15 March 2016 | Euronews
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World News Hungary: PM Orban blames refugees for undermining Christian Europe Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has used an annual rally marking Revolution Day to attack the European Union’s migration policy. To a mixed -
Sport Atletico scrape through on penalties against PSV Extra time was needed, and then penalties to decide the outcome of the Atletico Madrid – PSV Eindhoven match, which the Spaniards won eight-seven. In -
France French PM criticises Catholic Archbishop of Lyon over paedophile scandal One of France’s most senior cardinals, the Archbishop of Lyon, has emphatically denied covering up paedophilia. Philippe Barbarin and five others are -
Vatican Mother Teresa of Calcutta to be made Roman Catholic saint Pope Francis has announced that Mother Teresa of Calcutta, who dedicated her life to helping the poor, will be made at saint of the Roman Catholic -
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Norway Mass killer Breivik appears in court in human rights case against Norway Mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik has appeared in public for the first time since being sentenced for killing 77 people five years ago. He gave a -
Sport Man City make first Champions league quarter finals Manchester City have broken their champions league hoodoo and are into the quarter finals for the first time. The work was done last week when they -
Syria How will Russia's troop withdrawal affect Syria talks? Syrian opposition delegation reveal how they think discussions in Geneva will be impacted by Moscow's decision. -
Sport Wednesday Champions league ties complete quarter-final lineup Wednesday night’s champions league matches wraps up the teams to qualify for the quarter finals, and the tie between Bayern Munich and Juventus could -
Sport America dominates snowboarding world championships in China The 2nd edition of the Corona World Championships of Snowboarding has taken place in Yabuli in north-eastern China. Over 200 riders from 40 nations -
Syria If the Geneva talks fail Russia will go back to Syria, says analyst An Iran-based analyst maintains removing Assad would result in chaos and pose a danger to the entire region -
World Syrian government: "Europe is guilty of many strategic mistakes" On Monday, Russia surprised the international community with the announcement that it is to begin the partial withdrawal of its troops from Syria -
Sport Leicester City on the verge of a football fairytale It is high time we talked about Claudio Ranieri and Leicester, now sitting on the top of the English Premier league holding a five point lead with -
Economy Fed mulls interest rate future amid weaker US retail sales Federal Reserve policymakers are meeting and considering what to do about US interest rates amid weaker retail sales. -
Belgium Suspect gunman killed and police hurt in Brussels anti-terror raid A terror suspect has been shot dead in a Brussels suburb and others are said to be on the run after a security operation linked to November’s -
Cinema 'Miracles from Heaven' arrives in US cinemas Based on the moving memoir by Christy Beam, ‘Miracles from Heaven’ tells the remarkable story of a little girl diagnosed with a rare and incurable -
Greece Migrants heckle EU commissioner in Idomeni 10,000 are stranded on the border separating Greece from the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. -
Russia Russian pilots welcomed home as heroes from Syria Jets have begun landing at an air force base in southwestern Russia after the Kremlin's surprise decision to partially withdraw from Syria -
Belgium Police hunt gunmen after several police officers injured in Brussels shooting NB an updated version of this story is now available here. Armed Belgian police backed by French forces have been involved in a major security -
Economy Bangladesh central bank boss resigns over cyber heist, money hunt continues Bangladesh's central bank governor has resigned over the theft by hackers of $81 million (73 million euros) as investigators try to track where that money went. -
Sport Oklahoma stun Portland with huge NBA home win Oklahoma Thunder made home advantage count big time in their latest NBA clash against visitors Portland to rack up their fattest winning margin of -
Europe News Cyprus objections could derail EU‒Turkey migrant deal Cyprus said on Tuesday it won’t back any acceleration of negotiations for Turkey’s EU membership, jeopardising an accord between the EU and Ankara -
Culture news Pete Yorn returns with new album 'Arranging Time' US indie rocker Pete Yorn has released his first studio album in more than five years. ‘Arranging Time’ is a diverse set of songs, showcasing Yorn’s -
Cinema 'Allegiant' arrives - worldwide release of latest 'Divergent' movie ‘The Divergent Series: Allegiant’, the third instalment in the sci-fi adventure franchise, is on worldwide release. Young heroes Tris and Four -
Greece Greece buckles under migrant pressure Greece is buckling as migrants exert unprecedented pressure on Greek resources. Refugees continue to stream across the Aegean Sea from Turkey -
Business Series US expands Cuba telecoms and travel links ahead of Obama visit Days before President Obama visits Cuba, the US further loosens travel restrictions and Verizon signs a deal with Cuba's state telecoms agency for direct calls and roaming. -
World News 'Unhealthy environments' kill 12.6 million people annually - WHO report An estimated 12.6 million deaths each year are attributable to unhealthy environments, according to a new report by the World Health Organization -
Turkey Fighting rages across southeastern Turkey President Erdogan sets a new definition of terrorism -
Economy French GDP not seen as enough for jobs growth France's central bank has said economic growth this year will be below the eurozone average of 1.4 percent which is not enough to cut the country's persistently high unemployment. -
Business Series Eurostar profits lower due to Paris attacks, migrant disruption and stronger pound Eurostar's profits dropped last year. It has blamed the Paris terrorist attacks, disruptions from migrants getting on to French train tracks and the stronger value of the pound. -
USA Stakes high for US presidential candidates on "Super Tuesday II" Euronews' Stefan Grobe is in Miami, Florida, one of the states where voting is taking place for what is called Super Tuesday II -
No Comment Belgian farmers protest Belgian farmers demonstrated in Brussels demanding price regulation for milk and pork, during a meeting of European agriculture ministers in the -
No Comment Russia: Spring is coming Hundreds of people gathered in Gorky Park in Moscow to celebrate the pagan Maslenitsa festival, which marks the end winter. Traditionally scarecrows -
World News Car explodes in busy Berlin street at rush hour Police launch a murder investigation, say they do not think the blast is connected to terrorism. -
World News Opposition meets UN envoy on day two of Syria peace talks in Geneva The surprise news of a partial withdrawal of Russian forces from Syria has been cautiously welcomed at the talks -
World News Htin Kyaw wins presidental vote in Myanmar Myanmar’s parliament has elected Htin Kyaw as the country’s new president. Kyaw is a close friend of the Aung San Suu Kyi, head of the governing -
World News North Korea nuclear warhead test 'soon' reports KCNA North Korea will test a nuclear warheads and test-launch ballistic missiles capable of carrying nuclear warheads soon, according to the country’s -
World News Turkey detains suspects in clampdown after Ankara bombing Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu has visited some of those injured in Sunday night’s deadly bomb attack in Ankara. Thirty seven people were -
World News Trump and Clinton lead the way ahead of Florida primary It is Super Tuesday again but this time five US states will be holding nomination contests,and it is Florida which is the biggest prize. The -
World News Bogota taxi drivers protest against Uber Riot police moved in as tensions boiled over during a march by thousands of taxi drivers in the Colombian capital Bogota. More than a dozen people -
World News Russia begins withdrawal from Syria, pilots welcomed home as heroes The international community has reacted with surprise to the news that Russia is to pull out the "main part" of its forces from Syria -
Switzerland "Rhetoric could derail Syria talks" warns UN after opening session UN sponsored talks are due to resume today in Geneva aimed at creating a roadmap to end the conflict in Syria. But after day one the UN’s Syria -
France France scales back labour reform plans in face of protests The French government has backtracked on some key elements of its labour reform bill, unveiling a revised package following protests against the