cinema
Rome Film FestivalAt the Rome Film Festival this year, the best film prize was won by Broderskab directed by Nicolo… 26/10/09 17:00 CET
corporate
Electrolux, the second biggest home appliances maker doubles profitElectrolux, the world’s second biggest home appliances maker has doubled its operating profit… 26/10/09 18:18 CET
Dutch financial services group INGDutch financial services group ING has announced that it will divide itself into separate… 26/10/09 18:17 CET
economy
OPEC may increase production targets in December as oil rises above $75 a barrelThe aim is to stop the rising prices threatening the recovering global economy. The… 26/10/09 18:18 CET
South Korea’s economy is growing at its fastest rate in 7 yearsThe 2.6% expanision may push the central bank to raise borrowing costs for this first time since… 26/10/09 18:17 CET
Unemployment in FranceUnemployment in France increased by 21,600 people in Septmber, which is a slight increase says the… 26/10/09 18:17 CET
europa
Stature, not size, key for new EU presidentThere is enough chance that the Lisbon Treaty is about to get the final check mark that the new… 26/10/09 17:56 CET
Germany’s surprise EU CommissionerA local politician with a controversial past is the surprise choice of Germany as its member in the… 26/10/09 17:56 CET
interview
euronews meets Mauritania’s Foreign MinisterProminent women in politics in the Arab world are very few and far between, but one has risen to… 26/10/09 17:00 CET
le mag
Zingaro stuns againThe latest and much-anticipated Theatre Zingaro equestrian spectacular has been unveiled at Rouen… 26/10/09 17:00 CET
markets
European stocks have retreatedThe FTSE index of top European shares was down 0.8% Heavyweight energy shares surrendered… 26/10/09 18:17 CET
questions for europe
Cross-border inheritance rules shake upThe news of a generous inheritance from a family member can sometimes be more like a poisoned gift… 26/10/09 17:00 CET
Roma inclusionEurope’s largest minority, some 12 million Roma, now live in the EU, where non-discrimination is… 26/10/09 17:00 CET
science
Himalayan glaciers shrinkingExperts fear that these glaciers in the Himalayas are shrinking. Temperatures here have risen by… 26/10/09 17:00 CET
terraviva
British wine wins prizesThe sene almost looks like France or even Italy – vineyards rolling almost as far as the eye can… 26/10/09 17:27 CET
world news
Islamabad university reopens after suicide bomb attackThe Islamic International University of Islamabad has reopend its doors after a twin suicide bomb… 26/10/09 19:59 CET
Karadzic refuses to attend first day of trialOne of the world’s most wanted men looked nothing like his wanted posters until his arrest last… 26/10/09 19:07 CET
Minority Portuguese government sworn inIt is down to business for Jose Socrates after the weakened Portuguese prime minister was sworn in… 26/10/09 18:59 CET
Baghdad mourns victims of one of its deadliest daysThe death toll from Sunday’s double car-bombing in Baghdad yesterday has now risen to at least 155… 26/10/09 18:50 CET
Merkel defends tax cuts as a remedy for recessionAngela Merkel has been defending her new government’s plans to cut taxes as a way to revive the… 26/10/09 18:49 CET
Ethnic lines drawn as Karadzic trial opensWomen who lost their menfolk in the massacre of 8,000 Muslim men and boys in Srebrenica watched the… 26/10/09 18:14 CET
Passengers stranded by Iberia strikeHundreds of passengers of the Spanish airline Iberia have been stranded by a two-day strike by… 26/10/09 17:44 CET
Hague court considers options after Karadzic no showThe families of those scarred by some of the worst atrocities in Europe since the Second World War… 26/10/09 16:54 CET
Helicopter crashes claim US lives in AfghanistanFourteen Americans have been killed in Afghanistan in two separate helicopter accidents. Seven … 26/10/09 13:54 CET
Hundreds of Iberia flights grounded by strikeAir travel in Spain has been severely disrupted by a strike by workers of the national airline… 26/10/09 13:07 CET
Victim families fume as start of Karadzic trial delayedRelatives of the alleged victims of Radovan Karadzic were there for the opening of his war crimes… 26/10/09 13:06 CET
Paedophile trial fuels castration debate in FranceThe rape trial of a French paedophile who has asked to be physically castrated begins today… 26/10/09 12:53 CET
Iran mulling over UN nuclear proposalIran claims it may ship a part of its stockpile of low enriched uranium abroad for further… 26/10/09 12:52 CET
Critics query funding of German government dealThe junior partner in Germany’s next government has approved the deal that brings it back into… 26/10/09 08:10 CET
Former guerrilla fighter leads Uruguay pollJose Mujica has come a long way – from solitary confinement in a deep well to having Uruguay’s… 26/10/09 07:39 CET
Karadzic indicted on war crimes and genocideWith or without his presence in court, according to the 40 page indictment, Radovan Karadzic was… 26/10/09 07:37 CET
Former Italian minister wins opposition leadershipItaly’s opposition Democratic Party has elected the former economics minister Pier Luigi Bersani… 26/10/09 07:36 CET
Karadzic’s brother defends trial boycottFormer Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic is expected in court in the Hague today charged with 11… 26/10/09 07:36 CET
Landslide election win for Tunisia’s presidentAfter 22 years in power, Tunisia’s president has been re-elected for another term by a massive… 26/10/09 06:03 CET
