2013-05-31

With Cyprus deep in a bank-triggered recession, we asked the head of state for his views. Even with a bailout, Cyprus’s GDP is predicted to shrink by

Europe’s economy is still lagging behind the United States, according to the OECD. Brussels softens its stance on austerity but still wants more

The Caucasus region is a crossroads of more than 50 ethnic groups and a variety of religious beliefs. Many of these populations have inhabited the

Dressing for success – South Africa’s school recipe In South Africa, where apartheid still casts a long shadow, many schools have a compulsory

London is one of the most visited places in the world. It is also host to a melting pot of people and cultures, which has changed the landscape of

Interview with Nigel Farage, head of UKIP from his office at the European Parliament in Strasbourg, France. Farage talks about why Britain needs to

Rafael Behr is the political editor for the New Statesman. Here he talks with euronews about David Cameron’s difficult situation within his own

One in four new businesses in Europe is what is known as a social entreprise. They provide opportunities for the most destitute and vulnerable in

In this edition of U-talk we have a question from Greece. “Good afternoon. My name is Sotiris and I come from Thessaloniki, Greece. I’d like to