Violence has broken out in Chile following a massive rally in support of calls to reform the country’s education laws. The clashes erupted after

Tensions are running high between Bucharest and Budapest following the suspicious death of a Romanian man at a police station in Hungary. The

A Catalonian court ruling has sparked a row over what version of Spanish is taught in the country’s schools. Until now, all students in the region

Disputes over whether or not the ball has crossed the line in English Premier League matches will be a thing of the past starting next season. All

A day after UEFA announced stricter measures to deal with racism in football, Russian officials announced the introduction of a new ‘Fans Law’ to

Thousands of people in Spain are suffering from the cruel experience of having the banks repossess their homes and yet are still stuck with repaying

Accustomed to sleeping under the stars, Christopher Knight – the man dubbed the ‘North Pond Hermit’ – is now behind bars in the US following his

France’s Grand Rabbi, the leader of the country’s Jewish community, has resigned. Gilles Bernheim left his post with immediate effect after

The North pole – quite simply the top of the world. A stunning but desolate landscape. Somewhere you would expect to find the occasional explorer

The US Senate has voted to open talks on Obama’s bill to curb gun violence. It is one small step, but it is the furthest proposals on gun control

The Syrian Air Force is deliberately targeting civilians as well as launching indiscriminate attacks against non combatants, according to Human

Drummer Stickboy, guitarist Fingers and bassist Bones are all robots, made out of scrap metal by the engineers at Kernschrottrobots and currently

With the size of the messy bailout for Cyprus increasing, the island’s fiscal fate tops the agenda as the eurozone’s 17 finance ministers gather in

As tensions continue to rise between North and South Korea, many tourists appear undaunted by the North’s rhetoric and continue with their trips as

Italy’s coastguard says its rescued nearly 500 migrants in 24 hours off the Sicilian coast after receiving several distress calls. Authorities

Tepco, the operators of Japan’s stricken Fukushima nuclear plant, say they are scrambling to build more tanks to safely store radioactive water after

The UN has said it is increasingly concerned about the spread of a new strain of bird flu in China. It follows the death of another person

North Korea’s development of nuclear weapons has been condemned in the “strongest possible terms” by G8 Foreign Ministers. At the meeting in

As French stars invaded London for the festival Rendez-vous with French Cinema, euronews spoke to the darling of both British and French cinemas

The United Kingdom has the presidency of G8 this year. Eight foreign ministers and an EU representative have the opportunity to discuss a wide range

The MIPTV Fair has been held in Cannes and spotlit the latest developments in television. High definition television (4K) and 3D attracted lots of

A left wing regional government in Spain has approved a law that will stop banks from repossessing homes from the most needy people, even if there is

Japan has joined South Korea in raising its alert levels in prospect of North Korea launching an attack. Both countries say there are increasing

Korean Air has taken a forty four percent stake in Czech Airlines (CSA). That provides a financial lifeline for the state-owned carrier which was

Four Japanese carmakers – Toyota, Honda, Nissan and Mazda – are recalling a total of 3.4 million vehicles worldwide to fix faulty airbags. They are

A new record for unemployment in Greece. It was 27.2 percent of the workforce in January – up from 25.7 percent in December. The speed of the

In London, the “Rendez-Vous” with French Cinema” provided a feast for film fans, and an opportunity to promote movies from across the

Five Jewish women have been arrested at Jerusalem’s sacred Western Wall for wearing prayer shawls and praying out loud in defiance of a court order