2013-01-31

Rival Egyptian politicians have promised to end the current confrontation on the country’s streets that has led to the deaths of almost 60

In Mali, troops have arrived at the outskirts of Kidal, one of the final rebel strongholds in the West African country. France says its two weeks

Alasdair Sandford, euronews: Joining us from Washington is Professor Chester Crocker of Georgetown University. He served as Assistant Secretary

Spain’s ruling People’s Party has denied that Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy and other leaders received secret cash payments.   The statements come

Foreign Ministers in Brussels have continued talks about the direction of EU policy. The EU’s foreign affairs chief, Catherine Ashton, critised

Syria has lodged a formal complaint with the UN over an airstrike inside the country blamed on Israel. There is confusion over what was actually

Former England captain David Beckham joined big-spending Paris Saint Germain on Thursday on a five month contract. The player had recently been

Russia’s economy grew at the slowest pace in at least three years in 2012. High oil prices meant there was no budget deficit for the world’s

A 40-car pile-up on a Chinese motorway, caused in part by bad visibility in the smog pointed to growing political strain. It was one of the

David Beckham is joining French side Paris St Germain. The team made the official presentation of the midfielder at PSG headquarters after he had

Human Rights Watch (HRW) says Russia’s recent rights record is worse that at any time since the collapse of the Soviet Union. Brandishing the NGO’s

Italian authorities have found the body of an American fighter pilot who crashed his F16 jet off the country’s Adriatic coast. The pilot had left

The European Commission has acknowledged the difficulty of combating drug trafficking in the EU. It says the complexity and constant innovation by

At least 300 people have been injured in a collision between two commuter trains in South Africa. The accident, between a moving and a stationary

Wilileaks founder Julian Assange is to run for a seat in the Australian Senate during elections later this year. But there’s no word on how the

Do you have problems memorising mathematical formulae or just hate the subject ? German maths genius Johann Beurich might have the answer. He fuses

British Prime Minister David Cameron has made an unannounced visit to Libya to discuss concerns over security in the region. Meeting with Libyan

Sylvester Stallone goes back to his action movie roots in ‘Bullet to the Head’. He plays a hitman who teams up with a young Washington

Amid another public sector strike in Greece there are concerns that austerity measures will deprive children with special needs. Doctors, nurses

German unemployment unexpectedly fell in January in seasonally adjusted terms, ending a long run of increases. That was welcome news for Chancellor

David Beckham has arrived in Paris to complete his move to French side Paris St Germain on the deadline day of the winter transfer period. The team

Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard has visited Bundaberg, New South Wales, the city hit hardest by severe floods caused by the tail-end of

The Catalan Institute of Oncology in Barcelona, Spain has recently presented the results of a new technique for treating lung cancer, one of the most

Facebook says it doubled its mobile advertising revenue in the fourth quarter of last year from the previous three months. That is a sign the top

Deutsche Bank has plunged to a 2.6 billion-euro quarterly loss as it moved to clean up its balance sheet. The bank’s co-Chief Executive Anshu Jain

UN human rights investigators have called on Israel to “cease all settlement activities” and withdraw all Jewish settlers from the occupied West

A Swiss court has found Nestlé guilty of spying on anti-globalisation group Attac. After the announcement of the judgement last week, Nestle and

  Arriving in Brussels, the EU’s Foreign Affairs Chief, Catherine Ashton and other European foreign ministers had plenty to discuss