20 March 2016 | Euronews
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Cuba Cuban dissidents arrested ahead of Obama's visit More than 50 dissidents have been arrested just hours before US President Barack Obama touched down in Cuba. Members of the group, the Ladies in -
World News Migrants arrive on Greek islands as EU-Turkey deal enters into force Some 200 people, mostly Syrians were caught by the Turkish Coast Guard attempting the dangerous journey across the Aegean and were sent to a registration centre in Dikili. -
Sport Lorenzo kicks off 2016 MotoGP campaign with Qatar win as Rosberg triumphs in F1's season-opener Jorge Lorenzo won the season-opening Qatar GP at the Losail Circuit on Sunday to begin his World title defence in style. Although the Spanish Yamaha -
Belgium Abdeslam planned to 'restart something' in Brussels - Belgian Foreign Minister Speaking at a forum in Brussels, Didier Reynders said the Paris attacks suspect told investigators he was planning new acts, and that they found 'a lot of weapons' during a raid that led to his arrest -
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Sport Violent clashes at Moroccan topflight game leaves two dead and 54 injured Two people have been killed and some 54 injured after supporters of the same Moroccan club clashed following a topflight game in Casablanca. Fighting -
France Abdeslam's lawyer threatens legal action against Paris Prosecutor Paris Prosecutor Francois Molins quoted the suspect as saying he 'had wanted to blow himself up at the Stade de France' but had 'backed out'. The suspect's lawyer claimed this was a 'breach of confide -
Turkey Turkey says ISIL member carried out Istanbul suicide bombing The Turkish government says the suicide bomb attack in Istanbul on Saturday was carried out by a member of the self-proclaimed Islamic State -
Sport World Cup skiers cap their season at St.Moritz For the last report of this season’s “Gravity” the scene shifts to St. Moritz in Switzerland. Only one World Cup Crystal Globe remained up for -
Russia FlyDubai flight recorders "badly damaged" could take weeks to decode Russia's airline regulator said that the flight recorders from a passenger jet which crashed in southern Russia killing all 62 aboard are badly damaged. -
No Comment Snap election in Kazakhstan People voting on 20 March in Astana, capital of Kazakhstan. According to an exit poll the party of president Nursultan Nazarbayev has won the snap -
Sport America continues to boss World Indoor Athletics championship More gold for America at the World Indoor Athletics Championships in Portland, Oregon, with Barbara Pierre thrilling the crowds with a unexpected -
Focus Kazakhstan diversifies economy to survive oil and gas slump Kazakhstan’s economy depends on oil and gas and the slump in the industry has put its economic resilience to the test. Its currency has devalued and -
Spain Spain student bus crash victims 'all young foreign women' It has emerged that all 13 people killed in Sunday morning’s coach crash in northern Spain were young foreign women. The bus was carrying Erasmus -
No Comment It's an Eaglet! Eagles feed fish to a newly hatched eaglet, the first of two born to eagles dubbed “Mr. President” and “The First Lady” in Washington’s National -
USA Another Donald Trump rally, another protest turns violent The latest US presidential campaign meeting held by the Republican frontrunner in Tucson, Arizona was disrupted by two demonstrators, one of them a -
Cuba Cuba ready for historic Obama visit Havana is preparing for the first visit by a US leader to the communist island since the Castro revolution later on Sunday -
Vatican Pope Francis proves a hit on Instagram Pope Francis launched his own Instagram account on Saturday with astonishing success, acquiring over a million followers on the photo-sharing app -
Cuba Mick Jagger makes way for Obama in Cuba The stage is set but the Rolling Stones’ groundbreaking concert in Cuba has been delayed because another big name is arriving there on Sunday – -
World News Earth Hour: Lights out for the planet Some of the world’s most iconic landmarks were plunged into darkness on Saturday for the 10th annual Earth Hour, a global lights-out event to -
World News Questions and criticism as EU-Turkey migration deal takes effect From today, Sunday, migrants crossing the Aegean Sea to Greece face being sent back to Turkey under a controversial deal between the EU and Ankara -
France Relief in Paris after arrest of Salah Abdeslam Four months after terrorist attacks that left 130 people dead and hundreds injured, the pain is still raw in Paris. Tributes continue to be paid to