3 April 2017 | Euronews
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Russia Eyewitnesses describe horror following St.Petersburg blast Video of aftermath of blast is published on social media showing people trying to help others out of damaged train carriage -
Colombia Colombia bombardment kills 10 ELN rebels Colombia’s military has killed ten members of the country’s second biggest rebel group, including a number of women. -
Lithuania Lithuania warns Russia could attack 'with 24 hours notice' Lithuania's intelligence service has raised the alarm in a report but its concerns have been dismissed by the Kremlin as 'Russophobia' -
Belgium Mock grave yard outside EU Commission aims to highlight plight of Syrian children A mock cemetery has been put outside the EU Commission. -
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Cuba Fruity mix - Cuba uses condoms to make wine Famous for its rum and cigars, Cuba could soon be known for its French (letter) wine. -
United Kingdom ''The UK is the most corrupt country in the world,'' anti-mafia journalist Saviano claims The UK is the most corrupt country on earth, using Gibraltar, Jersey and other territories to funnel dirty cash. -
Sport Roger Federer's resurgence Miami Open winner Roger Federer has announced he will probably skip the upcoming European clay court season to focus on claiming an eighth Wimbledon title this… -
World News What are the best countries in Europe for international students? Germany is the most attractive country for international students, followed by the United Kingdom and the Netherlands. -
Yemen US intensifies Yemen airstrikes The Pentagon says a further 20 US strikes have targeted al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula since the middle of last week. -
USA Trump-Jinping meeting a step into the unknown When Donald Trump meets his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping at the US president’s Florida estate on Thursday and Friday, it will be another round of firsts: Not only will it be their first ever meetin -
Russia St Petersburg bomb unlikely to damage Putin's image Russians may feel vulnerable to terrorism again and blame the FSB for failing to stop the St. Petersburg bomber, but one analyst says it is unlikely many will blame Vladimir Putin. -
USA Al-Sisi: no longer a pariah in Washington No longer a pariah in Washington: Egyptian president Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has made his first visit to the White House since being elected in 2014. -
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: Syria's future in spotlight, Gibraltar-Brexit row This is the Brief from Brussels, a round-up of the daily news stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. -
World News Moscow targets Chechen fighters in Syria Thousands of Russian speakers fight for ISIL in Syria -
France 360°: How avalanches are triggered to keep skiers safe Explosives powerful enough to blow up a house are being used to keep skiers safe from the risk of avalanches. -
Europe News Syria's Assad must ultimately go, says German foreign minister Syrian President Bashar al-Assad must ultimately go. -
Russia EU foreign ministers voice unity with Russia following St Petersburg metro blast European foreign ministers meeting in Luxembourg reacted to Monday’s metro blast in St Petersburg, expressing horror over the apparent terror attack. -
Russia Amateur video purports to show the moments after St Petersburg metro blast Amateur video purports to show the moments following an explosion which rocked Saint Petersburg’s metro network on Monday, April 3. -
Russia Russia's transport system a target for terrorism Russia's transport system a terrorist target -
Belgium Belgium's German-speaking region gets a new name A small German-speaking corner of Belgium has given itself a new name, stirring controversy across a country where names and language are tools of political warfare, and stoking fears that the long-de -
Russia Blast rocks St Petersburg metro system, killing at least ten people Around ten people have been killed and around 40 injured after an explosion tore through a train carriage in St Petersburg’s metro system, Russian authorities… -
Poland Refugees from Chechnya unsuccessfully seek refuge in Poland Almost every day at the Belarusian-Polish border, hundreds of Chechens try to apply for refugee status. Only a small number succeed, despite interventions from NGOs and lawyers. -
Russia Putin promises justice for St Petersburg victims Russian President Vladimir Putin promises the truth will out following a deadly explosion in a St Petersburg subway. -
Russia St Petersburg explosion: What we know At 2:30pm local time, at least one explosion tore through the central St Petersburg Metro system. -
Economy European manufacturing feels the benefit of global economic wind Manufacturing may be regaining its lost lustre in Europe as orders pour in for EU goods and factories report output up in Germany, France and Italy. -
Cult Eclectic Estonia at the Tallinn Music Week Tallinn Music Week eclectic and fun -
Africanews Mugabe presented with 'special' chair as belated birthday gift The president, who celebrated his 93rd birthday on February 21, was presented a 9 carat customized wrist watch and a pen in addition to the chair on Monday morning during a ceremony at the State House -
World News Spain tells Britain to calm down over Gibraltar Spain has told Britain to calm down over Gibraltar amid an escalating row. -
France Italian business owner wants the right to vote in France Alessio Batazza has been living in France for 12 years. He has a French wife and children and runs his own business, but he won't have the right to vote in the upcoming elections. -
Economy EU unemployment improves again to eight-year low EU unemployment fell to 8% in February but the good overall performance hides Greece's calamity, where near one in four and every other youth is out of work. -
Iraq Civilians used as human shields in Mosul Evidence has emerged the so-called Islamic State is using civilians as human shields in its combat to retain control of Mosul. -
No Comment Ecuador in political turmoil Supporters of conservative Ecuadorean presidential candidate Guillermo Lasso clashed with police in the streets of Guayaquil on Sunday April 2, after it appeared leftist Lenin Moreno was poised to win -
No Comment Longest snowkite race ever in Norway 350 kiters from 29 nations have gathered in Hardangervidda in Norway for a 130-kilometre race on skis and snowboards. -
World News Romania and Italy told to take urgent action on measles outbreak Romania and Italy have been urged to take urgent action to address a spike in measles cases. -
Cult From Selfie to Self-Expression An exhibition at London’s Saatchi Gallery explores the history of the selfie -
Egypt Egypt to transfer strategic Red Sea islands to Saudi An Egyptian court has annulled a ruling blocking the transfer of sovereignty of two islands to Saudi Arabia. -
Armenia Republican party of president in lead in Armenian elections In Armenia, the ruling Republican party of the country’s president is in the lead after legislative elections on Sunday. -
Next Series How technology is bringing us closer to driverless cars Euronews reporter Denis Loctier visited Volvo and Volkswagen to look at the latest driverless prototypes being tested in real traffic. -
Next Series Takeaway: Self-driving cars hit the road Did you see this new hands-free Volvo? -
Serbia Serbian Premier Aleksandar Vucic elected president Celebrations at the Belgrade headquarters of Serbia’s ruling Progressive Party. -
USA Twitter fights trolls, changes its default image setting Twitter said it will abandon its egg-shaped default profile picture as users increasingly associate the avatar with abusive online behaviour. -
Colombia Death toll after mudslides in Colombia rises to more than 250 The number of people killed in flooding and mudslides in Colombia has now risen to more than 250, with more than 200 people still unaccounted for. -
Republic of Ecuador Clashes in Ecuador as presidential election disputed Former banker Guillermo Lasso is set to face narrow defeat but has already announced he disputes the result -
Serbia Aleksandar Vucic scores a big win in Serbian presidential poll It's a landslide win for Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic who takes the presidency without the need for a run-off vote -
Republic of Ecuador Moreno claims victory in Ecuador election but rival calls for a recount Leftist government candidate Lenin Moreno has claimed victory in Ecuador’s closely fought presidential election, but the right-wing challenger has disputed the result and called for a… -
Colombia Death toll rises in Colombia mudslide Families and rescuers claw through the debris in search of victims in Colombia's deadly mudslide -
France Family of Chinese man shot dead by French police calls for calm The family of a Chinese man shot dead by French police last week have called for calm following a series of protests which have ended in violent clashes.