businessweekly
ECB signals rate hike but Greek debt problems growOn this edition of Business Weekly we analyse the ECB and Bank of England’s interest rate decisions… 10/06/11 19:15 CET
cinema
Super 8 harks back to Spielberg’s ET“Super 8” may not be by Steven Spielberg, but director JJ Abrams – of “Lost” fame – wanted it to… 10/06/11 12:55 CET
corporate
Toyota warns profit will be hit by quakeToyota is forecasting a larger-than-expected fall in annual profit after it slashed output… 10/06/11 18:23 CET
Nokia’s troubles continueNokia has said it is still talking with “multiple parties” about the sale of its stake in Nokia… 10/06/11 18:23 CET
Eni’s TAG pipeline stake soldThe Italian oil and gas group Eni has sold its stake in the TAG gas pipeline as it was ordered to… 10/06/11 18:23 CET
economy
Lagarde in lead for IMF managing directorshipAs nominations closed for the top job at the International Monetary Fund, the contest was between… 10/06/11 20:53 CET
Germany backs Greek aid after private sector pledgeGermany’s parliament has backed more aid for Greece. That came in a non-binding vote after the… 10/06/11 18:23 CET
europa
Croatian EU membership approachesSoon Croatia’s flag may unfurl amid those of today’s European Union. The former Yugoslav state of… 10/06/11 16:39 CET
europeweekly
Europe Weekly: Portugal, E. coli and EurovignetteEurope Weekly reviews the low-spirited election day-after in Portugal; the consequences of the … 10/06/11 19:20 CET
focus
Kazakhstan a model for progress: foreign ministerWhen most think of the leading Muslim nations it is probably safe to say that Kazakhstan does not… 10/06/11 21:06 CET
interview
Turkey: push for a new constitutionAs the election campaign winds down in Turkey, euronews spoke to some of the main figures involved… 10/06/11 20:37 CET
le mag
Linda McCartney: life through the lensPaul McCartney and his daughters Mary and Stella have handpicked some of their favourite… 10/06/11 13:26 CET
pictureoftheday
Bath from a broken water pipe in a Noida slumA man bathes from a broken water pipeline in a Noida slum, located in the northern Indian state of… 10/06/11 12:35 CET
reporter
Serbia after MladicIn Serbia, there have been mixed reactions over the arrest of the former Bosnian-Serb military… 10/06/11 13:29 CET
u talk
Fostering youth mobility in EuropeAurora, Madrid: Hello, my name is Aurora, how can we encourage student mobility in Europe… 10/06/11 10:32 CET
world news
Erdogan reflects Turkey’s new found global confidenceRecep Tayyip Erdogan first attracted international attention in 2002 when his AK Party swept to… 10/06/11 20:02 CET
Cloned cow produces “human breast milk”Argentinian doctors claim they have cloned the world’s first cow capable of producing human breast… 10/06/11 23:11 CET
Referendums pose test for Italian PM BerlusconiItalians could hand another blow to Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi’s leadership in four… 10/06/11 22:18 CET
Yemen streets full of protestersMassive demonstrations have been taking place on the streets of Yemen. Tens of thousands of… 10/06/11 22:16 CET
What’s making Sicilians turn up early for work?Sicilians are not normally renowned for their punctuality but something strange is afoot that’s… 10/06/11 20:46 CET
German family accused of keeping a slaveGerman police have arrested a family of three on charges of keeping a young woman as a slave… 10/06/11 20:46 CET
Britain’s Prince Philip turns 90The husband of Britain’s Queen Elizabeth is celebrating his 90th birthday. Prince Philip is… 10/06/11 20:46 CET
Polls point to ruling AKP victory in Turkish electionSunday’s Turkish election will go a long way towards mapping out the country’s political future. If… 10/06/11 20:29 CET
Turkish PM attacks Syrian forces over ‘massacre’Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan turned on the Syrian government on Friday, accusing… 10/06/11 19:37 CET
Somalia’s interior minister reportedly killedSomalia’s interior minister is reported to have been killed in a bomb attack, as violent clashes… 10/06/11 18:54 CET
EU-Russia summit clears vegetables for importRussia has agreed to lift a ban on vegetable imports from the European Union if the EU provides… 10/06/11 18:44 CET
Turkish constitution at stake in general electionTurkey will go the polls on Sunday with the ruling AK party hoping to secure a large enough… 10/06/11 18:44 CET
Murder could stoke ethnic tensions in RussiaA former colonel in the Russian Army has been shot dead at point blank range by an unidentified… 10/06/11 18:25 CET
Ten dead as Gaddafi forces shell MisrataPro-Muammar Gaddafi fighters shelled the rebel-controlled town of Misrata, killing at least 10… 10/06/11 17:03 CET
E.coli source found say German authoritiesHealth authorities in Germany now say locally-grown beansprouts are the most likely source of the… 10/06/11 16:53 CET
- Turkey says will no longer support Syria in the UN
Syria has lost one of its last regional allies following its armoured assault today on the town of… 10/06/11 16:23 CET
True Finns locked out of Finnish coalition talksFinland’s prime minister-elect said on Friday that he wants to form a government without the… 10/06/11 15:14 CET
Very public shooting damages Pakistani armyWith public confidence in Pakistan’s army very low, especially after Osama bin Laden was found… 10/06/11 15:03 CET
Preaching on politics – Britain’s raging debate on Church and StateWhen the Archbishop of Canterbury talks religion, it usually goes unnoticed by the British press… 10/06/11 14:58 CET
Kasparov launches “chess for schools” plan in EUWhen it comes to encouraging children to do better at school, Gary Kasparov says the answer is in… 10/06/11 14:13 CET
Former army colonel shot dead in MoscowA former colonel in the Russian Army has been gunned down outside an apartment block in Moscow… 10/06/11 13:43 CET
Mountains for sale in the Austrian AlpsAuthorities in Austrian are putting two mountains up for sale. The two peaks, 2,690-metre Grosser… 10/06/11 12:27 CET
Italy’s referendum now ‘politically charged’This weekend’s referendum on, among other things, nuclear power in Italy is unlikely to have an… 10/06/11 12:24 CET
Erdogan condemns “atrocities” in SyriaIn his strongest statement yet on the civil unrest in Syria the Turkish prime minister has accused… 10/06/11 12:03 CET
What’s making Sicilians turn up early for work?Sicilians are not normally renowned for their punctuality but something strange is afoot that’s… 10/06/11 11:56 CET
“Anonymous” attacks official Turkish websitesInternet activists Anonymous have attacked several official websites in Turkey on the eve of a… 10/06/11 11:04 CET
Beansprouts the source of E.coli – GermanyIt is reported that the German authorities are to lift their warning over the consumption of… 10/06/11 10:33 CET
Soyuz arrives at the ISSThe Russian Soyuz spacecraft has successfully docked with the International Space Station. It is… 10/06/11 08:44 CET
UN investigates fresh abuse in Ivory CoastThe United Nations is demanding an immediate investigation into reports forces loyal to Ivory… 10/06/11 06:13 CET
Scared Syrians flee army’s revengeSyrians are continuing to flock across the border into Turkey as fears grow that Damascus is… 10/06/11 04:53 CET
Royal couple make first official outingA relaxed and smiling Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have appeared at their first official… 10/06/11 03:23 CET
Pre-election cyber attack in TurkeyJust days before Turkey’s general election, state websites have come under attack from the Internet… 10/06/11 01:24 CET
Probe into mass rape claims in LibyaEman Al-Obaidi made headlines around the world, forcing her way into a Tripol hotel in March to… 10/06/11 01:13 CET
Italy will take Battisti case to The HagueItaly has branded as “shameful” Brazil’s decision to free a former Italian left-wing guerrilla… 10/06/11 00:03 CET
