22 May 2015 | Euronews
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Colombia Colombia FARC fighters end truce after government attack Colombia’s FARC rebels have ended a ceasefire after they said government troops killed 26 of their fighters during a raid on a jungle camp in Cauca -
Spain Will voters oust 'la casta' in Spain's regional elections? Regional elections in Spain on Sunday are expected to show whether fast-growing support for anti-establishment parties can be turned into political -
Angola Angolan generals drop charges against journalist Rafael Marques Defamation charges have been dropped against a journalist who accused seven Angolan army generals of being complicit in human rights abuses. The -
USA US: Hillary Clinton emails published online Messages from Hillary Clinton’s private email account have been released by the US State Department. Many of them relate to the 2012 attack on -
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World News 'The dictator is coming' - Juncker's cheeky welcome for Hungarian PM “The dictator is coming.” Not the usual greeting you would expect to hear at an EU get-together. But “dictator” was the word chosen by European -
Saudi Arabia ISIL to blame for Saudi Arabia Shi'ite mosque suicide attack The group calling itself Islamic State (ISIL) says one of its suicide bombers killed or wounded 250 people in a Shi’ite mosque attack in Saudi -
My Europe Series Europe Weekly: EU backs migrant mission to its south, looks east In this episode of Europe Weekly, the EU gives the green light to start a naval operation off the coast of Libya; the bloc holds a summit in Riga -
France Mixed reaction to French plans to force supermarkets to donate unsold food There has been a mixed reaction to moves by France to crack down on food waste. The French National Assembly has voted to prevent large supermarkets -
Colombia Colombia FARC fighters end truce after government attack Colombia’s Marxist FARC rebels have suspended a ceasefire agreement. The group said it lifted the truce after government troops killed a group of -
Sport French Open 2015: Nadal handed tough draw Spain’s Rafael Nadal could face world number one Novak Djokovic in the quarter-finals of the French Open after Friday’s draw handed him the toughest -
France Paris pickpocket protest forces closure of Eiffel Tower The Eiffel Tower in Paris has been forced to close because of a worker walkout over crime around the famous landmark. Those protesting say there has -
Iraq ISIL forcing coalition to reconsider its strengths Islamic State militants have been steadily battering Iraqi government forces. Well-armed and resourceful, ISIL’s bombs are found buried in villages -
Sport Wrestling in Times Square World class wrestlers from Cuba and the United States celebrated the improving relations between the countries with an outdoor exhibition in Times -
Europe News EU warns eastern neighbours of long road to closer ties EU leaders say they want to continue building ties with their eastern neighbours, despite pressure from Russia. However, officials say that process -
World Knowledge is power: how Big Data is transforming education Big Data is a big idea circulating in the worlds of government, business and academia which, its supporters say, promises to revolutionise the way we -
Saudi Arabia 'Around 20 people' dead after Saudi Arabia mosque attack -
World News Money prizes for Olympic athletes? SportAccord chief issues IOC reform plan -
World Football storms batter Portugal, Italy, Israel and Palestians, France Upheaval in the world of football in this week’s Perspectives: we start with Portugal which is reeling from a video showing the police beating of a -
Spain Ivory Coast 'luggage boy' given temporary residence in Spain An eight-year-old African boy who had been hidden in a suitcase in a bid to smuggle him into Spain has been granted temporary residence. Adou -
Greece 'Very intensive' work needed for Greek bailout deal, says Merkel German Chancellor Angela Merkel is warning that “very intensive” work is needed for debt-ridden Greece to reach a deal with its international -
World News And also...a presidential advisor readies his pistols, it's all Greek for foreign drivers, and a load of bull Every Friday journalists from euronews’ various language teams choose a selection of stories from Europe and beyond which did not reach the -
World News Who would live in a house like this? 9 bizarre abodes in photos -
Spain Spain's regional elections threaten to shake-up traditional politics Voters go to the polls in Spain this weekend. They will elect leaders for 13 autonomous regions as well councillors in thousands of towns and cities -
Business Rostropovich Festival in Bustling Baku The Mstislav Rostropovich Festival is on in Baku the event is in honour of cellist and conductor Rostropovich. Rostropovitch is considered one of the -
Cinema "A pigeon perched on a branch philosophised about life." The title is a gateway into the universe of director Roy Andersson and the “the final part of a trilogy about being a human being.” In a succession -
Saudi Arabia 'Suicide bomb' at Shi'ite mosque in Saudi Arabia There are reports of casualties after a suspected suicide bomber blew himself up at a Shi’ite mosque in eastern Saudi Arabia during Friday prayers -
Syria Syrian government 'loses ground' to Nusra Front and ISIL The Syrian government under President Bashar al-Assad is fighting a desperate battle against insurgents from different groups. Damascus has suffered -
United Kingdom UK struck by 4.2 earthquake unleashing flood of Twitter jokes -
World News Juncker to Hungarian PM Orban: "Hello, Dictator!" -
My Europe Series Power play: Lithuania's quest for energy independence from Russia Western Europe’s dependence on Russia as an indispensable source of energy has long been a fraught issue for the EU, complicating already tense -
Syria ISIL razing of Palmyra’s cultural heritage "not foregone conclusion" -
Colombia Huge funeral crowd honours victims of Colombian landslide The funeral has been held in Colombia of 33 of the 84 victims of the Salgar landslide. Many other people remain unaccounted for. Monday’s flash flood -
Next Series Recharging without cables: the road ahead for electric cars Electric vehicles are undoubtedly a form of transport with a future, but many technical challenges have to be overcome before they replace petrol and -
Next Series Do you know: what is an unplugged vehicule? -
Culture news Eurovision Song Contest enters the final countdown Te remaining ten acts have been selected to go into Saturday’s final of the Eurovision Song Contest after a thrilling second semi-final in Vienna -
No Comment Grilling up a steak over molten lava -
Korea Ex-Korean Air executive Heather Cho freed in 'nut rage' case The woman at the centre of the so-called “nut rage” case in South Korea has been freed after nearly five months in jail. Heather Cho, a former Korean -
No Comment North Korea marks 'Child Health Day' -
Ireland Ireland expected to say "I do" to gay marriage It would have been unthinkable just a few years ago in this most Catholic of countries, but Ireland appears to be on the brink of authorising gay -
Italy "Moments of Life": memoirs of a WW1 Italian General -
My Europe Series Towards a child-friendly judicial system in Europe -
Greece 312,679,022,950 euros. This is how much Greece has to repay -
USA Coastguards say Santa Barbara oil cleanup could take "months" The cleanup continues along Santa Barbara’s sullied beaches following the spill of some 2500 barrels of oil onto the land and into the sea. About a -
United Kingdom Explained Cameron and the EU: what does a Brexit mean? -
Syria Footage shows ISIL in control of Syrian city of Palmyra Unverified video uploaded to Social Media on Thursday appeared to show the Islamic State militant group in control of the Syrian city of Palmyra -
Latvia EU Eastern Partnership talks set for compromise declaration European leaders are due to continue talks with former Soviet nations in Latvia on Friday hoping to forge closer ties. But Moscow claims the -
Austria Eurovision Song Contest finalists decided As if this Saturday’s three hour final wont be thrilling enough, the last of 27 participating nations in the Eurovision Song Contest were selected on -
Tunisia Bardo museum attack suspect had been rescued off migrant boat, say police Italian police say a 22-year-old Moroccan man arrested in connection with the Bardo museum shooting in Tunisia arrived in Italy on a migrant boat one