Hebron's silent war: no peace in sight for Israelis and Palestinians

Hebron's silent war: no peace in sight for Israelis and Palestinians

More than any other places on the West Bank, Hebron shows the difficulty of sharing land between Palestinians and Israelis and the remote possibility of finding peace.

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New EU data rules stop us being 'naked'

New EU data rules stop us being 'naked'

New EU rules come in this week, which aim to give us more protection - when it comes to our personal data. GDPR should make it easier for us to access information that companies hold about us. After all the scandals we've seen of - like Cambridge Analytica - many will be welcoming it.

23/05/2018

South Sudan: Fresh fighting flares, five years into civil war

South Sudan: Fresh fighting flares, five years into civil war

The upsurge in violence in the world's youngest state comes ahead of planned peace talks and amid desperate humanitarian conditions

09/05/2018

Europe and USA take the fight against Jihadism to Niger

Europe and USA take the fight against Jihadism to Niger

Niger has been increasingly playing a pivotal role in the global struggle against jihadism since the terrorist threat has been quickly shifting from the middle-east to Africa.

03/05/2018

'They beat you everyday' - the migrants turning back from Libya

'They beat you everyday' - the migrants turning back from Libya

Euronews has been to Niger, where many migrants are returning after facing tough conditions in neighbouring Libya

30/04/2018

Belarus: Eastern Europe's digital dream?

Belarus: Eastern Europe's digital dream?

Belarus is gambling its future on an information technology economic boom.

20/04/2018

Russia: Cultural 'soft power'

Russia: Cultural 'soft power'

At a time when the Kremlin is caught up in worldwide controversy, Russians abroad are pulling together to celebrate their cultural heritage

13/04/2018

The EU's nuclear power dilemma

The EU's nuclear power dilemma

With Belgium set to turn its back on nuclear power in 2025, what future does the industry have in Europe?

11/04/2018

Orban's victory: migration crisis 'changed the game'

Orban's victory: migration crisis 'changed the game'

With Hungary's Viktor Orban sealing a third consecutive election win, what should Europe take from it?

09/04/2018

Hungary election: What next for stormy relations with EU?

Hungary election: What next for stormy relations with EU?

With Orban's FIdesz party tipped for another election win, the spotlight's turned on Hungary's future role in Europe

03/04/2018

Syrian War widows with no place to go

Syrian War widows with no place to go

Negotiations are ongoing between the International Red Cross and the governments of those involved as to if, how and when to repatriate these widows from the Syrian War

30/03/2018

Belgium's battle against terror and radicalisation

Belgium's battle against terror and radicalisation

Two years after Brussels bombings, how is Belgium tackling radicalisation and terrorism?

28/03/2018

EU-Russia: A Cold War brewing?

EU-Russia: A Cold War brewing?

As EU countries and the US expel Russian diplomats, and with Moscow saying it will respond, where do relations go from here?

27/03/2018

How owners of SME's see the Russian election

How owners of SME's see the Russian election

Russians are due to go to the polls, but not all are fully behind Putin. Euronews spoke to people working for and creating small and medium sized businesses (SMEs) to see what issues are affecting the

15/03/2018

“Syrian refugees are the victims. They’re not the perpetrators.” - UNHCR’s Volker Türk

“Syrian refugees are the victims. They’re not the perpetrators.”

For more on the situation in Syria seven years since the war started, we’re joined by Volker Turk, the UNHCR's Assistant High Commissioner for Protection

14/03/2018

Former Prosecutor General denounces “more than 8000 executions” in criminal case against Venezuela regime

Former Prosecutor General denounces “more than 8000 executions” in criminal case against Venezuela regime

Luisa Ortega, was dismissed from office last year after she denounced constitutional reforms promoted by President Nicolas Maduro as a breach of democracy.

09/03/2018

Argento: 'Harassment takes place everywhere'

Asia Argento: Breaking the Silence

Hollywood actress Asia Argento who broke the silence on Harvey Weinstein met Euronews in Brussels ahead of her speech at the European Parliament.

08/03/2018

Italy's election - a slap in the face for EU

Italy's election - a slap in the face for EU

The rise of populist and eurosceptic parties is set to cause ripples in the Eurozone

05/03/2018

How migration influences voters in Italy's general election

How migration influences voters in Italy's general election

How important is the issue of migration to voters in Italy? Is the 'alarmist' way the issue is being reported in some sections of the media likely to influence the vote?

01/03/2018

Remainer Tony Blair says 'soft' Brexit is not a sensible option

Tony Blair says 'soft' Brexit is not a sensible option

Speaking to Euronews, former UK prime minister Blair says hard Brexit or remaining in EU are the only “workable” options for Britain.

01/03/2018

Lombardy enterprise rises above Italy's economic crisis

Lombardy enterprise rises above Italy's economic crisis

Lombardy in the north of Italy is an area known worldwide for the production of women’s socks.

28/02/2018