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Italian journalist held in Turkey goes on hunger strike

An Italian journalist has gone on hunger strike in Turkey after over a week in detention without charge or access to legal representation.

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Journalists share on-air bloopers after presenter sacked for live gaffe

Natasha Exelby, a presenter for Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), was caught daydreaming in between reading a bulletin live on air.

USA

Pulitzers 2017: The Washington Post and New York Times win prizes for work on Trump and Putin

An investigation into Donald Trump’s election campaign by The Washington Post and a series of articles by The New York Times on president Vladimir Putin’s efforts to project Russia power abroad, were

World

Mafia expert Roberto Saviano: European Leaders won't admit to Mafia

Anti-mafia author and journalist Roberto Saviano explains why he believes the UK is the most corrupt country on earth and why politicians across Europe are not prepared to tackle money laundering and

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"50 shades of Brexit"- euronews journalists discuss the impact of Brexit

Brexit has kept us pretty busy in the newsroom these past months but it has also lead to heated discussion over tea or coffee in the breakroom.

USA

JFK calls Hitler "stuff of legends" in early diary

A diary written by a 28-year-old John F. Kennedy comes up for auction on the 100th anniversary of his birth

United Kingdom

This just in: women have legs

Britain woke up to a bizarre headline in a national newspaper. Was it April 1st already?

Cult

Roberto Saviano: a mafia death sentence, the price of celebrity

Roberto Saviano continues writing despite death threats after his book on the Camorra. We meet him at the "Italissimo Festival"

Turkey

Erdogan launches furious attack on Germany for 'aiding terrorism'

Turkey's president accused Berlin of backing terrorism over its support for a detained journalist and following the cancellation of political rallies.

Turkey

Turkish-German journalist writes letter from jail

Turkish-German journalist Deniz Yücel thanks his supporters in a letter from prison

Turkey

Press freedom fuels tensions between Berlin and Ankara

German – Turkish relations are becoming increasingly strained over the arrest of a Die Welt reporter in Istanbul, with Berlin summoning Ankara’s ambassador in…

Germany

Merkel blasts Turkey over detention of German journalist

Chancellor Angela Merkel has condemned the detention of a German journalist in Turkey describing it as excessively harsh.

World News

Berlin calls for release of German reporter arrested in Turkey

Turkish authorities have formally arrested a reporter for a prominent German newspaper (Die Welt) who has been critical of the ruling AK party.

USA

White House causes outrage by blocking reporters from briefing

The White House has blocked several news outlets, including CNN and the New York Times, from a press briefing.

Syria

#AllViews live: euronews journalists discuss current conflicts in Syria and Ukraine

USA

Trump's explosive press conference: Six flashpoints

President Trump gave a wide-ranging 77-minute press conference on Thursday

France

French journalist 'roughed up' by security guards at Le Pen appearance

A French journalist was violently removed by security guards from a Paris event on February 1, after asking National Front leader Marine Le Pen a question about her alleged misuse of European Union fu

World News

Everything you always wanted to know about fake news but were afraid to google

Fake news is gaining ground and forcing the truth out of our daily lives...if we let it. Here's our guide to surviving the media morass.

World News

'Spotlight' reporter tells euronews: "With Trump, we'll have a lot to write about."

Michael Rezendes was portrayed by Mark Ruffalo in the Oscar-winning film.

World

2016: From a Hungarian point of view

Euronews brings you the best moments of 2016 from our Budapest office.