Elon Musk absent from Trump's White House dinner with US tech leaders
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Romanians' cold revolt against corruption
Romanians finally mobilised the critical mass to demand accountability for corruption. They attribute the Bucharest nightclub deaths to it. They
Trudeau's 'simple message' embodies major ambitions
Canada once earned a good reputation in the world. But under the new prime minister’s predecessor it suffered. Restoring the reputation is high on
Turkish Kurds' poll setback may mean backlash for whole region
As Turkey’s elections wrapped up and the votes were counted, the anticipated elation of the Kurds of the southeastern city of Diyarbakir gave way to
Fate of Assad crucial to ending Syrian war
Perhaps evidence of a coming compromise: the first known departure from Syria of President Bashar al-Assad during the more than four-year-long civil
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Turkey's polls encompass political, security and economic angst
They voted in June, now, against a backdrop of bloodshed, they are voting again, this Sunday (1st Nov.), Turkey’s electorate seeking a democratic way
Portugal's government precarious, income gap widens
As the cheering dies down, Pedro Passos Coelho’s victory is laced with defeat after Portugal’s legislative elections a few weeks ago (Oct. 4th). He
Turkey's nationalists spurn AKP before polls, eye options
Turkish nationalists have hailed Devlet Bahçeli as chief since 1997. The Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) leader took steps from the start to
"We're not alarmist." WHO defends meat cancer report
A gust of panic over the food we eat blew across Europe with the release on Monday of a report by the International Agency for Research on Cancer
Polish right would tip EU centre of gravity eastward
Beata Szydlo (pronounced ‘shédwa’) of Poland’s right-wing Eurosceptic Law and Justice party (PiS), at 52 could lead a new nationalist-driven
Israeli-Palestinian unrest and violence multiply
A terror crisis holds Jerusalem, the West Bank and central Israel in its grip, people not knowing where or when the next attack will happen. A man
Israeli-Palestinian unrest and violence multiply
A terror crisis holds Jerusalem, the West Bank and central Israel in its grip, people not knowing where or when the next attack will happen. A man
Iran shows deep bunker missiles -- 'deterrence measures'
Keeping key weapons in a place hard for an enemy to get to them, Iran seeks to ensure the potency of its strike potential. In the latest image
Palestinian 'knife rebellion' in Israeli-occupied West Bank
The recent storm of violence in Jerusalem and the Israeli-occupied West Bank began on this road between the Jewish settlements of Itamar and Elon
MH17: incomplete facts, brutal tragedy
Air traffic control lost contact with MH17 on Thursday 17 July, 2014, at a quarter past three in the afternoon, CET. The Boeing 777 plummeted from
West Bank Palestinians, some want to fight, others hope quietly
Euronews has been talking to Palestinians about what day to day life is like in the West Bank, in the refugee camp city of Tul-Karem and then in
World's corals being 'bleached by global warming'
Drained of colour, becoming ghost-like. This is what is happening to the world’s corals. The bright and beautiful are being ‘bleached’, from thermal
MSF holds US command in Afghanistan to account over hospital bombing
The medical charity Médecins Sans Frontières is demanding a full independent international investigation into sustained airstrikes on its hospital
Palestinian factions lack unity against Israeli occupation
Euronews has been asking Palestinian factions in the West Bank city of Jenin if they think there might be a third Intifada uprising against the
NATO exercising restraint over Syria
NATO forces on exercise. NATO exercising restraint. It seems improbable that the 28-nation alliance would deploy ground troops in Syria. NATO has a
Hungary's Muslims and Jews see no problem taking in refugees
How will they fit in? What influence will religion have? Refugees entering Hungary by the thousands might want to move on, to Germany or Sweden, but
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