2010-11-11

A newspaper in Moscow on Thursday named a top Russian double agent as the spy who betrayed his country to help the Americans break up an espionage

She is the face of Myanmar’s struggle for democracy. But Aung San Suu Kyi has paid a huge personal price for her convictions. For two decades the

Iraq’s new government is finally starting to take shape after eight months of political paralysis. The deal must still be approved by MPs, but

Dynamic film producer, Dino De Laurentiis, has died in Los Angeles aged 91. Dino was the man behind many of cinema’s most significant films. The

As the currency squabbles continued at the G20 summit, inflation in China reached its highest in just over two years. Prices for consumers were up

Millions across the globe on Thursday paid their respects to those who sacrificed their lives during the First World War.   In Paris, French

British Prime Minister David Cameron has said the ugly scenes which marred a rally in London against an increase in university tuition fees were

A massive explosion has ripped through a police compound in Pakistan’s biggest city, Karachi. Early reports suggest that the blast has killed at

Signalling its confidence in the future, Siemens is sharply raising its dividend to shareholders. Europe’s biggest engineering company announced a

Europe’s highest court has ruled the Portuguese government’s so called golden shares in utility firm Energias de Portugal are illegal. The

Spain’s economy stagnated in the third quarter. The statistics office said economic growth was zero from the previous three months which was at

The British government has unveiled its controversial overhaul of the welfare system. It has promised to help the jobless get back to work but

Basque separatist Arnaldo Otegi appeared in court in Madrid on Thursday on a new charge of “inciting terrorism,” just weeks after ETA declared a

The talks between the Polisario Front and the Moroccan government have been taking place behind closed doors in a building 40 kilometres from New

Nine years after the United States vowed to triumph over terrorism, backed by an international community united after the September 11 attacks on

Harry Potter fans camped out in the cold and rain ahead of the world premiere of the latest instalment of the films in London.

Seoul has been placed under tight security for the duration of the G20, after past summits saw running battles with protesters. So far, though, in

Millions of people around the world have paid their respects to those who died in the First World War. In London, crowds gathered in silence at the

Dynamic film producer, Dino De Laurentiis, has died in Los Angeles aged 91. He was behind some of cinema’s most significant films. The Italian

In January 2005 the Huygens probe landed on Titan, the biggest of Saturn’s moons. The first earth-born object to navigate through the giant planet’s

It’s the beginning of the end for Harry Potter and friends. ‘Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows’, the seventh and penultimate film in the series

It is a classic sporting rags to riches story. Two years ago Rubin Kazan won the Russian championship, only the third non-Moscow team to do so

A meeting of G20 leaders opened in the South Korean capital of Seoul on Thursday with fixing the global economy at the top of their agenda. The

The main political factions in Iraq have finally agreed the make-up of a new government, ending eight months of squabbling and political

G20 meetings always attract critics, and thousands gathered near the summit venue to denounce globalisation and demand a new approach. Seoul is on

The mayor of a small town in Haiti has warned his country faces ‘catastrophe’ as the epidemic of cholera threatens to surge out of control. Pierrelus

Interview with Endre Horváth, Deputy State Secretary for tourism, Hungarian Ministry for National Economy. Every year euronews heads to the World

Interview with Filip Remenec, Head of Media Department and Spokesman, Czech Tourism. Every year Euronews heads to the World Travel Market in

Interview with Maris Hellrand, International Communications Manager, Foundation Tallinn 2011. Every year euronews heads to the World Travel Market

Interview with Jean-Pierre Courteau, Director Atout France UK, France Tourism Development Agency Every year euronews heads to the World Travel