As Britain prepared to host the G8 Summit, euronews reporter Ali May spoke to the British Prime Minister David Cameron. Ali May; euronews: “The

They had come to the capital Ankara to cheer the man who has long been Turkey’s most popular politician. It was the first of two AK party rallies

Riot police have moved into Taksim Square and Gezi Park. Tear gas and water cannons were fired to force the thousands of demonstrators out of the two

The use of chemical weapons and the involvement of Hezbollah fighters in the conflict in Syria is threatening to put a political settlement out of

It is a stunning electoral victory by any measure; the most moderate of the six candidates in Iran’s presidential election, Hassan Rohani has not

A bomb explosion has ripped through a bus in western Pakistan. At least eleven died in the carnage. The attackers then fled the scene and stormed the

The Iranian people have delivered a shock result in the country’s presidential election, massively throwing their weight behind the relatively

The Czech Prime Minister has come under fresh pressure to step down on Saturday, after his close personal aide was arrested on corruption

It became a political football match after its abrupt closure. Now Greece’s public ERT broadcaster has grown into a political cause. The Democratic

Hassan Rohani, the relatively moderate candidate in the Iranian presidential elections who was supported by reformists, has won. It was a poll that

Six soldiers have been killed after violence broke out between armed protesters and Libyan special forces. The violence happened outside a special

What information which you post online is safe from prying eyes? Facebook and Microsoft have announced they have struck agreements with the

As the music throbbed, 1,000 inmates at Lima’s notorious Luriganco prison donned lycra in an attempt to break the world record for the largest number

With more than half of the votes counted in Iran’s presidential election the more moderate of the six candidates, Hassan Rohani, is in the

France’s film and TV industry is breathing a sigh of relief after the EU decided the sector would be kept out of any free trade agreement with the

Hundreds of protesters continue to occupy Gezi Park in Istanbul, despite calls by the Turkish Prime Minister for them to withdraw. On Saturday

Heavy snow blankets the Siberian town of Nadym a day after the temperatures reached +30 Celsius, forcing residents to swap shorts for fur coats.

The New York Forum Africa 2013 is underway in Libreville in Gabon. It’s the second time the Forum has met in Africa since its beginnings in New York

Pope Francis hosted the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby – at the Vatican in Rome for their first meeting. Both are new to their roles –

Hikes in bus and metro fares sparked protests on June 13 in Sao Paolo and Rio de Janiero, Brazil. Thousands of people, many of them students took

Deutsche Bahn has been granted permission by British and French authorities to operate passenger trains through the channel tunnel. Direct train

The International Consortium of Investigative journalists (ICIJ) responsible for the Offshore Leaks has today released a web app that allows Internet

With around 18% of the votes counted in Iran’s presidential election the more moderate of the six candidates, Hassan Rohani, is in the lead. The

France has lifted it’s objection to trade talks between the European Union and the United States, clearing the way for the world’s most ambitious

Journalists at Greek broadcaster ERT have become their own story – with their news programming centered around the controversial closure of the

Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras offered to partially re-open state broadcaster ERT – after a public and political outcry over the government’s

South African citizens are praying for the recovery of former President Nelson Mandela. The nation’s first black president remains in hospital in