22 March 2016 | Euronews
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Belgium Candlelight vigil in Brussels after Tuesday's terror attacks “Je suis Brussels”, a similar slogan was used after the attacks on Charlie Hebdo in 2015 but now its been adapted by a city in shock. Hundreds of -
Belgium Police raids across Belgium after deadly attacks, active manhunt underway According to Belgium media reports, which have since been confirmed by the federal prosecutor: an ISIS flag and a nail bomb have been discovered at an address in Schaerbeek. -
Sport Cuba v Tampa Bay Rays baseball for presidents The Latinoamericano Stadium in Havana, buzzed in anticipation as the Cuban national baseball team welcomed the MLB side the Tampa Bay Rays. -
France EDF delays decision on Hinckley Point nuclear reactor investment Energy company EDF, which is 85 percent French-owned, has pushed back a decision on whether or not to invest in Britain’s Hinckley Point nuclear -
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Brazil Brazil's Rousseff says will not resign, despite impeachment bid Brazil’s embattled President Dilma Rousseff has vowed never to resign, despite a bid to impeach her and a huge, ongoing political crisis. She is -
Canada Rob Ford, divisive former Toronto mayor, loses battle with cancer Former Mayor of Toronto, Rob Ford, has died of cancer at the age of 46. A controversial character, he gained international notoriety in 2013, when he -
Belgium Brussels: PM Charles Michel and King Philippe decry 'barbaric' attacks Leaders around the globe have spoken out against the attacks in Brussels. Flags are being flown at half mast throughout Europe in solidarity with -
Sport Bouhani wins again as peloton pays respects to Brussels Stage 2 of the Tour of Catalonia began with a minutes silence for the victims of the Brussels bombings. Belgium is at the very heart of the cycling -
Belgium Terror hits Brussels' Maelbeek metro station A blast hit a rush hour metro train as it left Brussels’ Maelbeek station, close to European Union institutions, heading to the city centre on -
Belgium Sir Graham Watson: "We can do a lot more in terms of sharing intelligence" Euronews spoke to Sir Graham Watson, a former leader of the European Liberals group in the European Parliament. Euronews: When you first heard the -
Sport Franz Beckenbauer one of six facing corruption probe into 2006 World Cup The Kaiser, Franz Beckenbauer, is one of six men under investigation in a corruption probe into Germany's ''2006 World Cup bid'':https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2006_FIFA_World_Cup. -
Belgium Terrorists strike the heart of Europe Three bombs struck Brussels killing and maiming passengers at the main airport and on the city’s popular underground network. This map shows where -
Sport Amazing Alaska hosts The Freeride World Tour Spectacular Alaska the fourth port of call on The Freeride World Tour. -
Belgium Panic and chaos follow Brussels airport blasts Scenes of chaos and panic could be seen in Brussels shortly after two blasts ripped through Zaventem Airport at around 8am CET. At least ten people -
Belgium Analysis: what the attacks will mean for the EU The March 22 terrorist attacks in Brussels come as the European Union is still reeling from the November Paris attacks and scrambling to solve the -
Europe News Brussels attacks: 'a surprise if no links to Abdeslam arrest' The arrest of Saleh Abdeslam likely triggered a terrorist cell to attack targets in Brussels, according to a Belgian security expert. Didier Leroy, a -
Belgium Brussels in paralysis after blasts Brussels in paralysis, a country in mourning, Europe shaken to its core. It is just four days after Brussels police captured the prime surviving -
Belgium In their words - a week of drama and high tension in Brussels Follow events from Friday as they unfolded - told in quotes from the people directly involved. -
Belgium Security tightened across Europe The explosions in Brussels have led to heightened security at airports, train and bus stations, ports and other public places around Europe. -
Sport Tennis tournament boss resigns over 'I'd go down every night on my knees' comment Raymond Moore, BNP Paribas Open tournament director has resigned following derogatory remarks about women’s tennis. Tennis tourney director Moore -
Belgium UK: 'We need to stand together' says Cameron after Brussels bloodshed The Belgian flag flew at half-mast in Downing Street on Tuesday as Britain showed solidarity with its European partner following the deadly Brussels -
Belgium Brussels attacks: Police hunt 'third suspect' Multiple blasts hit Brussels airport and metro station as terrorism strikes Europe again. -
Belgium A four-month manhunt - the capture of Salah Abdeslam Belgium was put at the centre of the investigation immediately after the attacks of November 13 in Paris. The following day controls at the French – -
Belgium French President calls for united response to terror Four months after the Paris attacks, Francois Hollande offers his country's support to Belgium -
Belgium Travellers describe fleeing for their lives from Brussels airport bombings An eyewitness has described to euronews a series of powerful blasts in the packed departure lounge at Brussels airport, including one right above her head. -
Russia Russia jails Ukrainian pilot Nadiya Savchenko for 22 years Ukrainian pilot Nadiya Savchenko sentenced to 22 years in jail after Russian court finds her guilty over the killing of two Russian journalists during the separatist conflict in eastern Ukraine. -
World News #JeSuisBruxelles: social media reacts to Brussels attacks As has become customary in the wake of such terrorist attacks, people rushed to social networks to express their feelings of sadness, solidarity -
Belgium "Violent and cowardly" - Belgian PM Charles Michel Belgium security alert raised to level 4 from 3 -
Belgium Turkey condemns Brussels attacks From the Turkish Parliament strong condemnation of the attacks in Brussels. In expressing his condolences Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu also called -
Focus Dakhla hosts Crans Montana Forum dialogue This year’s Crans Montana Forum in Dakhla in Western Sahara continues the open and constructive dialogue between senior players in global politics -
Belgium EU foreign policy chief Mogherini weeps over Brussels bombings EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini reacted emotionally to the Brussels bombings. Speaking in Jordan's capital Amman she cut short a news conference fighting back tears. -
Belgium Brussels attacks: What we know Two suicide bombers attacked a departure terminal in Brussels airport around 8:30 am on Tuesday 22nd March. At least 11 people died and dozens more -
Belgium Paris attacks suspect Salah Abdeslam captured in Brussels raids The 26-year-old allegedly drove suicide bombers to Stade de France, one of the attack sites on November 13. -
USA Clinton and Trump target each other at pro-Israel lobby conference -
World News Aung San Suu Kyi tipped for important ministerial role in Myanmar Myanmar is in the process of forming its first democratically-elected government -
USA Trump slams Iran and the UN while drawing fire from Clinton Republican presidential front runner Donald Trump vowed an unbreakable bond with Israel, slammed the nuclear deal with Iran and challenged the United -
World News FBI says it may be able to unlock San Bernardino gunman's iPhone The FBI says it may have found a way to unlock the San Bernardino attacker’s iPhone without the help of Apple and has postponed a court hearing with -
World News Greece begins deportation process under new EU - Turkey deal Greece begins deportations FRONTEX says implementing EU -Turkey deal is a ‘challenge’ Migrants keep coming unaware of new accord Greece has begun -
World News Italy mourns loss of seven students in fatal bus crash in Spain Italy is mourning the loss of seven of its students who were among the 13 victims who died in Sunday’s bus crash in north east Spain. All were young -
World News Tymoshenko calls for pressure on Putin over Ukrainian pilot Savchenko verdict The Ukrainian pilot Nadiya Savchenko was charged with directing mortar fire which killed two Russian journalists. She denies any wrongdoing.