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Pakistan's PM says he's ready to 'sit down and talk with India'
Pakistan's PM says he's ready to "sit down and talk with India" to ease tensions and avoid miscalculations.
Watch in 360°: Weekend 'soldiers' relive the decisive battles of WWII
Be part of the action as 200 re-enactors meet to relive the Battle of the Bulge — Nazi Germany's last offensive in WWII.
At least 100,000 babies die as a result of war every year, says report
Save the Children warn at least 100,000 babies are dying as a direct result of war globally with the majority of infants living in Yemen, Syria and Somalia living in conflict zones.
Landmines: Ukraine's east still battling invisible killer
More than 1,900 people have been killed or injured in eastern Ukraine by landmines or other unexploded ordnance. This makes the region one of the most dangerous areas for civilians in the world. Euronews explored how Ukrainians are coming to terms with living next to the danger.
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Watch: Portuguese paras raid rebel base in Central African Republic
Spectacular video footage from the Portuguese armed forces shows how a battle between paratroopers and rebels unfolded in the Central African Republic.
New hope in the battle against Ebola in the DR Congo’s conflict zone
Euronews reports from Beni, where new treatments provide hope that a new Ebola outbreak can be contained despite fighting nearby between armed groups.
Fighting in Libya's Tripoli | Euronews answers
Heavy clashes in Libya's capital Tripoli have so far killed 47 people and wounded over 100. Euronews explains what the latest violence means.
US official says Ukraine making progress towards joining NATO
John Bolton joined independence day celebrations in Kiev.
Violence fuels violence in DRC | Left Field
Left Field looks at the horrors of conflict in one of the world's most violent countries.
Bill seeks to ban filming of Israeli soldiers in action
Watch the video to see five examples of when video footage has provoked condemnation or convictions of Israelis or Palestinians.
Sweden distributes 'be prepared for war' leaflets to homes
Amidst heightened geopolitical tension in the region, Sweden has revived its defence pamphlets in case an attack hits the Nordic country.
Gunmen kidnap German Red Cross nurse in Somalia
A German nurse working for the International Committee of the Red Cross was kidnapped in Mogadishu on Wednesday.
Death toll rises in Israel-Gaza border unrest
Gaza officials say at least seven Palestinians have been killed by Israeli gunfire and more than 1,000 wounded in clashes during protests at the border.
In Ukraine's war even the dead cannot rest in peace
In Hranitne, a village at the heart of the war zone in eastern Ukraine, even the cemetery was not a place of peace.
Saudi general rejects UN claims of Yemen death toll
Euronews speaks with Saudi Arabia's Major General Ahmad Hassan Mohammad Asiri about the conflict in Yemen.
Opposition Ukrainian MP detained on coup plot charges
Nadiya Savchenko doesn't deny charges, saying she played along with coup plotters to unmask them.
From the front line: rebuilding shattered lives in eastern Ukraine
Communities at the heart of the conflict in eastern Ukraine are facing down hardship with remarkable resilience. Armed with her camera, Euronews' Nataliia Liubchenkova travelled to Donetsk finding yoga classes for pensioners and sheep shearing for tourists.
Two views on Syria's growing humanitarian crisis
The head of Save the Children and a volunteer A&E doctor warn the world urgently needs to do more to ease the Syrians' suffering.
US and European arms sales to Middle East soar amid widespread conflic
Arms imports by Middle East countries mired in violent conflict have doubled in 10 years — and the US and Europe remain the major suppliers, according to latest research.
Vietnam: US aircraft carrier makes historic visit
The USS Carl Vinson's arrival in Vietnam is deeply symbolic of growing ties between the former foes
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