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World news from a European perspective
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The Dutch face austerity
The economic and financial crisis has overthrown governments all-over Europe. In the Netherlands, the political parties have clashed over…
25/05 11:43 CET -
Jordan’s Syrian refugee dilemma
Daraa in Syria, where the uprising against President Bashar al Assad first erupted, is a short distance from the border with Jordan. Every day…
19/05 15:26 CET -
Greece’s anti-immigrant fence
Over 80 percent of all refugees and migrants into the European Union cross at the Turkish-Greek border. While Greece finds it difficult to…
10/05 16:50 CET -
Bailout brings deficit of trust to Ireland
Across Ireland empty buildings stand testament to the legacy of the Celtic tiger. A legacy which included a spectacular economic boom and a…
04/05 11:22 CET -
Spain’s lost generation
Currently, the best Spain’s 10.5 million 18-35 year olds can hope for is to find a job, even if it is temporary and underpaid. Some…
26/04 19:05 CET -
Algeria: 50 years of independence
Just 50 years ago, Algeria turned the darkest page in its history. Half a century later, euronews is back on the trail of the architects of…
20/04 17:18 CET -
French elections: what’s Y got to do with it?
They are young, they are French and they are part of what is known as…
13/04 10:15 CET -
Support builds for Kosovo at London 2012
The European Parliament has just voted to ask the International Olympic Committee to allow Kosovan athletes to take part in the London Olympic…
30/03 16:23 CET
Previous editions
- Sarajevo – a city under siege from its past?
- Carrying their future in Bosnia in bags of coal
- French politics’ lack of diversity
- Official chill falls on Serbia’s intellectuals
- Greece: a rural exodus
- Scotland debates its national destiny
- Russian election: middle class call for change
- Iceland bouncing back from the brink
- Paying the price for Germany’s economic miracle
- Hungary, a country divided
- UK-EU: should I stay or should I go?
- Kirkuk: financing the future





