Serbia’s Novak Djokovic outclassed France’s Jo-Wilfried Tsonga in 4 sets on Friday to reach his first Wimbledon final. However, the 24 year old

Libyan leader, Muammar Gaddafi is threatening to take the fighting to Europe. Though he has not actually been seen, a voice recording of Gaddafi was

Dominique Strauss Khan had a good day in court on Friday as a New York judge lifted his house arrest. It followed an unscheduled hearing where

Poland wants to use its six-month EU presidency – which began on July 1 - to strengthen the single market, press ahead with EU enlargement, and sort

Euronews gets a first impression of the newly-married couple as they attend the concert that Jean-Michel Jarre gave for the wedding. Isabelle Kumar

King Mohammed VI of Morocco’s revolutionary constitution has passed its first test, turnout of 60 percent validating the outcome. The count is

A man who grabbed President Nicolas Sarkozy by the lapel during a walkabout in south-western France on Thursday has been given a six-month suspended

Young people in Germany can breathe a sigh of relief – there is no more compulsory military service as of today. A package of reforms was

Wedding fever has taken over in Monaco where Prince Albert II has married his fiancee Charlene Wittstock in a civil ceremony in the lavish Throne

Denmark is to re-instate permanent customs checkpoints at its borders and introduce video surveillance of cars entering the country. Politicians

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge – Prince William and his new bride Kate – are continuing their successful visit to Canada in Ottawa. The Duchess

The people of Morocco will soon make their feelings clear at the ballot box. Trying to get an impression of the elite opinion, Euronews has spoken

With only a day to go before the Tour de France gets underway, Spain’s Alberto Contador put on a brave face after being booed by the public at the

Dominique Strauss-Kahn has had his four million euro bail returned and been released on his own recognisance, this was decided by judge in

Prince Albert II of Monaco and Charlene Wittstock have been married in a short civil ceremony. A former Olympic swimmer for South Africa

Responding to reports that he is considering stepping down later this year, the US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner has said he is staying in his

Apple and Research In Motion are part of a winning consortium of six companies buying bankrupt Nortel Networks’ remaining portfolio of 6,000 patents

In a surprise move Swiss bank UBS is to hire former Bundesbank president Axel Weber as its next chairman, taking over in two years time. Weber

Chinese factory activity grew at its slowest pace in 28 months in June as the number of new orders dropped off. Production was affected by weaker

Super Furry Animals frontman Gruff Rhys is taking his third solo album ‘Hotel Shampoo’ on the road across the UK this summer. The album is

Friday prayers were again the cue for widespread protests in Syria. Damascus’s suburbs saw some of their biggest crowds yet and one person was

Poland has taken over the EU presidency from Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orban in an official flag handover. It is the first time the country

The former head of the IMF Dominique Strauss-Kahn has been released from his house arrest and had his electronic tag removed. He will also have a

Pro-Palestinian activists have clashed with Greek police in Athens where they had been protesting over Washington’s stance on a flotilla of ships

Charlene Wittstock will lay her bouquet of flowers after the religious marriage ceremony with Prince Albert II at the church of Sainte Dévote

The wedding of Prince Albert and Charlene Wittstock is a prestigious affair – the biggest event to hit Monaco since Prince Rainier and Grace Kelly

French journalist and royal expert Stephane Bern will be bringing live television commentary to Prince Albert and Charlene Wittstock’s wedding. He

As voting continues in the Moroccan referendum on constitutional reform the worries are that the turnout will not be high enough to make the result

Protests in Warsaw against low wages and the cost of living on the eve of Poland taking over the EU presidency did not hinder the party atmosphere in

Firefighters inside the Los Alamos nuclear weapons complex in New Mexico scrambled to clear brush from around barrels of plutonium-contaminated waste