22 April 2015 | Euronews
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World News Happy Birthday, Hubble: legendary telescope turns 25 It was launched into space exactly 25 years ago, on 24 April 1990, amid much scepticism. The Hubble Space Telescope did little to silence its critics -
World News Real and Juventus make it to the Champions League semifinals Real Madrid and Juventus secured their spot for the semi finals of the Champions League on Wednesday. They will join Bayern Munich and Barcelona, who -
Russia Navalny unveils joint opposition agenda for Russian elections Russian opposition parties who have joined forces against the Kremlin have outlined their agenda for regional elections later this year, ahead of a -
Ukraine Ukraine crisis has created more than 2 million refugees, UN reports More than 800,000 people have fled Ukraine as the conflict made towns and villages uninhabitable and destroyed vital infrastructure, according to -
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France France: Student held over 'church attack plot' The man detained in France on suspicion of planning an imminent attack on one or two churches has been identified as Sid Ahmed Ghlam, an electronics -
Ukraine Ukraine miners demand help for their industry in Kyiv protest Amid a country in conflict, their industry is in crisis…and Ukraine’s miners are making themselves heard. From the west and war-torn east, hundreds -
Europe News EU Cuba "achieve progress" On the second leg of a European tour, Cuba’s foreign minister was in Brussels Wednesday to meet with his EU counterpart Federica Mogherini. At a -
World News Hundreds more migrants land in Italy as protests put pressure on politicians As European leaders wrestle with the human exodus of African migrants in the Mediterranean and the traffickers putting their lives in danger, yet -
Armenia 'Relations with Turkey could improve' Armenian president tells euronews Armenia has renewed calls for the 1915 massacre of up to 1.5 million of its people to be internationally recognised under one label. As the 100th -
Yemen Yemen: Saudi-led airstrikes resume despite 'halt' to campaign Saudi-led coalition warplanes have bombed rebel positions in Yemen despite Riyadh announcing it was ending its campaign of air strikes. Houthi rebels -
World Future of the Olympic movement at stake in Sochi Hello and welcome to our special edition of Sports United. Can you guess where we are this week? Well we are in Russia’s Black Sea resort of Sochi -
Turkey Gallipoli still teaching us brutality of war A poem in Turkish on a Gallipoli hillside tells the traveller to ‘behold a place where an age went down… Listen to the silence where a nation’s heart -
Hungary Hungary 'lost and found' website helps mother find daughter People who have lost a pet, or had a car stolen – or even whose relative goes missing – may find the police unwilling or unable to help. A new -
World News Watch live: SportAccord euronews official sport awards ceremony The inaugural SportAccord euronews awards ceremony honouring the greatest achievers in their fields is taking place in Sochi. As the official partner -
South Africa South Africa: 11 arrested, suspected of violence against immigrants Johannesburg police arrest 11 men, suspected of involvement in the recent bouts of violence against immigrants. -
World News Europe 'best-placed for meteor shower' -
South Africa South Africa 'rainbow nation' violence driving immigrants out Xenophobic attacks in South Africa have spurred immigrants to flee the country. Several have been killed, businesses have been stripped and their -
Europe News Europe proposes GM "opt out" law The European Commission has proposed a new law that would allow individual member states to restrict the import of GM foods, even after they've been approved by the EU as a whole. -
Ethiopia Ethiopia: Clashes at rally to mourn Christians killed by ISIL in Libya Clashes erupted as tens of thousands of Ethiopians gathered to denounce the mass murder of compatriots by ISIL extremists. Wednesday’s -
World 'They did not succeed in erasing us from the earth': Armenian president interview Marking 100 years since the Armenian massacres, euronews met with Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan in the capital Yerevan. Here we spoke of -
World News Five environmental priorities for Europe on #earthday You may have noticed social media is today awash with tweets, pictures and video highlighting Earth Day. It is marked each April 22 and attempts to -
Europe News Amnesty says EU "negligent" in migrant tragedy Amnesty International blames the crisis on the end of Italy's Mare Nostrum search and rescue operation is to blame for dramatic increase in number of migrant deaths. -
France 'Church attack plot' foiled by French police At least one church in the Paris region is believed to have been targeted by a man suspected of planning an imminent armed attack. French police have -
Cinema New Star Wars trailer is desert water for thirsty fans The new Star Wars trailer did its best to break the internet. Over 66 million people clicked on it, such is the feverish anticipation ahead of the -
Italy Hundreds of migrants dock in Sicily; a further 115 rescued off Libyan coast Is there a correlation between a decrease in funding and an increase in migrant deaths in the Mediterranean? Italy calls on Europe for action. -
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Russia EU Commission charges Gazprom with abusing market position in eastern Europe European Union antitrust regulators charged Russian gas giant Gazprom on Wednesday with abusing its dominant position in Poland, Hungary and six -
Poland Poland to beef up military with US missiles and French helicopters The United States has welcomed an announcement from NATO ally Poland that it plans to buy US patriot missiles. Poland will enter into exclusive talks -
Culture news Hip hip Hermione as Lafayette's ship sets sail for America again More than just a replica ship, La Fayette's "Hermione" has revived skills and brought work to a French shipyard that will last beyond the ship's commemorative voyage to America -
France Five minutes with Clovis Cornillac, actor and director -
World News Hundreds rescued over 3 days of storms in Australia's east Almost 100 people have been rescued from floodwaters over three days of cyclonic storms on Australia’s east coast. Three people were found dead on -
Italy Fleeing migrants need long-term solution from EU: Renzi The European Union must take a collective stand to tackle migrant trafficking at its source in African countries, Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi -
Spain Spain arrests murder suspect on Britain's most-wanted list He was put on Britain’s list of most-wanted fugitives last month: he was arrested by Spanish police in his luxury villa on Tuesday. Paul Graham Monk -
USA US drug agency chief to step down amid 'sex parties' scandal The director of the US Drug Enforcement Administration, Michele Leonhart, will step down next month, amid allegations that DEA agents attended sex -
China Solar-powered plane lands in eastern China, prepares to cross Pacific Solar Impulse, the fuel-free airplane, arrived in Nanjing in eastern China on Tuesday, completing the sixth leg of its round-the-world flight. Pilot -
USA Crowds protest over death of black man arrested by Baltimore police Hundreds gathered in Baltimore on Tuesday in protest over the death of a black man just days after he was held in police custody. Freddie Gray, 27 -
Libya Libya detains 600 migrants as Europe struggles with tragedies Libya says it has stopped several boats packed with migrants since this weekend's shipwreck disaster, and that it is detaining more than 600 Africans who were hoping to reach Europe. -
World News Boston Marathon Bombings trial Life or death: Boston bomber's trial enters sentencing phase