife. Reports suggest the -
Yemen 24 hours in Yemen: Houthi leader speaks, air strikes and appeals for aid Abdul-Malek al-Houthi has made his first public speech since Saudi-led airstrikes began over Yemen on March 26, 2015. He leads the rebel group -
No Comment Protest in Egypt : Students clash with security -
Hungary Thousands protest government corruption across Hungary Thousands of people have gathered in 50 cities across Hungary to protest what many say is an erosion of democratic freedoms and government -
Cinema Stars at "Child 44" premiere saddened by reported Russian ban As the whiff of censorship becomes ever-stronger in Russia the Sir Ridley Scott-produced "Child 44" about the Soviet Union's most infamous serial killer is reportedly banned -
Libya Libya echoes Italy in call for help with migrant influx Libyan officials have echoed Italy’s calls for help as the country struggles to cope with an influx of migrants. One detention centre in Mistrata, in -
United Kingdom In the Red Corner, Ed Miliband The leader of the Labour Party since 2010, his time in opposition against the coalition government has proven rocky but his is beginning to win hearts ahead of the 2015 UK elections. -
North Korea 'More powerful than a nuke': Kim Jong-un refreshed after 'climbing highest peak' North Korean media claims leader Kim Jong-un has climbed Paektu Mountain, the secretive state's highest peak. -
Finland Finland's new PM appeals for unity after ruling party overthrown Finland’s parliamentary elections have now been decided. with Centre leader Juha Sipilä‘s party taking 49 seats from a total of 200. He’s pledged to -
Italy Death in the Mediterranean: how papers reported the tragedy A look at the papers across Europe shows that many are leading with the human disaster story of the capsized migrant boat in the Mediterranean, with -
Cyprus Turkish Cypriots in northern Cyprus prepare for runoff vote to elect next leader. Turkish Cypriots in northern Cyprus are braced for a runoff in late April to decide their next leader in Northern Cyprus. Leftist challenger Mustafa Akinci is currently celebrating eating into the in -
Libya Unverified video appears to show ISIL killing of 30 Ethiopian Christians Unverified videos emerge appearing to show ISIL militants executing around 30 Ethiopian Christians in Libya.