2010-09-11

Sofia Coppola’s “Somewhere” wins the top prize at the Venice film festival. The movie dissects the life of a Hollywood actor who becomes

New York is marking the ninth anniversary of the September 11 attacks on the United States with a ceremony close to Ground Zero, the former site of

A clear majority of Turks will vote for constitutional reforms in tomorrow’s referendum, according to the latest polls. The changes, proposed by

Greece’s prime minister will try to ease concerns over austerity measures with a major economic speech tonight. But few people seemed willing to

Mourners have gathered in the provincial capital of North Ossetia to attended the funeral of 11 victims of Thursday’s suicide bomb attack. As many

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A memorial service has been held in Moscow for the victims of the September 11 attacks on the United States. The ceremony was attended by

EU leaders are due to meet next week to discuss implementing trade concessions for Pakistan. The deal worth hundreds of millions of euros is being

Trucks carrying a third drill for Plan C operation to rescue the 33 trapped miners arrived at San Jose mine.

Fifty spanish coal miners are staging the ninth day of a strike over unpaid wages and government aid.

Activists protest against Japan’s latest territorial claim over a set of disputed islets.

Greece’s newly-reshuffled cabinet held its first meeting in the northern Thessaloniki, against a backdrop of continuing protest over the government’s

A river of mud unleashed by heavy rains has flooded Atrani, a tiny village on Italy’s Amalfi Coast. At least one person is reported missing.

Australia’s Prime Minister Julia Gillard has announced her new cabinet. In a bid to ease Labour party tensions, ousted PM Kevin Rudd’s been made

For most Americans, Ground Zero serves as a reminder of when a nation, and the world, watched in disbelief as the United States came under attack on

In the wake of hundreds of Roma expulsions from France, euronews has special coverage of the Roma community in Europe, which totals some 12 million

The US pastor who threatened to burn Korans has arrived in New York as the country prepares to mark the ninth anniversary of the 9/11

Former Cuban leader Fidel Castro has said comments he made about Cuba’s economic system to a American journalist were misinterpreted. Earlier this

In stark contrast to the plight of the trapped miners in Chile, a group in Spain have deliberately chosen to stay underground. The men are two

The US President has again called on the maverick Florida pastor Terry Jones to drop his Koran-burning plan, saying such an act could deeply harm the

Iran has postponed the release of an American woman held for more than a year on suspicion of spying. Sarah Shourd was expected to be freed on