25 May 2015 | Euronews
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Iraq Exodus from Ramadi to Baghdad continues after bridge re-opened Thousands of people forced to flee Ramadi and the surrounding area because of the ISIL takeover have been continuing to cross the Euphrates River via -
Spain Real Madrid sack coach Ancelotti Real Madrid football club have sacked coach Carlo Ancelotti after failing to win major silverware this season. Thank you Ancelotti! Good luck in your -
World News Cameron and Juncker meet to discuss UK call for new EU deal The European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker has been meeting David Cameron at the British prime minister’s official country residence -
Spain Spain's PM Rajoy disappointed by results in local elections Spain’s prime minister has acknowledged he was disappointed with his party’s showing in local elections. He attributed a drop in support largely to -
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Sport Real Madrid manager Ancelotti sacked Carlo Anchelotti has been fired by Real Madrid president Florentino Perez following a trophyless season for Los Blancos. The Italian manager led Real -
World Spanish local and regional elections deal major blow to big parties The new mayor of the second-largest city in Spain, anti-poverty activist Ada Colau, has described her success in regional and municipal elections as -
Spain Spain set for new politics of coalitions and power-sharing Much more than a tale of two cities in Spain, where the big parties’ grip on power in both Madrid and Barcelona has been broken in local and regional -
USA Washington under pressure over ISIL strategy Washington is coming under increasing criticism over its strategy towards the self-proclaimed Islamic State. A senior Iranian military official has -
Ethiopia Ethiopia counting votes after parliamentary election Ethiopia has started counting the votes after Sunday’s elections. Provisional results should emerge within a few days and the final result is -
Afghanistan 70 people wounded in Afghanistan suicide bombing Afghan police say a Taliban suicide bomber wounded 70 people when a truck laden with explosives was detonated in the south of the country. The -
Italy Thousands of air passengers grounded during Alitalia strike Thousands of people were suffering the consequences on Monday of a 24-hour strike of pilots and cabin crews at Italy’s flagship carrier Alitalia -
Sport Tearful farewells, kung-fu kicks and Ronaldo's insane goal tally It was a weekend of ‘‘farewells’‘ across the world of European football Big boots are to be filled at Barcelona. Captain Xavi played his final game -
Nepal One month after the quake Nepal waits in vain for salvation It is a month since an earthquake shattered Nepal, but it seems like an eternity for the survivors. Fear still runs high of more tremors, and there -
Burundi Burundi protests resume after murdered opposition leader's funeral Demonstrators have taken to the streets in Burundi’s capital Bujumbura and elsewhere in the country, to protest against the murder of an opposition -
Italy Venice crowd protests against Matteo Salvini's Liga Nord party Left-wing protesters in the Italian city of Mestre, near Venice, chanted “we are all anti fascists” and used rubber dinghies for protection during a -
United Kingdom Churchill war bunker Tube station set to come back from the dead -
Target Smarter living in Barcelona Barcelona is encouraging innovation and development through the use of new technology, creating what it calls a smart city. -
Malaysia Malaysian police find 139 mass graves near Thai border -
Sport Fencing: Boscarelli claims maiden individual gold in Rio Italy’s Francesca Boscarelli warmed up nicely ahead of next month’s European fencing championships by winning the women’s epee at the Fencing Grand -
Sport Borel continues France epee dominance in Rio Yannick Borel continued France’s dominance of the men’s epee discipline this season by winning the latest International Fencing Grand Prix in Rio De -
Culture news West End musical aims to challenge Bollywood clichés It’s a mesmerising show of dance and music. Offering a mixture of traditional and modern Indian dance, ‘Beyond Bollywood’ has opened in London’s West -
Tunisia Tunisian soldier goes on deadly rampage at Tunis base Tunisian authorities say “family problems” led to a soldier shooting dead seven people at a military base in Bouchoucha in the capital, Tunis on -
World News One child reported missing in Europe every two minutes Events are being held around the world to raise awareness of young people who have disappeared. International Missing Children’s Day (25 May 2015) -
Cinema Hungarian Holocaust drama tops Cannes film critics' awards Hungarian Holocaust drama ‘Son of Saul’ has been named the best film in the main Competition section of the 68th Cannes Film Festival by Fipresci -
Spain Madrid residents react to Spain's political shake-up Although Spain’s ruling People’s Party (PP) got more votes than any other party in Sunday’s (May 24) regional and local elections, it and the rival -
Spain Three lessons from Spain's local elections -
Explore Copper craft: precious metal and traditions in Lahic -
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Spain New parties break Spains' political duopoly in local & regional vote Spain’s traditional parties of both left and right took a fearful battering in local and regional elections on Sunday, with the ruling Popular Party -
Poland Poland's new president Duda serves public - quite literally Poland’s newly-elected president Andrzej Duda has been serving the public – by dishing out coffee on the streets of Warsaw. Victory for the -
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Cinema France honoured at 68th Cannes Film Festival French director Jacques Audiard’s ‘Dheepan’ was the surprise winner of this year’s Palme d’Or at the Cannes Film Festival. The jury, who are only -
France France celebrates cinema success at Cannes French film “Dheepan” has scooped the Palme d’Or at this year’s Cannes Film Festival. Directed by Jacques Audiard, it revolves around Tamil refugees -
Israel Olmert found guilty of illegally taking overseas donations Former Israeli prime minister Ehud Olmert has been found guilty of illegally receiving money from an American supporter, and has been sentenced to -
No Comment Germany wins the 14th European Championship of Forestry Skills -
World News Who gets the most public holidays in the EU? -
Malaysia Dozens of suspected migrant graves found near Malaysia-Thailand border, police reveal Malaysian police have revealed that 140 graves, believed to contain the remains of migrants, have been found near the country’s border with Thailand -
Belgium Victims of Brussels Jewish museum shooting are remembered Hundreds of people in Brussels have paid homage to the victims of last years attack at the city’s Jewish museum. ✡ #Israel #JPOST: Brussels pays -
Ethiopia Ethiopia goes to the polls Ethiopia’s ruling People’s Revolutionary Democratic Front is expected to be returned to power with a landslide win in Sunday’s election. The party -
Yemen Clashes leave seven dead in Yemen's Taiz At least seven people have been killed and more than 30 wounded during fierce clashes in Yemen’s southern city of Taiz. Houthi rebels and troops -
Spain Spanish voters punish mainstream parties in local and regional elections Spain’s new anti-austerity Podemos and market friendly Ciudadanos have made gains in local and regional elections at the expense of mainstream -
Ukraine Ukrainian separatist warlord dies in bomb blast According to Russian news agencies, a pro Kyiv military group has claimed responsibility for the death of a prominent separatist commander in