23 March 2016 | Euronews
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Belgium Belgium ups security at nuclear plants following Brussels bombings Security has been stepped up at nuclear plants around Belgium amid fears they could be the next target after the Brussels attacks. The alert follows -
Italy Funeral held for first Italian victim of Spanish coach crash Thousands of people have attended the funeral of Francesca Bonello in Genoa. She was one of the seven Italian victims in Sunday’s coach crash in -
Slovakia Fico ensures third term as Slovak prime minister after forming coalition Slovak president Andrej Kiska appointed Robert Fico as prime minister on Wednesday -
Spain Spanish left tries to avoid fresh elections with talks next week The leader of the Spanish socialists, Pedro Sanchez, and the leader of Podemos, Pablo Iglesias, have agreed to meet next Wednesday in order to start -
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Argentina Obama adds Argentina to South America reset list US President Barack Obama has promised a new era in relations with Argentina, with US firms announcing more than two billion dollars of new -
Sport Italy to experiment against a rejuvenated Spain in Udine Italy and Spain resume their long-standing rivalry in Thursday’s friendly in Udine. Italy are in transition having lost to Belgium in their last -
Sport Dan Martin the mountain man wins stage 3 at the Tour of Catalonia The peloton hit the sun- kissed snow-covered mountains in stage three of the Tour of Catalonia on the trek from Girona to the mountain top finish at La Molina. -
World News From the Peruvian jungle to death by jihadi in Brussels Very few of the victims of the Brussels attacks have been identified yet, but one who has has made headlines back in her native Peru, a country that -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Srebrenica divided as it awaits Karadzic verdict Some are angry, some are sad and some are simply indifferent. What difference, if any, will a verdict make for Srebrenica? -
World Belgian 'jihadists' more like street thugs, says anti terror expert Euronews has spoken to terrorism expert Claude Moniquet about Belgian authorities’ handling of the ongoing terror investigations. The former French -
Turkey Najim Laachraoui reported to be second Brussels airport bomber AFP news agency, citing police sources, has identified Najim Laachraoui as the second Brussels Airport suicide bomber. The Belgian, of Moroccan -
Belgium Europe tightens airport security as fresh attacks feared Security is being tightened at European airports following the Brussels attacks, with the airport there now closed until the weekend. In France the -
Belgium Brussels travellers struggle with security checks After Tuesday's terror attacks, travellers in Brussels have been subject to a major security operation with troops and police checking bags leading to long delays at stations. -
Sport No bombing,no ducking, no doping Russian swimmers under the microscope Russian swimming is under the microscope after British newspaper The Times splashed an article alleging that the sport has engaged in systematic doping for years. -
Sport England wobble against brave Afghanistan in the T20 Cricket World Cup As England's T20 captain Eoin Morgan fell to a golden duck in England's World Cup match against Afghanistan in Delhi a humiliation was on the cards. -
Belgium Valls, Juncker call for Europe-wide cooperation on security French Prime Minister Manuel Valls joined his Belgian counterpart Charles Michel and the President of the European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker as -
Belgium Brussels bombers included two brothers Hunt continues for the third man seen on CCTV at airport -
Belgium Belgian royal couple visit injured in hospital King Phillipe and Queen Mathilde of Belgium have been visiting survivors of the Brussels attacks at one of the hospitals where the wounded are being -
Sport Tampa Bay ray of light on US Cuban relations The historic baseball match between Cuba and the Tampa Bay Rays was beautiful theatre. Baseball diplomacy in Havana. -
Sport Belgium agrees venue change for Portugal match after bloodshed Belgium’s friendly international with Portugal has been moved to the Portuguese city of Leiria following the Brussels attacks. Initially Belgium -
World News Germanwings tragedy: "Life has resumed, but traces of the catastrophe endure" “In those first weeks, residents were stopped by the police when returning home and their vehicles searched… some told me that they had the -
Europe News Impossible to prevent all terror attacks, warns top security analyst Euronews spoke to Serge Stroobants, a defence analyst at the Institute for Economics and Peace think-tank. Stroobants, who also served with a -
Belgium Solidarity for Belgium from migrants at the Idomeni camp in Greece “Sorry for Brussels” was a message painted on the body of a young migrant at the camp at Idomeni in Greece. They wanted to show their solidarity with -
Belgium Belgium unites in minute's silence for victims of Brussels bombings Belgium has observed a minute’s silence for the victims of the March 22 terror attacks. At noon several thousand people gathered at various points -
Business Line USA-Cuba: the winds of change In the wake of President Barack Obama's historic visit to Cuba, Business Line looks at the changes taking place there - including the economy, tourism and technology. -
Cuba President Barack Obama recognises sanctions imposed on Cuba have not worked With a wave before boarding Air Force 1 President Baracj Obama left Cuba. But it is an image that does not portray the deep significance of President -
Belgium Brussels bombers identified as two brothers Third man in white jacket and glasses is still "actively sought" by police -
Belgium Brussels shows strength in the face of fear An eerie calm hangs over Brussels, a day after bomb attacks claimed the lives of dozens of people. Amid a heightened presence of armed forces on the -
No Comment Migrants hold protest on border Dozens of migrants held a protest at the Greek-Macedonian border on Tuesday against the closed borders in Europe. More than 12,000 people have been -
No Comment Tribute to Brussels attack victims in Europe Mourners continued to gather on Tuesday night at Place de la Bourse in memory of the victims of the Brussels bombings. The Eiffel Tower lit up with -
Belgium Belgian prosecutor confirms brothers' role in Brussels bombings Belgium’s federal prosecutor has given more details about the suicide bombings that rocked Brussels on Tuesday. Frédéric Van Leeuw, speaking at a -
Culture news Acosta returns to Cuban roots with a classic contemporary dance mix Afer retiring from the Royal Ballet of London last November international ballet star “Carlos Acosta”: http://www.carlosacosta.com/ returns to his -
World News Valls - "Europe has turned a blind eye to terror" French PM says Belgium should not be singled out for blame -
Philippines Five reasons to love the Philippines -
Cinema Thessaloniki Documentary Festival turns 18 The burgeoning refugee and humanitarian crisis took centre stage at the Thessaloniki Documentary Film Festival. Several pieces showed shocking -
Europe News Muslim community fears tension after Brussels attacks People living and working in Brussels are trying to get back to normal in a city on alert. The Brussels metro system has partially re-opened after -
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Argentina Obama arrives in Argentina The US president wants to reset diplomatic and trade ties with the free market Mauricio Macri. -
Belgium Brussels suicide bombers named as Khalid and Brahim El Bakraoui The two men who blew themselves up at Brussels airport on Tuesday were brothers known to the police and a third attacker, who is at large, is a known -
Belgium Brussels: three days national mourning underway Brussels is a city in shock. Hundreds of people gathered on Tuesday evening (March 22) at the city’s Place de la Bourse to honor the memory of those -
World News 'Terror has touched the heart of Europe' say newspapers Leading newspaper world wide have all featured the Brussels bomb attacks on their front pages. They range from urging defiance in the face of terror -
Belgium Black Tuesday in Brussels What happened on Tuesday morning in Brussels has been captured on several videos recorded at the time. At the city’s Zaventem international airport -
Cuba Baseball and diplomacy - Obama ends his landmark trip to Cuba Even in Cuba the victims of the Brussels bomb attacks were remembered in a minutes silence at the start of a baseball match attended by President -
World News Paris shows support to sister city Brussels Paris was one of the first cities to begin wearing the colours of Belgium in solidarity after the attacks in Brussels. Hundreds of locals gathered in -
Belgium European monuments glow with the colours of Belgium Paris, which just four months earlier suffered deadly terror attacks, made the Eiffel tower turn red, yellow and black in solidarity with their