17 May 2015 | Euronews
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Iraq Battle to defend Palmyra intensifies while Ramadi 'falls to ISIL' Syrian army units are said to have inflicted heavy losses upon ISIL fighters in the hills surrounding the archaeological city of Palmyra. However it -
Sport Ice cool Canada defeat Russia 6-1 in the Ice Hockey World Championship Final Canada are the new Ice Hockey World Champions after beating defending champions Russia in a one-sided final in Czech Republic. Canada came out 6-1 -
France EC to make exceptions for TV and film in digital single market At the Cannes Film Festival the European Commission and the European film industry have taken an important step forward in the digital age -
Sport Tiralongo claims tough stage 9 Contador still in pink at the Giro d'Italia Astana rider 37-year-old Paolo Tiralongo stormed to an impressive victory in stage 9 of the Giro d’Italia to claim his third career stage win at the -
Sport Barcelona crowned Spanish champions Barcelona are the new Spanish champions after the Catalan giants beat Atlético de Madrid 1-0 in the Vicente Calderon. It is the 23rd Liga title in -
World News Chechen leader backs forced marriage of police chief to teenage girl Ramzan Kadyrov the leader of Chechnya has given his blessing to a police chief who took a 17 year-old-girl as his second wife in a forced marriage -
Russia 17 arrested at Moscow gay pride protest Russian police have arrested 17 people in central Moscow after they gathered to mark the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and -
France French Protestant Church backs gay marriage France’s United Protestant Church (EPUdF) has voted to allow pastors to bless same-sex marriages. The move comes two years after Paris legalised gay -
Sport Elementary my dear Chamley-Watson as US foil fencer wins Shanghai Grand Prix In the Shanghai Fencing Grand Prix the men’s foil final saw 2013 World Champion Miles Chamley-Watson from the United States take on the Czech fencer -
Sport Lorenzo leads from lap one to conquer Le Mans Euronews speed freak, Portuguese journalist Bruno Sousa, guides us through the twists and turns of the French MotoGP at Le Mans. Hello and welcome to -
Republic of North Macedonia Thousands call for PM Gruevski resignation Tens of thousands of protesters took to the streets in Skopje on Sunday, the capital of the former Yugoslavian Republic of Macedonia. The crowds -
France Cannes artists discuss copyright in Europe's digital single market Away from the red carpet at the Cannes film festival the issue of copyright has come up for debate. The French Prime Minister Manuel Valls was among -
Egypt Egypt: international condemnation over Muslim Brotherhood death sentences The international community expresses concerns over an Egyptian court's decision to seek the death penalty for ex-president Mohammed Mursi and 106 others. -
Vatican Pope Francis canonises two Palestinian nuns days after state recognition The Pope has named two Palestinian nuns as saints during a Sunday ceremony in St Peter’s Square. The Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas was among -
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Syria Syria: reports of ISIL advance on Palmyra raise fears for the ancient site Fears grow for the security of Palmyra amid reports ISIL extremists have advanced on the ancient Syrian site. -
Italy Migrant crisis: Hundreds more people flock to Italy As the European Union debates the contentious issue of immigration, Italy continues to accept daily waves of people from north Africa. Italian media -
Afghanistan Briton among at least 3 dead in Taliban attack on EU vehicle in Afghanistan One Briton is among at least three killed in a Taliban suicide bomb attack on a EUPOL vehicle in the Afghan capital, Kabul. -
China China: Fuzhou flooded as heavy rain lashes Fujian Province Heavy rain and hail have lashed Fuzhou, the capital of China’s Fujian Province, causing flooding and driving the temperature down by ten degrees -
USA US Great Plains on tornado watch Oklahoma, Minnesota, Texas, Kansas, Nebraska and Wyoming hit by tornadoes, with more severe weather expected. -
Burundi 18 Burundi officials charged over coup attempt Eighteen security officials from Burundi have appeared before the country’s High Court .. in connection with an attempt to overthrow the president -
Austria Austria hosts Europe's biggest AIDS research charity event Vienna’s City Hall Square was transformed into a mythical world of pagan rites and fantastic spectacle on Saturday as the city hosted Europe’s -
USA Kayakers protest against Shell's 'Pioneer' Arctic oil drilling rig Hundreds of activists decked out in neoprene wetsuits and life jackets took to the waters of Elliott Bay on Saturday to protest against drilling for -
Yemen UNHCR aid shipment arrives in Yemen despite continued fighting Clashes continued in Yemen on Saturday (May 16) between Houthi rebels and fighters loyal to the country’s exiled president despite a five-day truce -
France Cannes festival: Moretti and van Sant receive mixed reviews Former Palme d’Or winners Nanni Moretti and Gus van Sant made an appearance on the red carpet on day three of the Cannes Film Festival. Italian