Mexico Mexico judge to review Cassez trial The family of Frenchwoman Florence Cassez, imprisoned in Mexico for 60 years on a charge of kidnapping she has always denied, says there is now hope 22/03/2012
Syria Syria: Security Council statement fails to halt bloodshed Violence continues to rage in Syria, where a United Nations Security Council call for an end to the bloodshed has fallen on deaf ears. At least 70 22/03/2012
Insight Did France fail to spot terrorist threat? The Toulouse shootings suspect Mohamed Merah has refocused fears that there are dozens of so called ‘Lone Wolf’ terrorists in Europe. Like Anders 22/03/2012
France Toulouse residents' relief as ordeal ends Residents in Toulouse have expressed their relief that the siege is over and that hopefully they no longer have to fear a killer is on the 22/03/2012
Insight The danger of the 'Lone Wolf' “How is it possible that an extremist, known to the security services, can be out there without being arrested? Our Paris correspondent Giovanni 22/03/2012
Insight French Muslims fear worst after Toulouse tragedy France is always volatile during elections, and Muslim integration has been a hot topic for this one. France’s Muslim community has already been 22/03/2012
France Finding Toulouse killer Mohamed Merah locked himself into his apartment in a small block in the Izards neighbourhood of Toulouse, where the police tracked him down and 22/03/2012
France Toulouse shootings: Sarkozy targets extremists French President Nicolas Sarkozy has paid tribute to police involved in the operation in Toulouse that ended in the death of suspected multiple 22/03/2012
Mali Mali coup witness describes looting In an exclusive phone interview with euronews, a Spanish geologist currently working in Mali has described scenes of looting. Ignacio 22/03/2012
France Prosecutor views murder films of Toulouse killer Witnesses of Monday’s school killings were not mistaken. The murders were filmed. Mohamed Merah told investigators where to find the images which 22/03/2012
interview Martin Schulz: 'Different cultures are Europe's great heritage' Martin Schulz, the recently elected President of the European Parliament has been speaking with euronews about the public’s perception of Europe, as 22/03/2012
world news Eurozone company surveys point to recession More signs have emerged that the eurozone economy is likely in recession. Company surveys reveal German and French manufacturing suffered a sharp 22/03/2012
Unreported Europe France, land of asylum? France last year granted citizenship to 66,000 immigrants, although the figure is steadily being reduced; the government’s immigration policy is 22/03/2012
Cinema Werner Herzog tackles Texas killings After prehistoric cave paintings and bear enthusiasts, the acclaimed German filmmaker Werner Herzog has turned his attention to a triple murder in 22/03/2012
le mag Ancient and modern on the Tokyo catwalk At Tokyo Fashion Week the traditional kimono gets a touch of the modern with the designs of Jotaro Saito. See how he mixes the two influences in 22/03/2012
learning world Funding Education Governments are constantly searching for cost-effective education policies, while the private sector and industry offer their own funding solutions 22/03/2012
science Artificial heart close to human trials A French medical team has developed an innovative prototype artificial heart, which could be tested in humans in two years. The device weighs just 22/03/2012
Belgium Bus crash victims laid to rest in Leuven The Belgian town of Leuven came to a standstill for the funerals of seven children killed in last week’s bus crash in Switzerland. As with 22/03/2012
corporate Confident Hermes raises dividend Hermes’ confidence in the global luxury goods market was in evidence as it upped its dividend to shareholders by 33 percent. That reflects an 22/03/2012
corporate Shell signs shale gas deal in China Royal Dutch Shell is pioneering shale gas development in China. In the first deal of its kind, the oil major has signed a production sharing 22/03/2012
economy Chinese factory activity falters China’s economic momentum continues to slow. Factory activity shrank again in March according to the latest survey of company purchasing 22/03/2012
France Mohamed Merah: from Toulouse to Kandahar For Mohamed Merah, the road to radicalisation ran from a delinquent childhood in Toulouse to Kandahar in Afghanistan. The Frenchman of Algerian 22/03/2012
France Toulouse: End of the nightmare The gunman suspected of killing seven people in southwest France in the last two weeks is dead. Police say Mohamed Merah, 23, was killed by a 22/03/2012
pass Notable dates during the first term in office of French President Nicolas Sarkozy 2007 – 6 May: Sarkozy is elected, leader of the UMP conservative party, beating Socialist rival candidate Ségolène Royal. – 16 May: He travels to 22/03/2012
France Jacques Cheminade Difficult to categorise as left, right or centre, Cheminade managed just 0.28% of the vote when he ran for president in 1995. He failed to muster 500 22/03/2012
France Toulouse gunman dead as police assault ends 32-hour siege The gunman at the centre of a huge police siege in the French city of Toulouse has been killed after special forces raided his apartment. French 22/03/2012
Portugal Portuguese walk out over government cuts A 24-hour walkout in Portugal has brought the capital Lisbon to a virtual standstill. The action, which began at midnight, is in protest at 22/03/2012
learning world Discipline in school - the pain of learning Uganda: corporal punishment Maintaining control in the classroom is essential but some methods of keeping order are controversial. While corporal 22/03/2012
no comment Belgians mourn Swiss bus crash victims Some 9,000 people attended a ceremony in Lommel, Belgium to mourn the 17 victims the town lost in last week’s bus crash in Switzerland. 22/03/2012
no comment Romania: wedding veil world record In Romania a new world record has been set for the length of a wedding veil. The veil – which is 2,823-metre long – was attached to a hot-air 22/03/2012