Cautious optimism is filling the Swiss mountain resort of Davos. The World Economic Forum has opened with a certain easing of fears for the global

There was no US interest rate hike and a lukewarm economic assessment from the Federal Reserve after their monthly policy-setting meeting. The

On the eve of the anniversary of the opening of the gates of the Nazi concentration camp Auschwitz, euronews interviewed Viatcheslav Moshe Kantor

President Barack Obama arrived for his State of the Union address knowing there was much ground to cover. In front of Congress, he tackled internal

Following Obama’s address to Congress, euronews spoke to ABC correspondent Emily Schmidt about the impact of the speech over in America. euronews’

Sixty-six years ago Auschwitz stopped functioning. This is commemorated around the world as International Holocaust Remembrance Day. The biggest

Johan Vande Lanotte, the mediator charged with resolving Belgium’s long-running political crisis, has handed in his resignation for a second time

As Russia held a day of mourning for the 35 victims of Monday’s bomb attack at Moscow’s busiest airport, it has been announced at least four

Thousands of demonstrators have defied a protest ban and continued anti-government rallies in the Egyptian capital Cairo. The demonstrators

Billionaire businessman Najib Mikati has begun trying to form a new government in Lebanon.   Following protocol, he began by visiting former prime

Launched in 2009, the Atlantic Dinners bring an eclectic mix of international opinion-makers from politics, business, media and culture. At the

World number one Rafael Nadal suffered a shock straight sets defeat to fellow Spaniard David Ferrer in the Australian Open quarter-finals on

The intelligence and cognitive functions of dolphins have long been known, but scientists in Florida have now found a surprising new

He wanted a further postponement, but President Hamid Karzai has given into pressure and inaugurated Afghanistan’s parliament, ending weeks of

Business software maker SAP is forecasting double-digit revenue growth this year and has raised its dividend to shareholders by 20 percent. “We

Another massive recall by Toyota to fix problems with its cars and another blow to the Japanese firm’s efforts to restore its reputation for quality

South Korea’s LG Electronics has posted a record quarterly loss. The biggest problems were in its mobile handset division as it did not have enough

Internet portal Yahoo has warned that revenue will again slide this quarter as it continues to lose market share to Google and Facebook. Yahoo

The international arrivals hall of Moscow’s busiest airport came to a standstill on Wednesday as family, friends and passers-by gathered to remember

Galliano has gone back in time to the 1950s, bringing reds and romance to the runway at the Dior show in Paris. Inspired by fashion illustrator

Lebanese Prime Minister-designate Najib Mikati is trying to gather support to form a new government. Mikati is supported by the Shia Islamist group

Thousands of demonstrators have defied a protest ban and continued anti-government rallies in the Egyptian capital Cairo.   The demonstrators

Tunisia remains gripped by turmoil amid a cabinet reshuffle aimed at bringing order back to the streets. There have been fresh clashes between

President Barack Obama has called on America’s divided political class to unite to meet the challenges of the future. Speaking in his first State

The Russian parliament has given its final rubber stamp to the first nuclear arms reduction treaty with Washington in nearly a decade. The deal

The Republicans have been quick to label Obama’s State of the Union address as “inadequate.” They agree that reviving the US economy is a priority

Tens of thousands of Egyptian protesters have taken part in an anti-government demonstration in Cairo.

Muscovites pay tribute to the victims of Monday’s suicide bombing that killed 35 people.

Supporters and opponents of Tunisia’s transitional government have confronted each other in Tunis as divisions deepen over the pace of change.

A suicide bomber has blown himself up near a religious procession of Shi’ite Muslims in the Pakistani city of Lahore, killing at least 13 people and