2010-12-03

President Obama has told American troops during an unannounced visit to Afghanistan that they are making important progress fighting

Getting underway in glorious sunshine, the Marrakech International Film Festival is celebrating its 10th anniversary. Hours before the screening of

It is not just the snow that is causing problems in Europe. Several countries have been overrun with freezing floodwaters. A state of emergency

Alassane Ouattara and Laurent Gbagbo are duelling politicians who reflect an image of Ivory Coast, a nation cut in two. Laurent Gbagbo is 65. This

With Ivory Coast’s borders closed, euronews spoke again – by telephone – to Patrick N’gouan, head of the Ivorian Civil Society Convention, an

President Laurent Gbagbo has been declared the winner in the latest dramatic turnaround in Ivory Coast’s disputed election. His defeat had been

Haiti has banned any more demonstrations against outgoing president, René Préval, after thousands rallied in the capital on Thursday. They called

In the beginning it was dismissed as a fringe hippy movement – annoying but unimportant. Almost four decades on Greenpeace is arguably the biggest

Dozens of weather-related deaths are being reported across Europe, with 30 in Poland alone over the past three days. Several regions are recording

Euronews spoke to the celebrated Ivory Coast singer Tiken Jah Fakoly, who is currently on tour in Switzerland. He told us he hoped his country would

President Laurent Gbagbo has been declared the winner in the latest dramatic turnaround in Ivory Coast’s disputed election. In a move set to

The landscape is scattered with coal mines and death rules in the mines around Jerada in Morocco. A donkey driver leads us to one of the mines in the

The actors at Norrebro Theatre in the Danish capital Copenhagen are preparing for the world stage premiere of Stieg Larsson’s international

Russian President Dimitry Medvedev and Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi have featured heavily in the diplomatic cables published by

Turkey is transforming. Ankara is developing economic and diplomatic relations with its neighbours, prompting many in the global community to talk of

The latest episode in the Chronicles of Narnia, The Voyage Of The Dawn Treader, has just had its world premiere in London.

Israel is still battling the biggest fire in its history but it is not alone. Emergency help from around the world has arrived as local media

Some continue to celebrate; others are deeply unhappy. Tension remains high in Ivory Coast over disputed election results, with the country still

It is not the snow that is unusual but the huge amount falling. That is the word in many European countries as the big freeze continues to cause

This week in Learning World we visit schools in South Korea, Spain and Japan to examine the vital role families play in their child’s learning

Ukranian police have broken up a tent city of small business owners in Kiev’s Independence Square. The encampment was part of an ongoing battle

South Korea has issued a stark new warning to its northern neighbour as fresh joint military exercises begin off the Korean peninsula. The

Israel is still battling the biggest forest fire it has ever known. While the flames have been beaten in some areas, they continue to gain ground

The armed forces in Ivory Coast are reported to have sealed the country’s borders and stopped foreign broadcasts, following the disputed presidential

Patrick N’gouan heads a collective of civil society groups in Ivory Coast. It is an independent national body working to resolve the crisis there

Europe’s unseasonal cold snap continues, yet winter is still officially nearly three weeks away. Not for truck drivers stuck in Calais waiting to

FIFA has decided to go where no World Cup has gone before, Russia, with all its time zones and a sprawling event that is going to need a fortune in