2010-10-02

Brazil will go to the polls on Sunday with a former Marxist guerrilla predicted to become Brazil’s first female president. Dilma Rousseff was

The far-right Swiss People’s Party has admitted it is behind an advertising campaign that likens Roma migrants and Italians to rats. Some sixty

On the first day of his visit to Greece, Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao has said he expects ties between the two countries to be expanded. Meeting with

The United States government has said sorry for deliberately infecting hundreds of Guatemalans with syphilis as part of medical experiments six

On Sunday, Bosnians will take part in an election that is likely to keep the country as ethnically divided as it is today. The complex political

Demonstrations have been held across France in protest against President Nicolas Sarkozy’s plans to raise the retirement age from 60 to 62. Marches

US president Barack Obama described him as the most popular man on earth, but after eight year’s in the job President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is

euronews’ Miguel Sardo: ‘‘At the end of two mandates, Lula da Silva, is one of the most popular politicians ever in Brazil. The country appears ready

0’00-0’15 Birth of Venus close-up Not many people ever get the chance to see a masterpiece like Boticelli’s Birth of Venus up close. Now an Italian

A significant number of young people are expected to turn out for another day of protests at pension reforms in France. It is the first time that

A crash involving two trains has killed more than 20 people in Indonesia. Local search and rescue teams at the collision site said at least 22

Polls have opened in Latvia for an election that could have a major impact on the country’s future finances. Latvia has been the hardest hit in the

Hans von der Brelie of euronews interviewed Estonian Prime Minister, Andrus Ansip. The Liberal politician leads a governmental coalition with

Welcome to Learning World – Euronews’ new programme dedicated to education. Art is of course vital to education opening up a rich world of

Eggs, flour and tomatoes – a messy and colourful combination of ingredients met Iceland’s cabinet as they gathered to mark the reopening of

Latvia is holding its first election since suffering the worst recession in the European Union. Opinion polls show centre-right Prime Minister

The miners trapped underground in Chile for nearly two months could be brought to the surface still earlier than expected. As tests continued on

A protest in Amsterdam against the outlawing of squatting in unused buildings ended in clashes between police and demonstrators. Several hundred

Spanish police have arrested more than 40 people suspected of laundering millions of euros to finance Colombian rebels from the FARC. 250 officers

24 hours before Brazil’s presidential election, will the favourite Dilma Rousseff do enough to win in the first round, or could she be forced into a

A United Nations report into a decade of atrocities in the Democratic Republic of Congo says genocide may have been committed. It found that tens