World Cyprus says no to 'blackmail' 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 31/05/2013
state of the union Europe Weekly: European economy lags behind US Europe’s economy is still lagging behind the United States, according to the OECD. Brussels softens its stance on austerity but still wants more 31/05/2013
focus Azerbaijan: A Caucasian mosaic 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 31/05/2013
World Do school uniforms make a difference? Dressing for success – South Africa’s school recipe In South Africa, where apartheid still casts a long shadow, many schools have a compulsory 31/05/2013
Unreported Europe Why it's not so 'Great' in Britain 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 31/05/2013
Unreported Europe Bonus interview: Nigel Farage Interview with Nigel Farage, head of UKIP from his office at the European Parliament in Strasbourg, France. Farage talks about why Britain needs to 31/05/2013
Unreported Europe Bonus interview: Rafael Behr Rafael Behr is the political editor for the New Statesman. Here he talks with euronews about David Cameron’s difficult situation within his own 31/05/2013
business planet Giving and receiving: social enterprise in Europe 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 31/05/2013
My Europe Series Building a common European vision 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 31/05/2013
