28 March 2016 | Euronews
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USA US Capitol shooting: suspected gunman and bystander injured A suspected gunman – known to police – has been wounded in a shooting in the grounds of the US Capitol building in Washington. It happened in the -
Iraq Iraqi families flee Mosul amid army offensive to retake city reporting from Iraq by Mohammed Shaikhibrahim The Iraqi army has released footage of its forces retaking a village near the strategic base of -
USA Shooting reported at US Capitol Reports of gunshots at the US Capitol complex have triggered a major security operation in Washington DC. The shooting is believed to have happened at the Capitol Visitor Center. Conflicting accounts -
Sport Terror pushed to the sidelines for France and Belgium friendlies Belgium coach Marc Wilmots insisted life must go on as his side prepare to face Portugal in friendly on Tuesday a week after the twin terrorist -
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USA Shooting reported at US Capitol Reports of gunshots at the US Capitol complex have triggered a major security operation in Washington DC. The shooting is believed to have happened -
Belgium Belgian police release new footage of 'man in the hat' Belgian police on Monday released CCTV footage of the third suspect in the Brussels airport blasts, walking alongside the two presumed suicide -
Tunisia UN chief visits Tunisia as anti-terror efforts continue Ban Ki-moon has honoured victims of terrorism in Tunisia and elsewhere just over a year after the massacre at the Bardo national museum in the -
Czech Republic Pro-Tibet activists deface Chinese flags as President Xi arrives in Prague Czech police have arrested 12 people in Prague for defacing Chinese flags and replacing them with Tibetan ones, as Chinese President Xi Jinping -
Pakistan Pakistan to launch a paramilitary crackdown in Punjab The news comes after scores die in an Easter Sunday bombing at a park in Lahore -
Pakistan Pakistan: what is behind the bombings in Lahore? In the aftermath of the deadly blasts in Pakistan there are many questions. Who are the Taliban, the same as the fighters in Afghanistan and what the -
Cuba Fidel Castro rejects thaw between Cuba and US Ex-president pens letter hostile to Barack Obama's overtures -
United Kingdom Storm Katie batters Britain Storm Katie has swept though southern England, battering buildings, causing travel chaos and, at its peak, leaving up to 100,000 homes without power -
Mexico El Chapo's alleged money man detained Juan Manuel Alvarez, suspected of laundering money for recaptured drug kingpin Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman has been detained in southwest Mexico, and -
Angola Angola: Rapper jailed on rebellion charges with other activists He has been on hunger strike. Now Portuguese Angolan rapper Luaty Beirão has been jailed with 16 other activists for ‘conspiracy to commit a -
Kazakhstan Cockpit crew hailed heroes after Kazakh emergency landing It could have ended in tragedy. A plane in Kazakhstan was forced to touch down on Sunday without its front landing gear after a technical -
World News Desperation in Idomeni - false information spreads about new route to western Europe Where to next? Many refugees and migrants at the sprawling makeshift camp in the Greek border town of Idomeni are at a loss as to what to do now. The -
Sport The Corner: Cruyff passing leaves football world in mourning Barcelona’s Nou Camp opened its doors on Saturday morning (March 26) to allow fans to pay tribute to Johan Cruyff, a formidable presence at Barcelona -
Syria Palmyra is the latest gain for Assad regime in fight against ISIL The noose is tightening round the so called Islamic State fighters. That’s how some analysts interpret the fact the Syrian army has retaken the city -
Vatican Pope Francis: the Lahore attack is "hideous" The pontiff urges the authorities in Pakistan to do more to protect religious minorities -
Belgium Who were the people who died in the Brussels attacks? The number killed in last Tuesday’s bombings at Brussels Airport and a rush-hour metro has risen to 35, not including the three suicide bombers. In -
Sport Belgian cyclist Antoine Demoitié dies after motorbike collision The death of Belgian cyclist Antoine Demoitié has led to calls by the Professional Cyclists Association to improve security during races. -
Russia Online information monitoring centre hopes to catch Kremlin's attention Russian President Vladimir Putin recently suggested “information threats” should be a top priority for the federal security service and other state -
Syria Russia pursues Syria pullout but 'will continue fighting terrorist groups' Three Russian heavy attack helicopters headed home from Syria on Monday, in line with President Vladimir Putin’s declared withdrawal this month of -
Sport Swiss curling aces defeat first-time finalists Japan in Swift Current The delightfully named Swift Current, Canada provided the venue for Japan's first ever appearance in the final of the World Women's Curling Championship. -
Cinema Will "Eddie the Eagle" fly at the box office? Ridiculed at the time by fellow competitors and the public alike, in the late 1980s Briton Michael Edwards became a household name when, against the -
France French police given more time to question man suspected of planning a terror attack Related arrests made in Rotterdam -
Culture news Berlin show highlights artists' holiday pictures in "We're off then" Travel pictures immortalised by artists are special, and an exhibition in Berlin, Germany celebrates that in an era when phone images have replaced -
Focus Japan's luxury and lifestyle markets a magnet for investors A country of trends, Japan is one of the world’s top markets when it comes to lifestyle and luxury goods. In our special edition of Focus on Japan -
World News Brussels: the latest Death toll rises, more terrrorism charges, airport remains closed for the moment -
No Comment Drone shows ancient Palmyra after Syrian government recapture Drone footage shows aerial views of the city of Palmyra after Syrian government forces — with international support — recaptured the site from the -
Syria 'Nightmare over,' Palmyra to be mostly restored by end of 2016 “The nightmare is over for Palmyra,” says Syria’s Head of Antiquities. Mamoun Abdulkarim said the city of ancient temples will be mostly restored by -
Culture news Hemingway's "The Fifth Column" revived in London after 70-year curtain If it has Ernest Hemingway’s name on it it will fill a theatre, and that is what the Southwark Playhouse in London is gambling on until mid-April -
Cinema "Midnight Special" sees Nichols enter big league A father-son action escape movie firmly in sci-fi territory sounds like potentially dodgy ground, but this is the big return of Mud“s Jeff Nichols -
Pakistan Lockdown in Lahore in aftermath of deadly bombing Suicide bombers say they are sending a message to the government by targeting Christians in a public park -
Next Series Meet Little Casper, a robot designed to help children suffering from cancer A robot named “Little Casper” has been designed to help children in hospital suffering from cancer. It is currently being tested at this hospital in -
Next Series Takeaway: my robot, my friend -
USA US primaries: Sanders challenges Clinton to debate on home turf We “do have a path to victory” Bernie Sanders declared fresh off the back of three west-coast triumphs. Last night @BernieSanders won in Hawaii -
No Comment Brussels: water cannon used to disperse protesters Police used water cannon to disperse group of several hundred protesters attempting to disrupt a vigil in Brussels on Sunday (March 27). Dozens of -
No Comment Greece – Idomeni: Migrants protest calling for the borders to be opened Migrants rally at Greece’s makeshift border camp calling for authorities to open the border with FYROM and let them continue on their journey. -
Iraq Shiite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr enters Baghdad's Green Zone Shiite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr has entered Baghdad’s fortified Green Zone, beginning a sit-in to call for government reform. On February 13, Sadr -
Pakistan Christians targeted in deadly bomb attack in Lahore Police in Pakistan are hunting militants behind a suicide bomb attack that has killed at least 69 people and injured at least 300 more. Sunday’s -
Belgium Brussels bombings: Belgian police question nine after raids Belgian police carried out 13 more raids on Sunday in the wake of the deadly Brussels attacks. Nine people were questioned, with five of them later -
Greece Protesting migrants demand FYROM border is re-opened Let us through. The message from migrants stranded at a makeshift Greek camp near the border with the former Yugoslav republic of Macedonia