12 May 2015 | Euronews
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Russia Sanctions mentioned in positive talks between the US and Russia in Sochi US Secretary of State John Kerry holds positive talks with Russian leadership during his first visit to Russia since the Ukraine crisis began. -
Sport Barcelona through to Champions League final despite 3-2 Bayern loss Bayern Munich have defeated Barcelona 3-2 in the second game of their champions league semi-final. But after the German side’s 3-0 defeat in the -
Russia 'Putin. War': new report claims Russia heavily involved in east Ukraine conflict Allies of murdered anti-Kremlin activist Boris Nemtsov finish and release a report he began, which claims at least 220 Russian soldiers have died in eastern Ukraine in the past year. -
Yemen Truce comes into force in Yemen, but concern remains about ongoing fighting A truce to allow for humanitarian aid to be distributed in Yemen has officially come into force, but there are concerns about ongoing fighting -
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France French ombudsman investigates video of police crackdown on migrants in Calais An amateur video released by a migrants’ rights group shows a crackdown by police near the French port city of Calais. The rights’ group has -
Sport Real Madrid or Juventus to meet Barcelona in Champions League final Facing Barcelona in the Champions League final will be either their home rivals Real Madrid or the Italian champions Juventus. In the first round -
Nepal Nepal earthquake: Panic in Kathmandu as locals attempt mass exodus There were scenes of panic in Kathmandu on Tuesday (May 12) as crowds attempted to flee the Nepalese capital following the second powerful earthquake -
Russia Kerry holds 'frank' talks with Putin in Russia The US Secretary of State and the Russian president and foreign minister have held talks in Sochi, in John Kerry's first visit to Russia since the start of the Ukraine crisis. -
World News Are you consuming dangerous quantities of alcohol? The abusive consumption of alcohol is getting worse among young people, notably women, in many developed countries. This warning comes in the latest -
Nepal Nepal: 'equally big earthquakes coming in eastern regions,' expert tells euronews Following the April 25th earthquake in Nepal, the fault line moved 150km to the east. Nepal: A major earthquake measuring 7.4 has struck the town of -
United Kingdom David Cameron: "We are the real party of working people" The very first meeting of the new cabinet in the UK has been held. This is the first time in 18 years there is a fully Conservative party cabinet. -
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France Monkey business: theft of rare primates from French zoo mystifies police A zoo in France is appealing for the return of 17 rare monkeys stolen by suspected animal traffickers over the weekend -
USA Google hails safety record as self-driving car crash data published The first quantifiable data for traffic accidents involving self-driving cars have been made public and appear to offer promising news for companies -
World News Booze review: OECD report reveals the water of life's lethal data It was Frank Sinatra who said, “alcohol may be man’s worst enemy, but the bible says love your enemy.” It seems that many have taken that motto to -
Russia Russia's sense of greatness seems to be growing on US The meeting of the top US and Russian diplomats in the Black Sea resort of Sochi signals a telling shift in global security realpolitik, even from a -
Nepal Deadly new quake in Nepal adds to misery for exhausted residents At least 40 people are dead in the latest 7.3 magnitude tremor and hundreds more have been injured -
Culture news Milan's Universal Expo looks at how we will feed ourselves in the future The latest Universal Expo has brought 145 countries to Milan where they have erected pavilions to show off the best they can offer in modern design -
Nepal Panic in Kathmandu and New Delhi as new quake strikes The new earthquake sent people in the Nepalese capital Kathmandu running out into open ground. They had already been staying in temporary housing and -
Burundi Growing tension in Burundi over president's bid for third term One person is reported dead during renewed clashes between police and protesters in Burundi. Officers reportedly fired shots to try to disperse -
Europe News Judges reject 'unfair dismissal' claims by ex-EU commissioner EU judges have dismissed a case brought a former European Commissioner for unfair dismissal. The court in Luxembourg ruled that Malta’s John Dalli -
World News Picasso's 'Les Femmes d'Alger' smashes world auction record The most expensive artwork ever has been sold at auction at Christie’s in New York. Picasso’s cubist oil from 1955 “Les Femmes d’Alger” (“Women of -
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Cinema "Mad Max - Fury Road" kicks up a desert storm The latest instalment of the Mad Max franchise is noisily hitting cinema screens around the world at the moment and director George Miller, who -
Cinema "Spooks - The Greater Good" hopes to emulate TV series' success BBC spy series “Spooks” has made the transition to the big screen as is increasingly the way with successful TV series, and brings together original -
Italy Wrecked Costa Concordia liner makes its final journey The wreck of the Costa Concordia cruise liner has made its final journey as it was towed to its last berth where it will be demolished. The vessel -
Nepal At least 40 killed and hundreds injured in new powerful quake in Nepal A strong earthquake shook Nepal on Tuesday, killing at least 40 people in the region weeks after a devastating quake left more than 8,000 people dead -
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Nepal At least six dead after Nepal struck again by strong earthquake A strong earthquake shook Nepal on Tuesday, killing at least six people in the region weeks after a devastating quake left more than 8,000 people -
Monaco Pioneering Yachtswoman wins 'Woman of the Year' award in Monte Carlo Women and the Sea was the theme of this year’s Monte Carlo ‘Woman of the Year Award’, and it was in the illustrious setting of the principality’s -
Business Series The recovery of oil prices The significant rise in oil prices at the start of May meant they reached their highest levels so far in 2015. To what extent are they recovering? -
USA US battered by severe storms and tornadoes Towns in the US Great Plains have been battered by a series of tornadoes leaving at least six people dead. -
Cuba President Hollande 'reaches out' to Cuba during historic state visit Francois Hollande has topped off a historic visit to Cuba by meeting both President Raul Castro and – unexpectedly – the communist country’s -
World News Scientists warn against mobile phone 'radiation' Scientists are warning against the constant use of mobile phones, lap tops, tablets and other wireless devices. They claim too much electromagnetic -
Germany Berlin Philharmonic in deadlock over Simon Rattle successor Members of the Berlin Philharmonic have still not chosen a new chief conductor despite more than 11 hours of discussions. The prestigious orchestra -
USA Picasso goes for record $179 m at auction A Picasso oil painting from 1955 has smashed the record for the most expensive artwork ever sold at auction when it went for $179.4 million -
Cuba Hollande meets Castro brothers during French state visit to Cuba President Francois Hollande meets both President Raul Castro and his brother, the former leader Fidel Castro during historic visit to communist Cuba by a French head of state. -
Cyprus Cypriot leaders agree to push for peace Turkish and Greek leaders of the divided island of Cyprus agree to restart reunification talks on Friday -
Republic of North Macedonia Exclusive: unrest in FYR Macedonia could hit other Balkan countries warns Serbian PM Skopje remembers the police officers killed during deadly clashes in the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.