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Solar power: the next generation

Why Scientists are excited by 'next-generation' solar cells and what they could mean for the future of energy.

26/02/2018

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The Basel carnival and the traditional Morgenstraich

The Basel carnival started this morning at 4 am with the traditional Morgenstraich. In the old town of Basel, all the streetlights and other lights are cut down after the countdown at 4 am. Then the procession of lanterns starts moving.

19/02/2018

Sport

Russia says justice done as doping ban on 28 athletes overturned

Twenty-eight Russian athletes have had their Olympic doping bans overturned by sport's highest ruling body.

01/02/2018

Switzerland

Donald Trump says Theresa May failed to talk tough in Brexit negotiati

Trump says he would have not have been a soft touch faced with the EU negotiators, tries to say EU "not all it's cracked up to be".

28/01/2018

World

Temer: Brazil has returned to growth and the future is bright

Isabelle Kumar talks to Brazil President Michel Temer. They discuss the country's fragile economic recovery and, of course, his country's longstanding battle against corruption

28/01/2018

World

Mauricio Macri: Argentina is on a quest for growth

Argentinian President Mauricio Macri is vowing to bring his country back onto the world stage.

27/01/2018

Business Series

7 things from Davos 2018 that people were really talking about

Trump's 'fake news' rant grabbed international headlines but on social media, users were discussing a wealth of other key subjects. Here are the posts that created the biggest buzz.

26/01/2018

Business Series

Driving force of autonomous vehicles

With new technologies such as autonomous vehicles promising to revolutionise transportation, consumer acceptance will pose a big challenge -- especially by those who drive for a living

26/01/2018

Business Series

Laughed at and booed, Donald Trump spoke at Davos

"When the United States grows, so does the world”

26/01/2018

Business Series

Investment, growth and Brexit. Europe's challenges for 2018

'Brexit will not derail European growth' - Euronews spoke to European Commissioner for Economic and Financial Affairs, Taxation and Customs, Pierre Moscovici

26/01/2018

Business Series

Moscovici in Davos: "No Europe First" to counter Trump, but the "Europ

The EU's Economic and and Financial Affairs Commissioner talks to euronews' Sasha Vakulina.

26/01/2018

Business Series

'The path to growth': Portuguese PM explains his country's journey to economic recovery at World Economic Forum

Euronews' Isabelle Kumar asks Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio Costa about his vision for the future of the Eurozone and Europe's economic expansion.

26/01/2018

Business Series

Trump tells Davos: 'America First' does not mean 'America alone'

The president declared the US as 'open for business' and pledged a clampdown on unfair trade in a speech to the global elite in the Swiss ski resort.

26/01/2018

Switzerland

Trump wanted to fire Mueller in June but backed down

Trump tried to fire Robert Mueller in June but backed off when his White House counsel threatened to resign, a source with firsthand knowledge confirmed to NBC.

26/01/2018

Business Series

Trump poised to rain on Davos globalisation parade

Trump puts America First in Davos: in an interview with CNBC, the American President talks trade deals, the global elite, and a possible second term.

26/01/2018

Business Series

Global leaders tackle Bitcoin in Davos

The value of Bitcoin soared by 1,700 per cent at the end of last year. But are global, cryptocurrencies regulatable, and do they help criminals transact their business? Davos tackles this difficult subject.

26/01/2018

Business Series

Trump ‘ready to apologise’ for UK far-right group retweet

The US president says he knew ‘nothing’ about Britain First and did not mean to endorse ‘horrible, racist people’.

26/01/2018

Business

Euronews speaks with Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki at the World Economic Forum in Davos

The Polish leader tells Euronews' Sasha Vakulina about his country's economic recovery and future relations with the European Union.

25/01/2018

Switzerland

Decades-long mummy mystery linked to Boris Johnson

A centuries-old mummified body has been linked to the UK Foreign Minister.

25/01/2018

Business Series

Trump trumpets 'tremendous' boost in US-UK trade

Who said the British-American relationship was frosty? "We like each other a lot," said President Trump as he met with Prime Minister Theresa May, adding their two countries would be seeing a "tremendous" boost in bilateral trade.

25/01/2018

Business Series

Women chair Davos forum

For the first time in the 48-year history of the World Economic Forum, the 2018 summit in Davos, Switzerland will be chaired entirely by women

25/01/2018

Business Series

President Trump touches down in Davos

US leader will give speech on Friday, but delegates fear nationalistic tone at global summit.

25/01/2018

Business Series

Key moments from Euronews' special debate at the World Economic Forum

A breakdown of the issues covered as Euronews moderates a Davos discussion addressing topics including migration, populism, the French-German axis and Polish judicial reform.

25/01/2018

Business Series

Malala explains what feminism means to her

The 20-year-old Pakistani activist spoke to the Davos audience about feminism and revealed who her ultimate role model was.

25/01/2018

Business Series

Are there more people in slavery now than during the transatlantic sla

Panellists at 2018's World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos present a new global fund that they hope will reduce modern slavery in identified areas by 50 per cent.

24/01/2018

Business Series

Davos 2018: Climate change, Europe's future, protectionism and globalisation top day two

Davos sees Angela Merkel warn against protectionism and populism while Emmanuel Macron says globalisation is facing a 'major crisis'

24/01/2018