24 March 2016 | Euronews
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World News Six arrested in Brussels after Tuesday's suicide attacks Belgian authorities say six people have been arrested as part of the investigation into Tuesday’s suicide bombings in Brussels. Three of them were -
World News US and Russia seek to speed up Syrian peace talks Russia and America tried to ease the logjam on Syrian peace talks in Geneva on Thursday. US Secretary of State John Kerry met with President Vladimir -
Netherlands No-one in Bosnia satisfied with Karadzic sentence In Srebrenica, scene of an appalling massacre of Bosnian Muslim men and boys by the Serbs during the Yugoslav war, survivors and victims’ family -
World Netanyahu offers Belgium Israel's help in fight against terror Following comments by several of his ministers after the Brussels attacks Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has assured Belgium of his -
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Sport Tributes flood in for Cruyff Tributes to footballing legend Johan Cruyff have been flooding in since it was announced on Thursday the former Netherlands international has died -
Belgium 'Like the end of the world in one second' - victim recounts Brussels attack Fanny Klein was one among thousands in Brussels Zaventem airport on March 22, 2015, on what appeared to be a normal morning. Injured in the suicide -
Argentina Obama says US too slow to react to Argentina's "Dirty War" US President Barack Obama admitted Washington was too slow to react to Argentina’s “Dirty War” as he attended a ceremony to honour the victims. His -
Belgium Impossible to reduce threat of IS terror to zero: Europol chief The “complexity” of IS networks means governments can never “reduce the threat to zero” of further attacks, Europol director Rob Wainwright said in -
Europe News EU ministers call for strengthening of Europe's external borders in wake of Brussels attacks EU interior and justice ministers held a crisis meeting in Brussels on Thursday to establish a joint response following the deadly terror attacks in -
Israel Brussels must be a wake-up call for Europe says Israeli security expert In this longer version of an on-air interview with Israeli security expert Yoram Schweitzer, euronews' Damon Embling gets the view on Europe's security dilemma from a man living in a state that has st -
Economy Tourism: the cost of terrorism In the wake of the Brussels bombings, tourism industry analysts say travellers are getting less likely to shy away from locations after terrorism attacks with hotel occupancy recovery times shortening -
Israel ‘Execution’ claims as video shows shooting of wounded Palestinian Video alleged to show Palestinian youth being shot in the head while immobile on the ground -
Sport Volta a Catalunya: De Gendt wins stage four as Quintana takes overall race lead Thomas de Gendt celebrate a solo victory on stage 4 of the Volta a Catalunya on Thursday. The Belgian was part of an early break in the day’s action -
Belgium Brussels bombings: The suicide attackers and suspects Belgian police are a hunting for a “third man” filmed with two suicide bombers at Brussels Airport, in the wake of Tuesday’s attacks in the capital -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Radovan Karadzic "The Butcher of Bosnia" Radovan Karadzic is a published poet, a graduate of medicine, psychologist and a man who gained the nickname, “The Butcher of Bosnia”. He will go -
Belgium Arab League decries Brussels attacks Delegates from the Arab community have flocked to the Belgian embassy in Cairo in a show of solidarity with Brussels. Gilles Heyvaert, the Belgian -
Belgium Brussels: were there five bombers? Belgian police actively looking for another two attackers -
Business Series Orders will reveal all on Apple's iPhone gamble Apple is about find out if its gamble of producing a smaller, less expensive iPhone is going to pay off as the SE model starts shipping and arriving in its stores. -
Netherlands Radovan Karadzic guilty of genocide for his involvement at Srebrenica Former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic has been found guilty of 10 of 11 charges by UN judges at the International Criminal Tribunal for the -
Belgium Brussels Airport suicide bomber 'deported twice from Turkey' - reports Ibrahim el-Bakraoui, who has been named as one of the Brussels airport suicide bombers, was deported twice from Turkey last year, local authorities -
Netherlands Karadzic found guilty of Srebrenica genocide Former Bosnian Serb leader given 40 year prison sentence -
Culture news Art Basel Hong Kong 2016 The Art Basel Hong Kong fair has opened its doors to the public – 239 galleries from 35 countries are looking for art buyers. The fair, which is in -
Europe News Muslim condemnation of attacks "not enough anymore" says Grand Mosque Imam The imam of Brussel’s Grand Mosque says that Muslim condemnation of the recent terrorist attacks in the city “is not enough anymore.” Galaye Ndiaye -
Cinema Red from the 'Angry Birds' becomes honorary ambassador at the United Nations Red, the animated character in the upcoming ‘The Angry Birds Movie’, was named Honorary Ambassador for Green on the International Day of Happiness at -
Business Series Renault recalls some Zoe EVs French carmaker Renault is recalling 10,649 of its Zoe electric vehicles as a preventative move to check brake fluid hoses that could rupture. -
Business Series Uber sues Indian rival Ola alleging fake accounts and false bookings A ride-hailing battle is underway in Indian where Uber is suing Ola accusing its rival of creating fake accounts and making false bookings to interfere with its business. -
Republic of the Congo Congo President Sassou Nguesso re-elected for third consecutive term Congo Republic President Denis Sassou Nguesso has been re-elected for a five-year term following a landslide victory. The Interior Ministry announced -
Economy ECB government bond purchase warning Analysts say the European Central Bank could end up owning as much as a quarter of all eurozone government bonds which risks distorting the market. -
Netherlands Dutch football legend Cruyff dies aged 68 Johan Cruyff, widely regarded as one of football’s greatest ever players, has died aged 68 after a five-month battle with lung cancer. Cruyff, who -
Business Series Credit Suisse CEO Tidjane Thiam was paid 18.9 million Swiss francs last year One day after Credit Suisse said it is accelerating its cost-cutting plan and will cut a further 2,000 jobs, we learned what Chief Executive Tidjane Thiam is being paid. -
Belgium Salah Abdeslam to push for extradition - lawyer The 29-year-old could be taken to France for questioning in a month's time -
Turkey All you need to know about the EU-Turkey refugee deal The first migrant-asylum seeker exchange took place between the EU and Turkey on Monday, April 4, 2016. It comes two weeks after a landmark deal on -
Syria Syrian government forces retake Palmyra Claim has been made by state television -
USA Rolling, running, riding to the interview, but would you give this guy a job? Romain Corraze, really, really wanted to get a job with Californian camera-maker GoPro. So the 30-year old Frenchman quit his job in Lyon and headed -
Cinema Ethan Hawke plays it cool in the Chet Baker biopic "Born to be Blue" “Born to be Blue” is about the life and career of the American jazz musician, Chet Baker. Ethan Hawke plays the lead role of the charismatic jazz -
No Comment London lights up for Brussels Famous London landmarks glowed in the colours of the Belgian flag in a display of solidarity on Wednesday night. Belgians began three days of -
No Comment Care to dance? US President Barack Obama takes to the dance floor at a state dinner in Argentine city of Buenos Aires, trying out the traditional Argentine Tango. -
Belgium All the latest developments in Brussels The inquiry, Abdeslam court appearance, the security situation and the warnings about Easter weekend travel. -
Netherlands Radovan Karadzic: war crimes trial verdicts Former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic was due to learn his fate later on Thursday (24 March) when the International Criminal Tribunal for the -
World News Plane debris 'highly likely' from missing flight MH370 A team investigating Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 say debris found on a Mozambique beach earlier this month is highly likely to be from the missing -
World News Republic of Congo president is re-elected The Republic of Congo’s long time President Denis Sassou Nguesso has claimed victory after Sunday’s presidential poll. According to official results -
World News "Terror has no religion" - Brussels mourns The Belgian capital’s main square, Place de la Bourse continues to draw mourners, many holding posters with the defiant message “No to Terrorism” -
World News 'ISIL have 400 fighters trained to target Europe' "ISIL extremists have trained 400 fighters to target Europe", according to unnamed security officials quoted in an article by the Associated Press. -
World News Germanwings air tragedy remembered one year on One year after Germanwings pilot Andreas Lubitz deliberately flew an Airbus into a mountainside in the Alps relatives of the passengers who died gathered.