3 April 2016 | Euronews
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Iraq Pictured: ISIL's remote controlled machine gun Kurdish forces in Iraq have captured a remote controlled machine gun from ISIL. The weapon, shown to Euronews, was operated by jihadi fighters safely -
Panama Panama Papers: biggest leak in history published by German newspaper Details are emerging from a giant leak of confidential documents: the so-called Panama Papers. Eleven million records expose the offshore holdings -
Sport Unstoppable Riner wins 18th straight tournament as French judokas shine at Samsun Grand Prix The French contingent maintained its stunning showing all the way to the third and final day of the Samsun Grand Prix on Sunday. The highlight of the -
Greece An uncertain future for thousands of migrants on Greece's Lesbos island Migrants on the Greek island of Lesbos a few hours before many were due to be returned to Turkey. But they’re not sure what the future holds because -
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Sport Marquez back to winning ways in Argentina Marc Marquez notched up his first win of the season with a dominant ride in Argentina. It was Jorge Lorenzo who got off to a blistering start from -
World News Azerbaijan announces an end to fighting over Nagorno-Karabakh Azerbaijan said on Sunday (April 3) it would end fighting with Armenian-backed troops over the breakaway Nagorno-Karabakh region after two days of -
USA Two dead in US train derailment Two people are confirmed dead after the derailment of a train in the US. The Amtrak train came off the tracks near Philadelphia. The train was -
Thailand Deadly collision between train and double-decker bus in Thailand A train has collided with a double-decker bus carrying Thai tourists at an unguarded railway crossing in central Thailand. Local media say three -
World News Famous jazz man "Gato" Barbieri dies aged 83 The celebrated jazz saxophonist Leandro “Gato” Barbieri has died at the age of 83. He was perhaps best known for the Grammy-winning music for the -
World News Questions over whether Turkey and Greece are ready for controversial return of migrants Just hours before the controversial EU-Turkey migrant deal is due to fully come into force, questions remain -
Belgium Brussels airport cautiously reopens for a handful of flights Brussels Airport reopened on Sunday (April 3), twelve days after suicide bombers hit its departure hall and killed sixteen people. There are far -
Sport Legendary AC Milan defender and Italy coach Cesare Maldini dies Former AC Milan defender and Italy coach Cesare Maldini has died aged 84. During his time with Milan, Maldini won four Serie A titles and was skipper -
World News Alawite leaders distance themselves from Assad - reports Leaders of the Syrian president’s Alawite branch of Islam are reportedly distancing themselves from his government, according to Britain’s Sunday -
No Comment The school bell rings in North Korea North Korean schools hold ceremonies to welcome new students at the start of the school year. North Korea’s official news agency KCNA said that North -
No Comment Belgian police remove left-wing protesters Police in Belgium removed dozens of left-wing protesters at the Place de la Bourse on Saturday following a ban on demonstrations. The gathering -
World News Azerbaijan announces unilateral Nagorno-Karabakh ceasefire Both Azerbaijan and Armenia confirm dozens of dead and injured after fighting erupted on Saturday -
Sport Butler's triple-double not enough as Pistons beat Bulls Jimmy Butler has notched up his first career triple-double, but it was not enough for the Chicago Bulls to overcome the mighty power of the Detroit -
United Kingdom New doping scandal as newspaper reveals claims by UK doctor The Sunday Times went undercover with a hidden camera to reveal claims by a doctor with patients in the sporting world -
World News Afghan offered asylum in Lithuania thanks to YouTube plea The asylum seeker, Abdul Basir, had worked with Lithuanian soldiers in logistics in the province of Ghor -
World News Thousands protest government handling of peace process in Colombia It comes days after the launch of talks with the country's second largest guerrilla group, the National Liberation Army. -
Kenya Kenya marks Garissa University attacks anniversary The campus reopened in January but only 150 of its 700 students have returned to class. -
World News One dead in small plane crash in California Witnesses said the aircraft appeared to be experiencing problems before it came down, crashing into a parked car and killing a passenger. -
USA Pay up or get out: Trump blasts NATO allies and Clinton responds US presidential contender Donald Trump has blasted NATO allies for not paying their fair share during a campaign rally -
World News International calls for restraint after dozens killed in new Nagorno-Karabakh clashes Heavy fighting in the Armenian separatist enclave in Azerbaijan erupted on Saturday killing dozens of people