16 April 2016 | Euronews
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Iran EU and Iran 'turn a new page' in diplomatic relations EU representative Federica Mogherini held several meetings in Iran to reopen economic relations between Europe and Tehran. The president of Iran’s -
Brazil Brazil: Dilma Rousseff puts in last-ditch effort ahead of impeachment vote Embattled Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff has put in a last-ditch effort ahead of Sunday’s impeachment vote (April 17). The country’s first female -
Greece Pope Francis returns to Rome, leaving behind protests in Lesbos Pope Francis has touched down in Rome, with a dozen extra passengers. The Pontiff returned to the Italian capital with three Syrian families. The -
Sport Wacken kicks off Strongman Run season The first Strongman Run of the season took place in Wacken, northern Germany on Saturday. Considered one of the toughest obstacle races on the planet -
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World News Meldonium doping suspensions for 14 athletes lifted, as WADA loosens policy -
Sport Gonzalez and Cook secure first Triathlon World Cup wins Mexico’s Rodrigo Gonzalez and American Summer Cook celebrated their maiden wins on the ITU Triathlon World Cup circuit on Saturday in Chengdu, China -
No Comment "You are not alone," Pope Francis tells migrants stranded in Greece Pope Francis was greeted by emotional people, who begged him for help, when he visited Moria refugee camp on the Greek island of Lesbos on Saturday -
World News Japan 'quakes: forecast of heavy rain threatens to hamper rescue efforts The threat of a heavy storm and ongoing aftershocks are adding an extra sense of urgency to rescue efforts after two earthquakes struck southwestern -
Lebanon French President kicks off middle east tour in Lebanon Francois Hollande begins his four-day regional visit by talking arms and refugees in Beirut -
Switzerland Obstacles remain ahead of resumption of Syria peace talks Delegates at the Geneva peace talks on Syria will be using the weekend to regroup after last week’s negotiations failed to achieve any real progress -
France "Up all Night" protest once more ends in violence in Paris Police use tear gas, more than 20 people arrested -
Greece Pope Francis to take 12 Syrian refugees to the Vatican after Lesbos visit Pope Francis is to take 12 Syrian refugees – including six children – back to the Vatican following a visit to the Moria migrant and refugee camp on -
No Comment Pope Francis face-to-face with refugees Pope Francis and Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew, leader of the world’s Orthodox Christians have met migrants at the Moria refugee camp on the Greek -
No Comment Japan's earthquake caught on CCTV camera CCTV footage shows the moment a 7.3 magnitude earthquake struck the southern island of Kyushu, killing at least 25 people and injuring more than a -
Greece "Do not lose hope" Pope tells migrants on Lesbos Pope Francis joined by Patriarch Bartholomew and the Archbishop of Athens, Ieronimos II. -
Greece The Pope meets migrants and refugees on Lesbos Pope Francis joined by Patriarch Bartholomew and the Archbishop of Athens, Ieronimos II. -
Korea Two years since South Korean ferry tragedy Thousands gather to pay tribute to the victims of the Sewol as the families accuse the government of a "lack of transparency" -
Japan Double earthquakes devastate southern Japan Huge rescue operation swings into action on the southern island of Kyushu -
Venezuela Venezuela reverses half-hour time change Venezuela has reversed a half-hour time change that was one of the signature measures of former president Hugo Chavez’s idiosyncratic 14-year rule -
Israel Hollande and Abbas discuss the Middle East conflict French President Francois Hollande said that an international conference to tackle the Israeli-Palestinian conflict was the best way to bring peace -
USA Columbus Zoo introduces Nora the polar bear cub to visitors Columbus Zoo in the US state of Ohio has introduced its new polar bear cub Nora to enthusiastic visitors. It marked the first public appearance for -
Ukraine Four Dutch masterpieces stolen from museum show up in Ukraine Four Dutch masterpieces dating from the country’s 17th-century Golden Age have been recovered by security services in Ukraine over 10 years after -
Brazil Rousseff cancels televised speech ahead of impeachment vote Brazil’s president cancelled an televised speech on Friday night for fears it would spark demonstrations. Dilma Rousseff was expected to defend her -
Syria 'Urgent need' for Syria regime to stop violating ceasefire, says Kerry There is an “urgent need” for the government of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to stop violating the ceasefire in Syria, US Secretary of State John