2012-09-18

Embedded with the Free Syrian Army, euronews’ reporter in Aleppo, Farouk Atig, secured an exclusive interview with one of the three FSA leaders in

Joy has replaced the intense sorrow of the past couple of weeks for striking South African mineworkers. After a six-week strike that left 45 people

Veteran Spanish communist leader Santiago Carrillo has died at the age of 97. Although he lived in exile for decades, Carrillo was a central figure

Analysts warned on Tuesday that neither side in the Japan-China territorial row can afford a breakdown in economic ties An estimated 260 billion

Striking miners at Lonmin’s Marikana mine in South Africa say they are accepting a management pay rise offer and will return to work on

Questions about American policy failure to advance Israeli-Palestinian peace and the Arab Spring have grown increasingly harsh with the Muslim

Two unarmed policewomen have been killed in a gun and grenade attack in northern England. PC Nicola Hughes (23) and PC Fiona Bone (32), had been

AkzoNobel, the world’s biggest paint maker, has delayed its restructuring with the company’s CEO Ton Buchner on medical leave due to fatigue

August was another bad month for European car sales, with Ford taking the biggest battering. The total number of vehicles being driven out of

Muslims across the world on Tuesday continued their protests against the film deemed to be insulting to the Prophet Muhammad. Demonstrations were

The trial has begun in Bulgaria of 13 accused members of the Al Waqf al-Islami. Three of the accused face charges of leading the organisation

Escalating tensions between China and Japan over an uninhabited group of islands in the East China Sea has spilled over to the sporting

Lakhdar Brahimi, who replaced Kofi Annan as the UN-Arab league special envoy to Syria, says he hopes there will soon be peace and wished an early

American actress Dakota Fanning plays Tessa, a terminally-ill teenager who makes a list of all the things she wants to do before she dies in Now Is

The deep anger that’s been felt across the Muslim world over the controversial anti-Islam film ‘Innocence of Muslims’ echoes similar demonstrations

This Wednesday, European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso is live on euronews to answer your questions. Barroso has been fairly explicit

With its latest iPhone Apple’s back in the running after dropping behind Samsung in sales in between July and September. Analysts say many delayed

Facing charges of disturbing public morality, Tunisian journalist and blogger Sofiane Chourabi gained a little time today. He was arrested on August

  Kurdish militants killed ten soldiers and wounded more than 60 others in an attack on a Turkish army convoy on Tuesday.   Security sources quoted

Violence in Syria continues to escalate, and the UN says battles now rage in every major city in the country. Syria’s commercial hub, Aleppo, has

The Swiss government has downgraded its economic outlook for this year and next. The government’s panel of experts cut their growth forecast to

British toy chain Hamleys has been sold to French group Ludendo for around 75 million euros. Ludendo will add Hamleys – which has been in

Pakistan Prime Minister Raja Pervez Ashraf says he will obey Tuesday’s Supreme Court order to reopen a corruption case against the country’s

Judges in France on Tuesday ordered the editor of a French gossip magazine to hand over the topless photos of Kate Middleton within 24

The insurgent group Hezb-e-Islami has claimed responsibility for a suicide bomb attack on a minibus in the Afghan capital Kabul. 12 people, mostly

Smartphone and tablet giants Apple and Samsung are battling it out in the showroom and the courtroom, with dozens of legal cases being heard all

More Japanese firms shut their operations in China on Tuesday over a territorial dispute that has soured ties between Asia’s two largest

US presidential nominee Mitt Romney faces a new tax row after after telling rich donors that President Barack Obama’s voters don’t pay taxes and are

Violent clashes sparked by an American-made film which mocks the Muslim Prophet Muhammad, portraying him as a fool and a womaniser have continued