30 April 2015 | Euronews
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Nepal Hope fading but rescuers not giving up their hunt for survivors of deadly earthquake in Nepal Rescue workers in Nepal were still pulling survivors out from the rubble on Thursday, five days after the deadly earthquake struck, killing upwards -
Nepal Aid reaches remote Nepal villages Five days after the disaster struck, aid is trickling into remote villages near the epicentre of the earthquake which struck Nepal. For fear of -
Portugal Portugal: TAP pilots to begin 10-day strike as talks fail Portugal’s flagship air carrier TAP looks set to be grounded for ten days from now because of a strike by pilots. Last-minute talks between the -
Greece Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis 'attacked' by protesters in Athens restaurant The incident on Tuesday night comes as the Syriza government, caught between the demands of European creditors and the expectations of Greek voters, is charged with introducing reforms to secure bailo -
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Chile Chile's Calbuco volcano erupts a third time Chilean volcano Calbuco has erupted for a third time in less than two weeks sending a cloud of ash and smoke high into the sky. -
Musica A poetic journey with "Ciboulette" at the Opéra Comique in Paris Back on the stage of the Opéra Comique in Paris, is “Ciboulette”, an operetta Reynaldo Hahn composed in 1923. Intended as a nostalgic homage to -
Germany German police prevent terror attack, according to media reports German police have prevented an imminent terror attack after raiding the home of a suspected extremist, according to media reports. They detained a -
My Europe Series Go after the money say Europe's top crime fighters At least 110 billion euros a year and growing – organised crime costs Europe the equivalent of the first Greek bailout every year. With evidence of -
Nepal Woman and teenage boy rescued five days after Nepal quake Five days after Nepal’s earthquake, a double miracle has occurred. A young woman has been pulled from the rubble in Kathmandu just hours after a -
Nepal Dramatic videos show Nepal earthquake destruction on Everest base camp and Bhaktapur Climbers at the base camp of Mount Everest run for cover as a huge avalanche triggered by the Nepal earthquake approaches. Cries of “inside, inside!” -
World Meeke celebrates maiden WRC victory The Champagne corks were popping for Kris Meeke over the weekend after the Northern Irishman celebrated his first FIA world rally championship -
United Kingdom Is Britain's economy back on track? Ever since the days – long long ago – when Britain was an undisputed world leader in trade and finance, people have disagreed about the country’s -
Pakistan Malala Yousafzai's attackers jailed for 25 years A court in Pakistan has sentenced 10 men to 25 years in jail for their involvement in the 2012 shooting of education activist Malala Yousafzai, who -
Indonesia Brazilian had 'no idea' he was going before firing squad -
Russia Russia's WWII Victory Day will not be shared by former Western allies In Moscow, rehearsals by night have been leading up to Russia’s celebration of Victory in the Second World War. Western leaders will not see it this -
Nepal Europeans fly home from Nepal earthquake nightmare More than 100 British survivors were reunited with loved ones in London early on Thursday, after flying out of Nepal. One dual national has been -
My Europe Series The eurosceptic dream: a vision of Britain the day after Brexit What would the British and EU citizens wake up to if the UK voted to exit the EU? How would that impact trade, prices, politics, jobs and daily life -
Central African Republic Rape of children by French forces in Central Africa 'will be punished' if proven France has vowed to punish any of its soldiers if they are proven to have committed child rape in the Central African Republic. Fourteen French -
Europe News Hungary should expect a "fight" if it moves to reintroduce the death penalty, EU warns Hungary should expect ‘fight’ if it reintroduces death penalty, says EU’s Juncker The comments came from European Commission president Jean-Claude -
My Europe Series Europe Weekly: EU under fire over migrant policy In this edition of Europe Weekly, the EU comes under fire over its migrant policy; Ukraine’s economy is predicted to shrink this year; MEPs get tough -
Italy Italy: Students protest on eve of World Expo showcase in Milan Student protesters marched in Milan on Thursday, a day before the 2015 Universal Exposition opens there. Critics denounce corruption scandals -
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Nepal UN appeals for millions to tackle Nepal earthquake disaster International aid continues to arrive in Nepal following Saturday’s devastating earthquake. But the needs are vast and the UN is appealing for -
Cinema Amy Winehouse's family slam biopic about the dead singer A biopic about Amy Winehouse has been slammed by her family ahead of its Cannes film festival premiere. Considered one of the most talented artists -
United Kingdom The changing face of British politics? One week remains until the UK decides The way Britain votes in the May 7 general election could not only change the face of national politics, but also have an impact on the European Union. -
Culture news Berlin exhibition investigates post-WWII Europe How did Europe deal with post-war life? That’s the question a new exhibition in Berlin tries to answer. Coinciding with the 70th anniversary of the -
Cinema Maisie Williams stars in mass hysteria drama 'The Falling' Set in a strict English girls’ school in 1969, ‘The Falling’ tells of a mysterious fainting epidemic that breaks out in the aftermath of a tragedy -
Sport Volvo Ocean Race: Dongfeng hold slim lead The Volvo Ocean race fleet crossed the equator for the fourth and final time on Tuesday. Teams still have a long way to go before the race reaches -
Nepal Nepal: Miracle rescues of teenager and baby bring joy amid earthquake tragedy After five days under the rubble of Nepal’s earthquake, a teenager has been pulled out alive. Hopes were fading of finding more survivors after -
Bulgaria Is Bulgaria's border wall forcing migrants to risk deadly crossings? -
Hungary Jean-Claude Juncker slaps down Hungary's plans for death penalty -
No Comment Jerusalem: Woman sets petrol pump on fire in dangerous dispute -
Culture news Success won't make 'Furious 7' hit author lose his head Charlie Puth is adjusting to life in the fast lane. The 23-year-old newcomer has topped Billboard’s Hot 100 chart with his Paul Walker tribute song -
USA Calm in Baltimore, but violence erupts elsewhere in the US A second night of curfew sees calm restored to Baltimore, but violence breaks out in other US cities. -
United Kingdom Duchess of Cambridge goes into labour -
Vietnam Vietnam celebrates 40 years since the fall of Saigon Parades are held in Ho Chi Minh City to celebrate 40 years since the fall of Saigon and the end of the Vietnam War. -
Nepal Disease next risk for Nepal More bodies are being brought out daily from beneath the piles of rubble where once homes stood in Kathmandu. So far the number of dead in Nepal has -
USA Baltimore is put under curfew again as protests spread A largely peaceful protest with thousands demanding justice and police reform, capped a day of relative calm in Baltimore on Wednesday. But anger -
Austria Vienna court to rule on Ukrainian oligarch's extradition The future of Dmytro Firtash, one of Ukraine’s most prominent billionaires will be decided today in Austria. A Vienna regional criminal court is to -
Chile Chile's president vows to re-write constitution and tackle corruption Chile's president has vowed to rewrite the constitution and tackle corruption in an attempt to draw the line under recent scandals which have blighted the government.