24 April 2015 | Euronews
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Armenia Armenia remembers the victims of 1915 massacre Armenians have marked the centenary of the mass killing of their people at the hands of Ottoman Turkish forces in 1915. Coming from all over the -
World News Fire and brimstone show EU deal is close, Varoufakis tells euronews I believe that we are are close to an agreement. The most important thing is to get it right. Not simply to sign any agreement just in order to get an agreement -
Latvia No more aid till 'big, big problems' solved, Eurogroup tells Greece There was food for thought for the Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis as the eurozone said in no uncertain terms that Athens would get no more -
Chile Ash cloud from Chile volcano grounds flights to Buenos Aires An ash cloud from Chile’s Calbuco volcano has hit neighbouring countries – with several airlines cancelling flights, as particles in the atmosphere -
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World News Friendship and reconciliation replace conflict at Gallipoli centenary A century on, reconciliation and friendship replaced conflict at Gallipoli in Turkey – the scene of one of the bloodiest battles of the First World -
Greece Exclusive: fire and brimstone show EU deal is close, says Varoufakis -
World News Mixed reaction from rights groups and NGOs to EU migrant plan International organisations and rights groups have given a mixed reaction to the European Union’s plan to triple the size of its naval search -
United Kingdom David Cameron - his first term as prime minister Driving the business of Britain. After his first term David Cameron, who became the country’s youngest prime minister for over 200 years is fighting -
Sport Astana team granted WorldTour licence for 2015 The International Cycling Union announced on Thursday that Vincenzo Nibali’s Astana Pro Team will retain their World Tour licence. The UCI revealed -
United Kingdom Profile: Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg -
Turkey 'Turkey shares your pain', Erdogan tells Istanbul Armenians The Armenian community in Istanbul commemorated the 1915 mass killings of their ancestors by Ottoman Turks at a religious memorial service, stressing reconciliation and avoiding the term "genocide". -
World News Turkey faces renewed pressure to recognise Armenian killings as genocide The mass killing of Armenians by Ottoman Turkish forces a century ago was genocide, according to Germany’s parliamentary speaker. Norbert Lammert -
World Three inspiring teachers from around the world This edition of Learning World looks at three people who have entered the world of education on a mission: save the children. -
Sport Champions League semi-finals: Guardiola reunited with Barcelona Bayern Munich coach Pep Guardiola will take on Barcelona for the first time since leaving in 2012 after the current Bundesliga leaders were paired -
Europe News Eurogroup puts pressure on Greece Eurogroup officials have been piling the pressure on Greece at the latest bailout talks taking place Friday in Riga. -
World Once Upon a Time with Claudia Cardinale John Wayne called her a “tomboy”. British actor David Niven said she was “the most beautiful Italian invention since spaghetti”. More than 150 films -
Turkey Remembering Gallipoli: Britain's Prince Charles lays wreaths at memorial World leaders have gathered at the World War I battle sites of the Gallipoli campaign to mark 100 years since the British-led invasion -
World News And also… stories from around the world you may have missed Every Friday euronews’ different language journalists pick a selection of stories that didn’t make the top headlines around Europe and the world -
Cinema Turkish history overshadows Istanbul Film Festival The banning of a Kurdish film at this year’s Istanbul Film festival has overshadowed the whole event. As a mark of solidarity other directors and -
Italy Court appearance over Mediterranean tragedy as more migrants come ashore Dozens more migrants arrived at the Sicilian port of Catania on Friday. A total of 84 people were brought to shore by an Italian coastguard vessel -
Republic of North Macedonia Fourteen migrants hit by train and killed in former Yugloslav republic of Macedonia Fourteen migrants have been hit by a train and killed in the former Yugoslav republic of Macedonia. It happened near the city of Veles, as the group -
My Europe Series Europe Weekly: EU migrant summit offers more funds but no clarity In this edition of Europe Weekly, the special EU summit on migration promises extra funds but no clear answers for asylum seekers; Amnesty -
Italy Italian police launch 'vast' anti-terrorism operation against al Qaeda-inspired group Italian police say they have been carrying out a “vast” anti-terrorism operation against an armed organisation inspired by al Qaeda. It is claimed -
Indonesia Indonesia prepares firing squad for 10 inmates on death row -
Next Series The walking robot set to help elderly people live an autonomous life How can we help elderly people find their way around places which are new and completely unknown to them? At the Science Museum in Trento, northern -
Next Series Do you know: what's a robotic walker? -
My Europe Series Apathy in the UK: mobilising the youth vote in Britain As the UK 2015 election approaches Euronews meets the youth of Britain to discuss the current struggles of students, whether or not they feel they are being represented and how their votes will count. -
Armenia Leaders gather to mark 100th anniversary of Armenia massacre World leaders, including the presidents of Russia, France and Serbia, have gathered in the Armenian capital -
World News Bangladesh: Protesters call for compensation two years after deadly factory collapse Hundreds of demonstrators have gathered in the Bangladeshi capital, to remember those killed when a garment factory collapsed two years ago. More -
Cinema Uberto Pasolini's 'Still Life' takes unique look at loneliness and death In this week’s Cinema box we take a look at “Still life” by the Italian director Uberto Pasolini. John May is a lonely man who no one notices. His -
Armenia Solemn ceremony in Armenia to mark 100th anniversary of massacres by Ottoman Turks World leaders, including the presidents of Russia, France and Serbia, have gathered in the Armenian capital -
No Comment US veterans visit Vietnam to mark end of war anniversary -
Culture news Favourites and hidden gems at Baku's Contemporary Music Festival From famous modern music to rarely-performed treasures: The 6th Qara Qarayev International Contemporary Music Festival in Baku presents its wide -
Economy The Importance of the CE Mark for Toys We have all seen them, but what exactly is a CE mark for toys and how does a business obtain it? -
United Arab Emirates How not to ask directions in Dubai -
Armenia Armenian killings 'genocide' says German President As commemorations begin to mark the 100th anniversary of the massacre of up to 1.5 million Armenians, the German President Joachim Gauck has described the killings at the hands Ottoman Turkish forces -
USA Battle brews in Washington over trade deals As the ninth round of negotiations on the EU-US free trade deal wrapped up in New York, a battle was brewing over trade deals in Washington -
Chile Chile: Experts warn volcano Calbuco could erupt again Precautions are being taken in Chile as vulcanologists warn Calbuco remains unstable and could erupt again. -
USA Ex-commander and CIA director David Petraeus sentenced in military leak case The former US military commander in Iraq and Afghanistan and director of the CIA, David Petraeus, has been fined $100,000 (92,000 euros) and