Belgian Foreign Minister: EU credibility on the line over Gaza
Anelise Borges
International community divided on response to Hamas attack on Israel
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said on Monday that talks on a two-state solution that delivered for the peaceful co-existence of Israel and Palestine were the only way forward once hostilities had terminated.
Pashinyan: 'Nobody promised it was going to be easy to reach peace'
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan told Euronews that a road to reconciliation between Armenia and Azerbaijan is possible, but work needs to be done.
Nagorno-Karabakh: Azerbaijan rebuilds homes in Lachin area
In western Azerbaijan, the city of Lachin feels like a vast construction site. Everywhere you look, efforts to erase the scars of the last all-out war between Armenia and Azerbaijan are evident.
The road at the heart of a dispute between Azerbaijan and Armenia
Euronews investigates recent claims and counter-claims of aid blockades and gun running in the south Caucasus.
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Climate change displaces more people than war, says UN migration chief
In this latest episode of the Global Conversation, Euronews speaks to the UN's migration chief, António Vitorino, about Europe's response to skyrocketing migration, deadly crossings in the Mediterranean, and climate-driven displacement.
Surviving Azovstal: Veterans of a defining battle tell their story
It’s been one year since the siege of the Azovstal steel plant in Mariupol. Now veterans of a defining battle in the war in Ukraine tell Euronews their story - before returning to the frontline.
Why are so many young French people fighting Macron’s pension reforms?
Since French president Emmanuel Macron announced his plans to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64 in January, anti-reform demonstrations have swept across France. And young people have increasingly been on the frontline
More than 1 million protest in France against pension reform
More than one million people took to the streets on Thursday in the 9th day of protest across France. Our correspondent Anelise Borges followed the march in Paris.
Anger continues in Paris over controversial pension reform
A day after the French government survived two no-confidence votes, French citizens continued to vent their anger in protests on Tuesday.
Death, disease, and desperation: Life in Antakya after the earthquake
Euronews Witness speaks to survivors in Turkey's devastated southern city to hear the heartbreaking stories of love, loss and lives in turmoil.
Husband recounts harrowing effort to save his family after earthquake
‘She was not responding to my voice’: Euronews spoke to a man who tried to save his family after the earthquake in Turkey.
Devastation as far as the eye can see: Watch our Antakya drone footage
There is one perspective from the ground, and a whole different viewpoint from our drone flight above the ruined city.
Grief turns to anger in Antakya over earthquake response
One week after two devastating earthquakes struck southern Turkey, rescue operations in Antakya are still underway as loved ones look to turn their grief into anger.
Watch: Drone images of Antakya devasted by the earthquake
It’s been one week since two major earthquakes hit Turkey and Syria. Antakya, the capital of Hatay province, is amongst the hardest-hit cities. Footage taken by Euronews International Correspondent, Anelise Borges shows the sheer magnitude of the devasation.
The death toll from the earthquake in Turkey and Syria passes 33,000
As the death toll from last Monday's earthquake in Syria and Turkey passes 33,000, it is feared tens of thousands more may be buried under the rubble.
Hope, faith and anguish amidst the earthquake ruins of Turkey
Faith, hope, false alarms and anguish as a Turkish rescue team battles to find survivors of Monday's 7.8 magnitude earthquake. Euronews correspondent Anelise Borges reports from Antakya
Silence in the darkness: Watch the agonising search for survivors
Rescue crews listen for any noise that might indicate someone is still alive and trapped beneath the rubble of destroyed buildings in Antakya.
'Antakya is finished': Thousands left homeless in ruined city
Euronews' Anelise Borges captures the aftermath and destruction from Antakya, Turkey – one of the worst hit areas from Monday's earthquake.
Rescue workers forced to sleep in cars after quake crushes Antakya
Euronews’ correspondent Anelise Borges is in Antakya, in southern Turkey, to see how recovery efforts are going.
Brazil to create 'memorial' from artwork damaged by far-right rioters
Several pieces of art, including a painting worth around €1.4 million, were destroyed when thousands of supporters of former leader Jair Bolsonaro swarmed Brazil's presidential palace.
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