21 March 2016 | Euronews
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Mali Gunmen attack EU mission in Bamako At least one gunman was killed and two suspects arrested in an attack on a hotel in Mali’s capital Bamako. The building had been converted into a -
Cuba US-Cuba relations 'moving forward' despite deep divisions On the two biggest sticking points, the economy and human rights, neither leader appeared to give any ground at a press conference following bilateral talks, but both Obama and Castro remained positiv -
USA 'Trump and Sanders' make appearance at World Puppetry Day New York’s Times Square has been transformed into a giant stage for the internationally-celebrated World Puppetry Day. Monsters, dinosaurs and -
France 'French Spiderman' performs another hair-raising feat France’s very own ‘Spiderman’ has scaled the Total tower in the La Defense business district of Paris to raise awareness of the problem of hair loss -
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United Kingdom World's longest aircraft to make maiden voyage this year The world’s longest aircraft is to make its first flight later this year, it has been announced. Named the Airlander 10, it spans more than six -
Business Series Bigger not always better? Apple unveils smaller iPhone and iPad Apple seeks to prove bigger is not always better with the unveiling of the new, smaller, iPhone and iPad. -
Sport Baseball diplomacy as Cuba welcomes Tampa Bay Rays to Havana As relations thaw rapidly between the United States and Cuba the two countries are to celebrate their new cordiality with a game of baseball. -
Turkey Turkey's Kurdish minority celebrate Newroz festival Turkey’s Kurdish minority marked the annual spring festival of Newroz on Monday (March 21)with a call for peace talks to resume between Ankara and -
Sport Tennis sexism war after 'go down on your knees' remark by Indian Wells chief World Number 1 Novak Djokovic believes men should fight for more money because "we have much more spectators at the men's tennis matches." <blockquote class="twitter-tweet"tw-align-center data-lan -
Europe News French prosecutor expects Belgium to hand over Abdeslam A top French prosecutor says he expects Paris terror suspect Salah Abdeslam to be handed over to authorities in France. Speaking with one of his -
Business Series Ten years of Twitter, but still no profit It is exactly 10 years since Twitter came into being, during which time the social media website has had a big impact on internet culture but its financial road had been a rocky one. -
Greece One million and counting: EU migrant deal has little effect on Greece Greece is bearing the brunt of the migrant crisis. Following the EU-Turkey deal, migrants and refugees attempting to cross the Aegean Sea to Greece -
Republic of the Congo Landmark ruling at the International Criminal Court in Jean-Pierre Bemba case Eight years after he was arrested Jean-Pierre Bemba learned of his fate. The former Congolese rebel leader had been in exile in Belgium before his -
France 'Selfish' air traffic controllers disrupt travel plans for thousands About a third of flights have been cancelled at French airports as air traffic controllers strike over caps on recruitment and lack of investment in -
World News Turkish officials arrive on Lesbos to oversee EU deal on migrants At least 18 Turkish officials have arrived on the Greek island of Lesbos a day after the formal start of an agreement with the European Union aimed -
Business Series US hotelier Starwood taps into Cuba tourism boom US-based Starwood has signed a deal with Cuba's government to run two nationalised hotels in Havana becoming the first US company to invest heavily in Cuba since the 1959 Communist revolution. -
Cuba Obama and Castro meet ahead of high-profile talks in Havana The economy and human rights will be high on the agenda of talks between the US and Cuban presidents as they meet in the Cuban capital -
Series Postcards from Japan: Enjoying a Zen Buddhist meal In this last episode of Postcards from Japan, we're back in Kyoto, to take the time to enjoy some traditional cuisine -
Republic of the Congo DR Congo's former VP Jean-Pierre Bemba guilty of war crimes In what is being described as a historic decision, the International Criminal Court (ICC) has found the Democratic Republic of Congo’s former vice -
Cuba President Barack Obama breaks 88 year gap with visit to Cuba From the sepia tainted era of President Calvin Coolidge’s arrival in Cuba by warship to the jet powered landing by President Barack Obama – it is a -
Sport Rashford rules Manchester, Ajax leapfrog PSV 'The Corner' Cinzia Rizzi guides us through the weekend's football in 'The Corner' -
Sport Cape Epic: Platt and Huber win Langvad and Kleinhans defend title Germany’s Karl Platt and his Bulls team mate Urs Huber of Switzerland secured overall victory in the Cape Epic mountain bike stage race in Meerendal -
Cinema Matthias Schoenaerts and Diane Kruger star in 'Disorder' Matthias Schoenaerts stars as PTSD ex-soldier opposite Diane Kruger in 'Disorder'. -
Business Series New smaller and cheaper Apple iPhone Apple has launched a cheaper iPhone with a smaller screen. It’s aimed at developing countries and possibly China, the world’s biggest smartphone -
Cinema 'Batman v Superman' - a superhero fight film reflecting US politics? The superhero film that fans have been waiting for - 'Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice' sees the two comic book icons battling each other in the follow-up to 'Man of Steel'. -
Belgium Najim Laachraoui identified as accomplice of Paris attackers Najim Laachraoui has been identified as an accomplice of the Paris attackers who killed 130 people in a series of shootings and bombings last -
Ukraine Confusion over trial of Ukrainian pilot Nadia Savchenko's case has been heard by a Russian court -
Economy Brexit 'could cost UK billions' says Confederation of British Industry A British vote to leave the European Union could cost the UK economy billions and close to one million lost jobs by 2020, according to research commissioned by the Confederation of British Industry. -
No Comment President Barack Obama and his family visit Cuba US President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama, along with their daughters Malia and Sasha, toured iconic places in Old Havana on Sunday -
Sport No magic for Orlando in Raptors rumble Orlando’s Magic had an off day and none of the spells worked against the Toronto Raptors in their latest NBA clash. The Raptors went into the game on -
Real Economy Facing up to Europe's urban integration challenges With almost seven out of 10 people in Europe living in towns and cities, this week Real Economy is exploring the economics of urban integration. The -
Indonesia Shackled and abused: the plight of Indonesia's mentally ill The government is trying to tackle the problem but human rights campaigners say implementation is patchy -
Sport Anqi and Grumier boost Olympic fencing ambitions with Budapest wins Two fencers laid down serious markers ahead of the Olympics at the Budapest Grand Prix by striking gold, China’s Xu Anqi just fending off a spirited -
Korea North Korea fires five 'projectiles' into the sea North Korea said it has fired five short-range projectiles amid heightened tension over the country’s nuclear and rocket programmes. South Korea -
Culture news Portugal's best cartoons celebrated Portugal's annual event dedicated to some of its best cartoonists has a woman as the guest of honour for the first time - award winning Belgian artist Cécile Bertrand. -
Russia Confusion over Savchenko trial Earlier guilty verdict disputed by those in court -
Spain 7 Italians and 2 Germans among victims of Spanish bus crash Seven Italians and two Germans are confirmed to have died in Sunday’s Spanish bus crash. The victims, all young female exchange students, also -
Myanmar Myanmar's president-elect gives first speech to parliament Htin Kyaw reassured public servants their jobs are secure despite government cost-cutting plans -
Sport Jamaica wins hurdles gold at Indoor Athletics championships Jamaica clinched their first gold on the final day of the world indoor athletics championships. Omar McLeod gave the Caribbean sprinting power the -
Russia FlyDubai flight recorders may not yield much information Aviation experts say it could take weeks to decode the severely damaged voice and cockpit recorders -
World News Thousands flock to Mexico's Pyramid of the Sun to mark spring equinox Visitors flocked to Mexico’s Pyramid of the Sun on Sunday (March 20) in the sacred city of Teotihuacan, to perform the traditional raising of their -
World News Verdict due in Savchenko trial in Moscow Nadia Savchenko, the Ukrainian pilot on trial in Moscow charged with complicity in the deaths of two Russian journalists will hear her fate today -
Kazakhstan Kazakhstan returns ruling party of President Nazarbayev - again The party of Kazakhstan president Nursultan Nazarbayev has won a landslide in Sunday’s snap election. It captured 82 percent of the vote, according -
Cuba Obama visits Old Havana at the start of a historic tour to Cuba President Barack Obama and his family visit Havana’s old quarter as a three-day-trip gets under way to the country which hasn’t seen a US president -
Spain Identification ' taking time' of victims in fatal bus crash in Spain An investigation is under way into a fatal bus crash in north east Spain in which at least 13 people were killed and eight others were seriously -
Turkey Turkey on high alert after Saturday's suicide bombing A high profile football match in Istanbul was called off and the stadium evacuated two hours before kick-off on Sunday with the Turkish authorities -
Cuba Obama arrives in Cuba for historic three-day trip Air Force One the US presidential jet landed at Havana’s main airport on Sunday at the start of a historic visit by an American leader. President