Air France pilots protest in Paris
Hundreds of Air France pilots have protested in Paris over a plan to expand the company’s low cost airline Transavia…
Free Syria Army targets government aircraft near Aleppo
The Free Syria Army rebel group claims to have hit a state helicopter near the strategically important city of Aleppo.…
Rare WWII tank emerges from mud in Poland
A rare World War II tank has been discovered under mud in the Warta river in eastern Poland. The British-made…
Husband of slain MP Jo Cox quits charities after misconduct claims
“My actions were never malicious but they were at times inappropriate,” said Brendan Cox, the widower of murdered British MP…
Meet the robot priest set to deliver funerals in Japan
A ‘robot priest’ has been unveiled in Japan. The humanoid robot, called Pepper, is designed to help with tasks at…
Extreme weather deaths in Europe ‘could rise 50-fold’
As swathes of southern and eastern Europe sizzle in a heatwave, scientists have issued a stark warning: extreme weather could…
ESA chiefs discuss building a base on the Moon and visiting Mars
As the “European Space Agency”:http://www.esa.int/ESA (ESA) prepares for a change of leadership, euronews met with “Jean-Jacques … source
Panic inside Brussels airport after explosions: “All the luggage stays here”
Two explosions ripped through Brussels airport Tuesday during the morning rush hour as hundreds of passengers were trying to check…
Schulz European Socialists’ choice to preside over European Commission
Martin Schulz has been in the European Parliament since 1994. He was born in Hehlrath, near Aachen, in Germany, in…
India: court allows Italian marine home for medical care
One of two Italian marines facing murder charges in India has been allowed return to Italy for medical treatment. India’s…
At least 30 dead in Serbia and Bosnia after worst floods in a century
At least 30 people have been killed in floods in Bosnia and Serbia in the last three days. Tens of…
Anchor’s away for US-Cuba ferry routes
Florida ferry operators have Cuba in their sights, as the US has approved licenses to sail to Havana for the…
Graphic footage: Shi’ite Muslims observe Ashura holy day, Iraq
Ashura marks one of the holiest days in the Shi’ite calendar. Hundreds of thousands of Muslim pilgrims gather each year…
Kazakhstan to vote in presidential election set to keep Nazarbayev in office
Kazakhstan is voting in presidential elections on Sunday which are likely to see President Nursultan Nazarbayev renew his 26-year rule…
How ‘smart city’ technology is connecting Europeans – real economy
Urban sprawl is the reality for two out of three people living in Europe. This edition of Real Economy comes…
Kurdish fighters push to retake Mosul Dam from Islamic State militants
Iraqi Kurdish forces say they now control much of the Mosul Dam in the north of the country, have wrested…
Money talks: divided Lithuania prepares to join the euro – reporter
On January 1 Lithuania will become the 19th member of the eurozone. The decision to join the single currency sparked…
Syrian ambassador laughs as journalist asks about Aleppo hospital bombings
Syria’s UN ambassador Bashar Jaafari was filmed yesterday, September 28, laughing as Al Jazeera correspondent James Bays asked if Syria…
e-underway-at-one-of-russias-largest-diamond-mines
Rescuers at one of Russia’s largest diamond mines are searching for several miners still missing after a collapse flooded an…
Poland steps up tussle over Tusk ahead of EU Summit
The Polish government, led by the Law and Justice Party, has escalated its efforts to block former Prime Minister Donald…
Fields Medal mathematics prize won by female for first time
An Iranian mathematician has become the first ever female to win the Fields Medal for mathematics. Prof Maryam Mirzakhani grew…
The law of the jungle is expulsion as Calais camps face demolition
The French government has announced that on February 22 as many as 800 migrants will be expelled from the Calais…
Sweet success in Dublin, the experience of being an entrepreneur – business planet
Today, one in three Europeans is over 55 years old. Increasingly, they are setting up their own businesses and Ireland…
World leaders as never before kick-start climate talks at Paris COP21
The world’s most powerful leaders open the last chance climate summit in Paris saying we must not fail. The United…
Nobel Peace Prize 2013 goes to chemical weapons watchdog OPCW (recorded live feed)
JUST IN: Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) is awarded the 2013 Nobel Peace Prize. The winner of…
British scientist Richard Henderson among trio awarded 2017 Nobel chemistry prize
A trio of Swiss, American and British scientists won the 2017 Nobel chemistry prize on Wednesday for developing cryo-electron microscopy,…
The eurosceptic dream: a vision of Britain the day after Brexit – the network
What would the British and EU citizens wake up to if the UK voted to exit the EU? How would…
Iran: British embassy reopens in Tehran
After a four-year closure, the “British embassy”:https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/iran has reopened in Tehran. Philip Hammond became just the second UK Foreign Secretary…
Israel’s Arab citizens brandish new electoral power
Israel’s elections for parliament next week hold the potential not only of a new prime minister emerging, with a move…
NASA to explore Arctic sea ice after record warm winter
NASA is preparing to launch two missions to explore the Arctic following data that showed 2015 to be the warmest…
Europe’s taxi drivers in traffic stopping protest against mobile phone app Uber
Taxi drivers in cities across Europe brought traffic to a standstill on Wednesday in a go-slow protest against a mobile…
Britain’s EU future in the balance as crunch summit continues
No one thought it was going to be easy. But a deal on new membership terms to help keep Britain…
Migrant crisis: Slovenia begins building fence on border with Croatia
Slovenia has started erecting a wire fence along its border with Croatia to help control the flow of refugees and…
Syrian troops break two-year ISIL siege of northern airbase
Syrian government forces claim to have broken a two-year siege by ISIL militants on an airbase in the north of…
Venezuela: Catholic church denounces Lord’s Prayer to Hugo Chavez
A reworking of the Lord’s Prayer to commemorate the late Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez has been causing controversy. The trouble…
France ‘at war’ with Daesh, says PM Manuel Valls
“War” – the word used by both French President François Hollande and his prime minister following the Paris terror attacks.…
EU warns Austria over daily migrant quotas
In the latest angry rift in Europe’s migration crisis, new Austrian limits on the numbers of refugees allowed to cross…
Terrorist attacks: Why France?
The last 18 months have seen France suffer three deadly attacks that left more than 231 dead and hundreds injured.…
Could Miss America pageant disappear?
Former Miss Americas are not happy with the board of the organisation asking them to choose a successor to Sam…
Hungary: university legislation dispute spills out onto the streets
Hungary’s right-wing government says it will not backtrack on a new draft law staff at a foreign-funded university in Budapest…
Power to the people: Europe’s energy dilemma – the network
Achieving a secure energy supply at reasonable cost remains one of Europe’s great strategic challenges. The Ukraine crisis is driving…
Toys’R’Us faces more closures
American retail giant, Toys’R’Us has announced store closures in the US over the coming months on top of those in…
Between a rock and a hard Brexit
Battle lines are deepening in the fallout from Brexit, based on whether the UK government will aim for a soft…
Avatars help schizophrenia patients silence tormenting voices – futuris
People with schizophrenia are volunteering for a European research project to help the control and perhaps even silence the tormenting…
Outlawing legal highs – on the frontline
The explosion in new drugs often known as legal highs has become a major headache for governments across Europe. These…
Budget Impact of Complementarity of ESI Funds and EFSI – real economy
Maithreyi Seetharaman, Euronews:* How would you address critics who say that this is money from the EU budget that has…
Carnegie Europe Director: “Britain has lost a lot more than the EU”
Euronews spoke to Carnegie Europe Director, Jan Techau, to get his take on how the EU will handle with the…
Singapore gives cyber crime fighting facility to Interpol
Singapore has officially given a state-of-the-art cybercrime fighting centre to international police organisation Interpol The Interpol Global Complex for Innovation…
‘Game of Thones’ targeted in HBO hack
Hackers claim to have stolen the script of an unaired episode of hit fantasy show ‘Game of Thrones’, calling it…
Macron and Asterix are special guests at Frankfurt Book Fair 2017
France was the “Guest of Honour” at this year’s Frankfurt Book Fair and attendees were not disappointed by the event.…
Putin meets Obama and Poroshenko on sidelines of D-Day commemorations
Key diplomatic meetings have taken place against the backdrop of D-Day commemorations. Russian leader Vladimir Putin held face to face…
Nepali pensioner dies during bid to climb Mount Everest
An 85-year-old man from Nepal, who was attempting to become the oldest person to climb Mount Everest, has died. Officials…
Erasmus turns 30
Thirty years old and still going strong. Some four million European students over the past three decades have studied or…
Euro 2016: Young Portugal supporter consoles teary-eyed French fan
After France’s defeat at the hands of Portugal in the final of UEFA Euro 2016, many French supporters were left…
African leaders reflect on EU-Africa summit
More than 35 African heads of state and government took part in the fourth-ever EU-Africa summit that ended on Thursday.…
Twenty-four detained in latest Spanish corruption raid
Police in Spain arrested 24 people in an anti-corruption operation in the Valencia region on Tuesday. Many of those detained…
Visit one of Europe’s last cassette factories
Let us take you on a visit to one of the last audio cassette factories in Europe. At its peak,…
CeBIT 2017: Digitising Fashion
Digitisation is transforming every sector, including fashion. Japanese company Seiren is at CeBIT 2017 showing off a system that allows…
Violent video: Ukraine TV boss beaten up, forced to resign by far-right Svoboda MPs
The head of Ukraine’s state TV company has been attacked by at least three MPs from the far-right Svoboda party…