27 April 2015 | Euronews
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USA Apple profits up amid surging iPhone sales Apple is reporting a profit of almost 12.5 billion euros for the first three months of 2015, on the back of surging iPhone sales. It is a rise of -
United Kingdom HIV self-test kit goes on sale in UK The first legally approved HIV self-test kit has gone on sale in the UK allowing people to test for the virus at home and get the results within 15 -
Spain Barcelona: Spanish royals attend memorial service for Germanwings crash victims Spain’s King Felipe VI and Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy have been remembering the victims of the Germanwings plane disaster. Grieving relatives of -
Libya Mogherini, Renzi and Ban Ki-moon visit migrant rescue operation Leaders from Italy, the EU and UN boarded an Italian naval vessel off the coast of Sicily to see at first hand the Mediterranean operation to deal -
Sport Dongfeng overcomes setbacks to lead leg six of the Volvo Ocean Race Team Dongfeng have performed miracles to overcome the two major mast setbacks that have hampered their progress in the Volvo Ocean race and are -
Yemen Clashes grip Yemeni port city of Aden Fighting has been intensifying in the Yemeni port city of Aden. Supporters of the country’s president, Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi have been clashing with -
Culture news How young translators are helping knit European culture together Europe’s babel-like patchwork of languages has, on the face of it, made communication and understanding a constant issue. To deal with it the EU has -
World News Banned from Poland, Russia's 'Night Wolves' bikers vow to reach Berlin A group of ten Russian bikers, known for their nationalist views, have been blocked by border control as they tried to enter Poland. The group, part -
Israel Israel invites bids for more settler homes Israel has invited tenders to build 77 homes in two settlements on occupied land in East Jerusalem. Most of them are said to be reissues of existing -
Europe News EU-Ukraine discuss reforms as violence escalates EU heads Jean-Claude Juncker and Donald Tusk have been meeting with the Ukrainian president Petro Poroshenko in Kyiv. They were there for the first -
Nepal Nepal quake: emergency workers begin delivering aid to remote areas More than 48 hours after Nepal’s deadly earthquake, aid workers are starting to reach remote areas outside Kathmandu. An Indian team has flown in by -
Sport Bayern bang them in as the Bavarians claim the Bundesliga A very warm welcome to The Corner. Let’s begin by saluting Bayern Munich at the end of a sensational week for the Bavarians. Pep Guardiola’s side -
Sport Box office Blooper, Karim who? As usual we like a good laugh and this week’s box office Blooper is PSV’S Karim Rekik celebrating. If you find it repetative then you are -
Nepal UNICEF's Kathmandu emergency stocks spread thin Rafaële Tavernier, euronews: “Jean-Jacques Simon, head of UNICEF communication in South Asia, now in Kathmandu, we’re hearing about almost one -
Thailand Hidden among tea leaves: 3.1 tonnes of African ivory discovered Customs officials in Thailand have seized 3.1 tonnes of African elephant ivory, worth over 5 million euros. Some 511 pieces, originating from -
Sudan Sudan's Omar Hassan al-Bashir wins landslide election victory It will come as no surprise for many. Sudan’s Omar Hassan al-Bashir has extended his 25-year rule, with a landslide victory in the presidential -
Austria Austria celebrates 70 years of the 2nd Republic Austria is celebrating 70 years since the foundation of the 2nd Republic. The Austrian and German presidents were among officials attending a -
United Kingdom Farage's anti-EU political growth reflects populist current in Britain Nigel Farage, aged 51, campaigns with vigour. He wants to redefine Britain’s relationship with Europe and its immigration policy. The -
Nepal Fears for remote areas as Nepal quake toll tops 4,000 The scale of Nepal's earthquake tragedy is becoming apparent as bodies are pulled from the rubble and people prepare for a third night outdoors. -
Nepal How Nepal earthquake devastated Kathmandu's UNESCO heritage -
World News Greek Cypriots welcome election of Turkish Cypriot leader The vibe in Cyprus is positive following the election of moderate Turkish Cypriot leader Mustafa Akinci. Akinci has been welcomed on both sides of -
United Kingdom UKIP leader Nigel Farage: Britain's 'love him or loathe him' politician Nigel Farage is in many ways a man of contradictions. In sharp pinstripe suit, black fedora and colorful silk tie, he dresses like the City trader he -
Burundi Thousands flee Burundi amid second day of pre-election violence More clashes and arrests have been reported on Monday in the east African nation, as protests continue for a second day against the decision by President Nkurunziza to run for a third term, in defianc -
Culture news Balkan Trafik celebrates its 9th anniversary in style The unique world of Balkan Trafik! has once again brought the best of the Balkans to the heart of Europe, through a programme of music, dance -
Cinema Gritty Irish drama 'Glassland' out now Irish filmmaker Gerard Barrett examines life in urban Ireland in his gritty drama ‘Glassland’. The 27-year old’s second movie stars Irish actor Jack -
Culture news Ambitious Málaga wants to become a new arts hub It’s a little piece of Russia under the Málaga sun located in a former tobacco factory. The southern Spanish resort has opened a new branch of the -
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Nepal Nepal earthquake: Survivors tell of avalanche horror after escaping Everest A group of injured sherpas has returned to Kathmandu, bearing the scars of earthquake-triggered avalanches around Mount Everest. The men know the -
Cyprus Mustafa Akinci storms to victory as leader of Turkish Cypriots Winning just over 60 percent of the votes, Mustafa Akinci has been elected the new leader of Turkish Cypriots. The 67-year old beat incumbant -
Ukraine Chernobyl Children: what makes Ukrainians born in 1986 different? On April 26, 1986 a series of unsuccessful tests at the 4th reactor of Chernobyl nuclear power plant in the north-west of Ukraine caused an explosion -
Cinema Blake Lively cursed with eternal youth in 'The Age of Adaline' In ‘The Age of Adaline’, Blake Lively plays a young woman who has miraculously remained a youthful 29 years of age for nearly eight decades following -
Indonesia Australia makes final plea for stay in execution of Bali 9 pair Australia makes a final plea to Indonesia for a stay in the execution of convicted drug smugglers Myuran Sukumaran and Andrew Chan. Officials in Jakarta are said to be considering the fate of Filipino -
World News Reform calls over 'fundamental flaws' of European Arrest Warrants -
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Culture news Former Westlife singer Markus Feehily goes solo Almost three years after the breakup of Westlife, former lead singer Markus Feehily is back with ‘Love Is A Drug’, the lead single from his upcoming -
Chile Chile: Volcanic ash clean-up underway amid fears Calbuco could erupt again With heavy machinery and simple shovels, Chile’s soldiers and civilians are working to remove the mounds of ash spewed from the Calbuco Volcano last -
United Kingdom Delivering the 'Conservative dream': David Cameron explored He’s well-known for waving and likes to give the ‘thumbs up’. Looking for the ‘alternative vote’, the Conservative Party’s top man is campaigning on -
Nepal Nepal earthquake death toll tops 3,000 As more of the damage wreaked by Nepal’s earthquake becomes clear, the death toll continues to rise. A total of 3,218 people are now known to have -
Nepal Nepal: Helicopters evacuate injured from Everest base camp Both foreign climbers and their Nepalese guides were caught up in Saturday’s massive quake. The tremor triggered avalanches, engulfing in particular -
Nepal Nepal: International aid response hampered by aftershocks Offers of help are pouring in as countries scramble to respond to the disaster: India has flown in medical supplies and members of its National -
Cyprus Moderate Akinci wins Turkish-Cypriot leadership runoff Turkish Cypriots have elected a new leader – he is Mustafa Akinci who has won with just over 60 percent of votes. The leftist moderate who was