cinema
French cinema wins top awards in AnnecyFrench cinema picked up the honours at this year’s Annecy animation film festival, picking up the… 13/06/11 18:29 CET
corporate
Plane order battle hots upAhead of next week’s Paris Air Show, order news is starting to build. Hong Kong Airlines has… 13/06/11 18:53 CET
Saab hoping to do more Chinese dealsThe latest episode in the Saab saga has Dutch owner Spyker planning to sell even more of the… 13/06/11 15:12 CET
Maple boosts hostile bid for TMXMaple Group has boosted its hostile takeover bid for the Toronto Stock Exchange operator TMX Group… 13/06/11 15:12 CET
economy
Lagarde builds support for IMF jobFrench Finance Minister Christine Lagarde continues to pick up support in her bid to run the… 13/06/11 17:02 CET
Chinese money growth and loans slowThe amount of money entering the Chinese economy slowed to its lowest level in two and a half years… 13/06/11 14:57 CET
europa
Belgium’s political crisis inspires TV satireThe failure to break Belgium’s political deadlock has not only raised questions over the country’s… 13/06/11 10:15 CET
focus
Team Astana gears up for Tour de FranceJuly 2, 2011 is D-Day for the Tour de France and Team Astana finalised its preparation for the… 13/06/11 16:24 CET
learningworld
UNICEF supports schools around the worldFor more than six decades, UNICEF has been working for the welfare of children around the world… 13/06/11 21:17 CET
Taking the gapTaking a year’s break from education before going to university is an increasingly popular choice… 13/06/11 20:54 CET
le mag
INXS launches tribute albumAustralian band INXS are currently on tour on the back of Original Sin, a tribute album featuring… 13/06/11 18:48 CET
pictureoftheday
Madrid: the “Indignados” leave Puerta del SolDemonstrators at Madrid’s Puerta del Sol Square leave after 25 days of protests against Spain’s… 13/06/11 14:36 CET
science
One of smallest butterflies could disappearOne of the world’s smallest butterflies, the Sinai Baton Blue, is threatened with extinction… 13/06/11 17:00 CET
world news
Italy’s hot and cold relationship with nuclear powerThe 1986 Chernobyl disaster in Ukraine played a major role in Italy disconnecting itself from… 13/06/11 17:27 CET
The challenges ahead for Turkish PM ErdoganTurkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has a strong mandate to pursue his reform agenda after… 13/06/11 17:09 CET
Back in the Day: mysterious death of the King of castles*June 13, 1886.* The dead bodies of Ludwig II of Bavaria and his psychiatrist Bernhard von Gudeen… 13/06/11 07:25 CET
Lesson for EU in election says Turkey’s EU MinisterIn the wake of the Turkish election results euronews spoke to Turkey’s Minister for EU Affairs and… 13/06/11 01:43 CET
Hezbollah increases cabinet influence in Lebanon’s new governmentLebanon has announced a new government, five months after Hezbollah and its supporters toppled the… 13/06/11 22:44 CET
Ash from Chilean volcano continues to disrupt flightsAn ash cloud from a Chilean volcano continues to cause travel disruptions in South America, but… 13/06/11 22:43 CET
Turkish journalist Mehmet Ali Birand on what won the electionTo assess Turkey’s election results, euronews talked to prominent Turkish journalist Mehmet Ali… 13/06/11 19:05 CET
Erdogan vows to work with rivals on new constitutionRecep Tayyip Erdogan has won a third term as Turkey’s prime minister. His AK Party gained a… 13/06/11 19:03 CET
Big boost to global vaccination campaignA campaign to vaccinate millions of children in poor countries has received a major boost… 13/06/11 18:43 CET
Berlusconi woes mount as Italians say ‘no’ to nuclearAnalysts say early indications point to a heavy defeat for Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi… 13/06/11 18:03 CET
Lebanon gets new government after months of wranglingLebanon has announced a new government five months after Hezbollah and its supporters toppled the… 13/06/11 17:53 CET
Serb nationalist anger over NATO conferenceSerbian nationalists are holding demonstrations in protest over Belgrade’s hosting of a … 13/06/11 17:14 CET
“Slutwalk” reaches London, expected elsewhereAround 5,000 so-called “slutwalkers” took to the streets of London on Sunday to voice what they… 13/06/11 16:36 CET
Stalemate continues in LibyaAs the power struggle continues in Libya, rebels in Dafnia near the western city of Misrata are… 13/06/11 15:43 CET
Back in the Day: the Vatican lifts its ban on bad books*June 14, 1966:* Pope Paul VI formally abolishes the Catholic Church’s ban on books deemed immoral… 13/06/11 15:26 CET
Vietnam holds navy drills amid tension with ChinaVietnam is holding military exercises with live rounds off its coast, as it accuses Beijing of… 13/06/11 14:34 CET
Syrians flee to TurkeyNearly 7,000 Syrians are reported to have fled into neighbouring Turkey following the crackdown on… 13/06/11 14:34 CET
Syrian uprising escalatesSyrian state TV has shown what the government claims are mass graves containing the mutilated… 13/06/11 14:13 CET
Facebook nears 700m users, loses in US, CanadaThe world’s largest social network Facebook has lost about six million users in the US, its home… 13/06/11 13:13 CET
Syrian activists’ anger at fake gay blogGay rights activists in Syria have reacted angrily after discovering that a blog supposedly written… 13/06/11 12:44 CET
Berlusconi faces fresh setbacks in referendumsVoting has ended in four referendums in Italy. The issues being decided are water… 13/06/11 12:43 CET
Opposition gains in Turkey electionTurkey’s main opposition party has done well despite defeat in the elections. The secularist … 13/06/11 12:03 CET
Christchurch struck by aftershocksIn New Zealand a series of powerful tremors have shaken the city of Christchurch. In February 181… 13/06/11 11:53 CET
Erdogan to work with others on Turkish constitutionHe has a third consecutive term, but not the majority needed to go ahead with his plans for… 13/06/11 10:25 CET
‘The Outraged’ continue their demonstrations in MadridThe 25 day protest in Madrid’s Sol Square may be over, but that does not mean the young… 13/06/11 08:34 CET
Syrian regime accused of creating a humanitarian crisisSyrian television claims the country’s military has taken full control of Jisr al-Shughour and… 13/06/11 03:43 CET
Gaddafi plays chess while fighting gets closerAlthough having kept a low public profile since NATO air strikes began, Muammar Gaddafi has now… 13/06/11 02:03 CET
Berlusconi faces another political set backWith more than 40 per cent of voters already having cast their ballots in a series of referendums… 13/06/11 00:23 CET
CHP falls short of goals in Turkish electionFor decades they ruled Turkey, upholding the republic’s secular values. On Sunday, despite picking… 13/06/11 00:03 CET
