Thomas Seymat

USA

'Alarming factions': Here's why the US Capitol siege happened

The events of January 6 were not a one-off. They were the culmination of various pro-Trump factions coming together "under his banner" for a common cause, experts tell Euronews.

18/01/2021

World News

Megafire, pandemic, unbolting: Here are some of 2020's most used words

The biggest news events of the year have led to words we barely even uttered before now being used on a near-daily basis.

28/12/2020

USA

These eight crucial swing states will decide if Trump or Biden wins

These are the states you need to keep an eye out for as the results come in.

03/11/2020

Mexico

Mexico: Women stay at home to protest femicide

What would a world without women look like? On Monday, tens of thousands of women in Mexico stayed off the streets to protest femicide.

10/03/2020

Vietnam

Viral virus video as Vietnam prevention message proves popular

Government public information videos are not meant to be this popular.

06/03/2020

Spain

360º video: this school teaches paraplegics how to fly airplanes

After losing the use of his legs in a plane crash, a Spanish engineer has launched a new kind of flight school where other paraplegics can learn how to fly planes.

16/08/2019

Sport

World Cup: Japan lose to Poland 0-1 but still qualify for next round

Japan goes on to the Round of 16.

28/06/2018

Denmark

Christiania, a self-governing Copenhagen district fighting to survive

In these two ground-breaking VR experiences, discover Christiania, the self-governing, drug-dealing Copenhagen district in a seemingly never-ending conflict with authorities

12/02/2018

World News

Europeans 'increasingly anti-Brussels but don't want Brexit'

A few weeks ahead of the make-or-break UK referendum on whether to leave the European Union, several surveys hint that while Europeans are against Brexit, they are increasingly divided, and doubtful,

10/06/2016

France

The controversial awarding of France's highest honour to top Saudi prince

Controversy is mounting after the French presidency awarded the Légion d’Honneur, the country’s highest decoration, to Mohammed ben Nayef, Crown

07/03/2016

USA

Watch: Photographer thrown to the floor at Donald Trump rally

Things are heating up ahead of Super Tuesday on the US campaign trail. Video footage has emerged seemingly showing Chris Morris, a Time magazine

01/03/2016

France

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16/02/2016

France

Flu and weather made 2015 the deadliest year in France since World War II

The year 2015 has been the deadliest in France since the end of World War II according to official figures, a toll attributed to the weather and

15/02/2016

World News

Gravitational waves detected for the first time

Scientists have been trying to detect gravitational waves, or ripples in the fabric of space-time, ever since Albert Einstein published his theory

11/02/2016

USA

What happened at Super Bowl 50: six things you need to know

Broncos win The Denver Broncos, led by 39 year-old quarterback Peyton Manning, won the National Football League’s Super Bowl 50, beating the Carolina

08/02/2016

World News

Seven things to take away from the Iowa caucuses

Ted Cruz & Hillary Clinton claim victory In a statement, the Clinton campaign director for Iowa said “there is no uncertainty and Secretary Clinton

02/02/2016

Denmark

Refugee crisis: Denmark "punishes people already here” to deter future asylum seekers

How should refugees be treated? It’s a fundamental question that is threatening to tear apart the EU. Denmark thinks it has the answers: that it is

25/01/2016

USA

Gun control, education most talked-about topics online during #DemDebate

The first Democratic debate in Las Vegas on Tuesday night was widely commented on online. There was more than 2.3 million mentions of hashtags

14/10/2015

Business Series

Twitter to take its charm offensive to TV

08/10/2015

Business Series

The X-Files are back but the truth is still out there

06/10/2015