11 May 2015 | Euronews
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World News White House dismisses Bin Laden raid allegations The 2011 raid leading to the death of al Qaeda leader Osama Bin Laden has once again become the centre of controversy. The White House and CIA have -
Germany Israel and Germany celebrate 50 years of bilateral diplomatic relations Israeli President Reuven Rivlin has been received with military honours in Berlin. He was welcomed by his German counterpart Joachim Gauck at the -
Europe News Greece stumps up IMF cash Greece has paid 750 millions euros that it owes to the IMF, officials said on Monday, as eurozone finance ministers met in Brussels to discuss the -
Sport Champions League: Bayern host Barca in do or die second leg On Tuesday Bayern Munich host Barcelona for the decisive second leg of their Champions League semi-final looking to overhaul a three nil first leg -
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Yemen Yemen humanitarian truce under threat from intense border clashes As the Saudi military reinforces security along the border with Yemen, Morocco reports that one of its fighter jets has gone missing over the -
Vatican 'War is the industry of death!' Pope Francis tells children Peace: how to build it and how to maintain it. That was the focus of a special audience with Pope Francis. Some 7,000 children of several -
World News Mogherini asks UN Security Council to back EU migrants plan The European Union's foreign policy chief has pleaded for UN help to save migrants lives and attack people traffickers, in a bid to secure international legal backing for potential military action. -
Poland Incumbent Polish president admits he needs to listen to the voters A day after appearing to come second in the first round of Poland’s presidential election, the incumbent has admitted he needs to listen to the -
Nepal Nepal: 2% loans for destroyed homes, earthquake survivors brace for monsoon The death toll from Nepal’s earthquake more than two weeks ago has passed 8,000 and the injured are nearly 18,000. The government is overwhelmed -
Cuba Cuba: 'a major player in the 21st century,' declares François Hollande François Hollande declares Havana a 'major player in the 21st century' as he becomes the first French leader to visit communist Cuba. -
Sport Barcelona continue title march as Real Madrid slip up Welcome to The Corner, our weekly programme about the world of football. Mathematically speaking, it’s still all to play for in La Liga. Barcelona -
Sport No blues around the dinner table This clip comes from our ‘bloopers’ segment in The Corner. This week sees members of the Chelsea squad trying their luck with a ball skill challenge -
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United Kingdom Political role for Boris Johnson as Cameron names new UK government The colourful Mayor of London will attend "political cabinet meetings" while he sees out the final year of his present job. -
Japan Japanese government confirms major shift in military policy A major shift in Japan’s security policy is being planned. After years of having a pacifist stance, the government has agreed to new draft laws to -
Egypt Son of a bin man can’t be a judge, says Egypt’s justice minister -
United Kingdom Britain's election shines Tory star, leaves others in the dark Britain’s political landscape has been redrawn, with two leaders cast into the political wilderness and one triumphant survivor — the prime minister -
Europe News Greece to pay IMF by Tuesday's deadline, says finance minister Varoufakis Athens will pay the 750 million euros it owes to the IMF on time, the country’s finance minister said on Monday. Yanis Varoufakis was in Brussels for -
Republic of North Macedonia FYR Macedonia: a country on the brink? The Western Balkans are once again headline news after the killing of eight policemen and 14 gunmen following a day-long gun battle in the Former -
Greece Varoufakis: 'Greece always meets its obligations to its creditors' -
Culture news International choreographers perform at the Cairo Dance Festival Seven choreographers from Egypt, the UK, the US, Canada and the Netherlands have come together at the Cairo Contemporary Dance Festival ‘By Chance.’ -
Nigeria Warnings over difficulties facing Nigerians displaced by Boko Haram The displaced are starting to return to their homes in the northeast of Nigeria after the army mounted a massive operation to drive away Boko Haram -
Spain Airbus to continue test flights and production of A400M despite Spain crash Airbus says it will continue test flights and production of its A400M military plane the despite Saturday’s crash in Spain which killed four of its -
Libya Anger in Ankara over bombing of Turkish ship off coast of Libya Ankara has slammed the bombing of a Turkish cargo ship off the coast of Libya as a “contemptible” attack. One crew member was killed and another -
Republic of North Macedonia NATO calls for investigation into Kumanovo violence in FYR Macedonia NATO has called for a ‘transparent investigation’ after the weekend’s fatal battles in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM), between -
Next Series Saving water from waste in chemical plants This edition of Futuris explores how new technologies can help recycle the water used in chemical plants to make these more environmentally friendly. -
Next Series How to solve the water scarcity problem? -
Cinema Freeman and Keaton are top draw in '5 Flights Up' -
Cuba French visit to Cuba eyes trade ties For Cubans the visit of the French President is not merely a sign of diplomatic detente, but also an opportunity for business. The EU represents the -
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Burundi Women join anti-Nkurunziza protests in Burundi In the latest in a series of protests against Burundi’s president, hundreds of women took to the streets of the capital Bujumbara on Sunday calling -
Cinema 'Ride' the waves in Helen Hunt's new movie ‘Ride’ is the tale of a single mother who travels across the US to join her college dropout son as he begins his new life as a surfer. The film is -
Cuba An historic trip for France's Francois Hollande in Cuba French President Francois Hollande has touched down in Havana, the first French leader to visit Cuba in more than a century. He is the most -
Indonesia Migrants land in Malaysia as hundreds rescued off Indonesia coast Malaysia has detained more than 1000 Bangladeshi and Rohingya refugees after they arrived on Monday. It comes a day after Indonesian authorities -
Libya Migrants face 'torture and gang rape in lawless Libya' -
Poland Poland is set for a presidential run-off Conservative challenger Andrzej Duda has surprised many by coming top in Sunday’s presidential election in Poland. According to exit polls he -
Yemen Besieged Aden desperately awaits Tuesday's humanitarian truce Tuesday’s five-day humanitarian ceasefire can’t come soon enough for the people of Aden. Weeks of aerial bombardments by Saudi-led coalition forces -
Spain Flight recorders found from crashed military Airbus Spanish investigators have retrieved the flight recorders from the crashed military Airbus that ploughed into a field north of Seville airport on -
World News Ethnic tensions in FYR Macedonia are re-ignited after weekend of violence Tensions within the former Yugoslavian Republic of Macedonia have been re-ignited by Saturday’s day-long gun battle between police and what the