As Trump rebuffs India, the EU nudges closer
Sarah Taylor
China releases women's rights activists, with conditions attached
In an unexpected move, China has released five women’s rights activists, who had been detained for more than a month on charges of “picking quarrels
A further strain on a shaky truce: Fighting escalates in eastern Ukraine
The Minsk ceasefire is once more on shaky ground, with the outbreak of fresh fighting in eastern Ukraine. Both the Ukrainian military and
Freedom at a price: Thousands rescued trying to reach Italy from north Africa
Reaching Italy at any cost: at least nine migrants die and 5,629 are rescued from the Mediterranean in three days, prompting urgent calls for international help.
A foregone conclusion? Sudan goes to the polls
Sudan begins three days of presidential and parliamentary elections, which the main opposition parties have boycotted, paving the way for another win for incumbent President Omar al-Bashir.
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Hungary: Far-right Jobbik wins first individual constituency seat
Hungary’s far-right Jobbik Party has won its first ever individual constituency seat in parliament, preliminary results show. With 99 percent of the
Persona non grata: French nationals banned from Romania for 'terrorism links'
Six French nationals expelled from Romania, suspected of having links to terrorism.
France: Second day of strikes causes air-travel chaos
A second day of air traffic control strikes in France has seen hundreds more flights cancelled. Passengers have been left frustrated as French civil
Srebrenica genocide: Zdravko Tolimir's life sentence upheld
Former right-hand-man of Ratko Mladic has life sentence and most convictions upheld for the Srebrenica genocide. However, charges relating to the forcible transfer of Muslims from Zepa have been overt
Civil rights protests in North Charleston following fatal shooting of Walter Scott
Civil rights activists take to the streets of North Charleston as a white police officer is charged with murder following the fatal shooting of a black man
Commitment to peace in Ukraine as ICRC distributes aid in the east
Ukrainian forces loyal to Kyiv are committed to maintaining the ceasefire in the war-torn east of the country, President Petro Poroshenko has
Yemen: France evacuates 44, as pro-government forces announce progress
In Yemen: France evacuates 44 people from Balhaf, as the Saudi-led coalition announces progress in the fight against Houthi rebels in Aden.
Fighting Boko Haram: Euronews goes on frontline with African Union forces
Exclusive: Euronews gained first-hand experience of the fight against Boko Haram when our correspondent, Luis Carballo, joined African coalition
French government praises 'solidarity' in Alps following Germanwings crash
France's Interior Minister praises residents of the French Alps for their solidarity following last week's deadly Germanwings crash.
Brazil: Fireballs seen at huge fuel storage blaze
Yemen: Suspected al-Qaeda militants liberate inmates of Mukalla prison
Some 150 inmates were freed when suspected al-Qaeda militants stormed a prison in the Yemeni port town of Mukalla. One of the escapees was provincial
Labour Party councillor's son among 9 Britons accused of trying to illegally enter Syria
The British town of Rochdale has hit the headlines once again. One of nine Britons accused of trying to illegally enter Syria is the son of the
Brazil: Four dead in helicopter crash
A pilot and three passengers died when the helicopter they were travelling in crashed onto the roof of a condominium in Sao Paulo, south eastern
Pope Francis washes Rome prisoners' feet on Holy Thursday
Pope Francis spent part of Holy Thursday in a prison in Rome. The Pontiff washed the feet of twelve male and female inmates and a baby as he marked
Female 'citizens of the Islamic State' arrested and detained in Brooklyn
Two alleged “citizens of the Islamic State” have been arrested in Brooklyn, accused of plotting to carry out a “terrorist attack” in the
At least 56 dead in Russian trawler disaster
Rescue workers say at least 56 people have died after a fishing trawler sank off Russia’s far-eastern Kamchatka Peninsula. With 63 people now
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