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'Turning blind eye' to AfD win further angers voters, analyst warns

Chancellor Merz's government must recognise the far-right AfD's victory in Saxony-Anhalt and voter discontent that led to the win, or further cement its downfall, an expert on East German politics warned.

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In it for the long run: Marathon man Eliud Kipchoge isn't done yet

Over the past 20 years, Kenyan long-distance runner Eliud Kipchoge has shattered records and smashed preconceptions of what humans can achieve. Now aged 38, the marathon man has no plans to hang up his trainers yet.

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International school meal initiative wins 2023 Princess Asturias award

Mary’s Meals is a non-profit organization based in the little Scottish town of Dalmally. Operating in 18 countries, Mary’s Meals' main objective is to provide daily meals to school children. This year, the initiative won the Princess of Asturias Concord Award for its work and we went to meet them.

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Supermodel entrepreneur Tyra Banks expands her ice cream business

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Supermodel turned serial entrepreneur Tyra Banks has launched her first global expansion outpost for her ice-cream company Smize and Dream

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How social media has transformed the travel industry

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Beautiful Destinations CEO Jeremy Jauncey made travel his trade and practices what he preaches in terms of being an environmental change maker.

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Legendary music score composer Hans Zimmer takes his tour to Dubai

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Hollywood music score composer and music producer Hans Zimmer has announced he will perform his Live Tour in Dubai for the first time. Speaking to Euronews, he said that people can expect ‘chaos’ and ‘something a little different’.

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A passion for perfumes: BDK Parfums launches new fragrance in Dubai

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David Benedek's grandparents moved to Paris from Transylvania in the 1950s where they opened their first boutique in the Palais-Royale area.

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Hindu Temple in Dubai: A symbol of India's partnership with the UAE

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"The opening of this new temple in Dubai means so much to the Indian community", India's ambassador to the UAE tells Euronews.

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John Sanei furture stragetist: "prepare for all eventualities"

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Future strategist and bestselling author John Sanei says that society should "prepare for all eventualities" when contemplating the future, despite adding that there is no way to actually "future-proof the future." John was speaking at the Dubai Future Forum at the Museum of the Future.

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Dubai's 'Yogi with a Lamborghini' on bridging the gap between money and spirituality

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Master Sri Akarshana opens up about his journey from businessman to educational motivator, and his latest projects in Dubai's yoga and NFT scenes.

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Swiss filmmaker in conversation at 2022 Dubai Motorcycle Film Festival

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Claudio Von Planta is a Swiss filmmaker, best known for his work with Hollywood actor Ewan McGregor and British presenter Charley Boorman on The Long Way Up, Long Way Down, and Long Way Round TV series, in conversation with Euronews at the 2022 Dubai Film Festival.

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Massive expansion for Hilton Middle East, Africa and Türkiye

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90 new Hilton hotels are to be added to the existing Middle East, Africa & Türkiye regional portfolio of 179 within the next five years. With 60 new hotels in the UAE and 45 of them in Saudi Arabia alone. That's a whopping 24,000 additional rooms across the region for the 103-year-old hotel brand.

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"We have to learn to wait" says fashion designer Ozwald Boateng

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The fashion business needs to get closer to its clients if it is to become environmentally sustainable, celebrated designer Ozwald Boateng tells Euronews.

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Britain looks to the Gulf to boost post-Brexit trade

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Euronews speaks to the UK's trade commissioner for the Middle East, Simon Penney, about the British government's efforts to strengthen commercial and trade links with the UAE and the wider Gulf region.

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From dropout to CEO: the 'Happy Sexy Millionaire' tells his story

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In this edition of Interview, we speak to Steven Bartlett, the youngest ever dragon from the BBC television series ‘Dragon's Den’, the founder of the social media marketing agency ‘Social Chain’ and the host of the number one podcast in Europe on Spotify, ‘The Diary of a CEO’.

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Alicia Keys says new album is a ‘homecoming’

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The 15 time Grammy award winning artist is launching her new album Keys at an immersive concert in Dubai

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62-year-old Barbie: the fashion icon and ultimate child empowerment doll

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Barbie has turned 62. Meet Kim Culmone, the businesswoman who has helped this famous doll evolve, stay fashionable and empower children over the years.

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"The dreams we have for our children are the same across the board," Angelique Kidjo

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Euronews talks to award winning Beninese singer-songwriter and activist Angelique Kidjo about her music, passions and work as a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador.

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Jim Mellon predicts the end of animal and dairy farming

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Billionaire and philanthropist, Jim Mellon, discusses his new book, the prospect of an agrarian revolution and how we can be healthier in old age.

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"Europe's response should be to talk to Africans" – Felix Tshisekedi

Days after the Summit on the Financing of African Economies in Paris, the President of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Felix Tshisekedi, gives Euronews his insight into the continent's finances, the migrant situation, terrorist threats and good governance.

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Heinz Beck talks getting the restaurant industry back on its feet post COVID

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Why is nutrition more important than ever? How can we teach this to the younger generations? How will restaurants bounce back after the pandemic? World-famous chef, Heinz Beck, explains all.

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David Guetta performs COVID charity concert in Dubai

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In an exclusive interview, David Guetta, tells Euronews about his latest charity performances: United at Home. He also gives us the latest on music during the pandemic, living in Dubai and his future projects.

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Lisa Scott-Lee: From Dubai headmistress to life as a popstar

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Lisa Scott-Lee: "It's strange because I'm here as principal (at Dubai Performing Arts) and everybody calls me Miss Lisa. And then I go I jump on a plane and I'm a pop star again.

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How Emirates Airline is weathering the storm of the pandemic

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Euronews speaks to Sir Tim Clark, the President of Emirates Airline, to discuss the company's COVID-19 response, the future of aviation and the industry's carbon footprint.

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On the course with Amy Boulden at the Omega Dubai Moonlight Classic

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After one of the most successful amateur careers in Welsh golfing history, Amy Boulden has just claimed her first European Tour win at the Swiss Ladies Open. We catch up with her at the Omega Dubai Moonlight Classic in this week’s Interview.

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Avni Doshi: 'surreal' experience of Booker Prize shortlist

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In this edition of interview, we chat to Avni Doshi, the first-time novelist based in Dubai about her Booker Prize-shortlisted ‘Burnt Sugar’, the Emirates Literary Festival and why literature is so important in the region.

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Idriss B - the artist causing a stir on Dubai's streets

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We talk to the Paris-born artist having an impact on the streets of Dubai. Idriss B discusses his Tunisian heritage, his career, the art industry - and how it’s been impacted by the pandemic, as he exhibits at the first post-COVID physical art fair to take place in Dubai’s World Trade Centre.

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Netflix pioneer Mitch Lowe on entertainment industry's future

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In this edition of Interview, we’re talking about the video streaming revolution with Mitch Lowe, one of the founding executives of Netflix and someone who's been at the forefront of the video entertainment industry since the early 1980s - plus where he thinks the sector is heading next.

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An interview with Muslim women’s rights advocate Manal Rostom

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Euronews speaks to activist and athlete Manal Rostom about the community she has founded called 'Surviving Hijab' - which now counts almost a million people among its members.

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Flavio Briatore: "I was one of the best"

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The ex‐ Formula 1 multi millionaire businessman talks to Euronews about his successful career and passion for Dubai.

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Europe and UAE working towards a sustainable future, says ambassador

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Europe has a good relationship with the United Arab Emirates, says Andrea Matteo Fontana, the EU’s Ambassador to the UAE. The next step is creating a future that is more sustainable, where there is more solidarity.

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Star skier Lindsey Vonn's frustration at not being allowed to compete against men

The retired four-time world champion tells Euronews she really wanted to complete against male skiers because they were faster

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'Solidarity' is key word for Polish town stunned by mayor's fatal stabbing

The city of Gdansk was presented with the Princess Asturias prize for concord nine months after Pawel Adamowicz was killed

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Sal Khan's non-profit online school began with free maths classes for his cousins

The non-profit Khan Academy now provides thousands of online classes for people around the world

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Mozambique ready to take “extraordinary measures” to secure gas fields - President tells Euronews

Mozambique is in the process of reconstruction following cyclones Idai and Kenneth. And its President Filipe Nyusi faces other challenges too such as Islamic extremism in the region of Cabo Delgado rich in natural gas. We met with him at the EurAfrican Forum in Portugal.

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'The worst violence imaginable': 'Cocaine king' Pablo Escobar's son opens up about his father

Thousands lost their lives on Escobar's route to the top of the Colombian criminal underworld. Euronews asks the infamous narcoterrorist's son what it was like to grow up with the world's richest drug lord

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Try and you shall succeed: New Zealand rugby players on winning the Princess of Asturias Award for Sport

Former members of the world's most-feared international rugby squad speak with Euronews about cups, competitions and concussions after receiving the Princess of Asturias Award for Sports 2017.

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Can World Number One Andy Murray win Wimbledon again?

As Wimbledon, the world's most important tennis championships approaches, Euronews caught up with Britain's Andy Murray who won the men's singles last year.

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"The development of Africa will be done only by Africans," Guinea's president states

Alpha Condé calls for a new era of self-reliance to drive development and end poverty in the continent.

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The Big Polluters with Patricia Espinosa, UN Framework Convention on Climate Change

Patricia Espinosa, Executive Secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), faces her greatest challenge: implementing the ambitious Paris Agreement in the fight agai

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James Nachtwey: we must think deeply before people commit to war

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Never say never: survival star Bear Grylls talks fear, masculinity and 007

With adventure TV shows in over 200 countries, numerous books and merchandising deals Grylls' schedule is timed to the minute, luckily we managed to grab him between takes as he filmed the latest camp

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A sustainable healthcare system

How to make the healthcare system sustainable?

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The transition from a linear to a circular economy

Probably no one could argue that a circular economy is what we need in the future.

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Syrian government: "Europe is guilty of many strategic mistakes"

On Monday, Russia surprised the international community with the announcement that it is to begin the partial withdrawal of its troops from Syria

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Rights and reforms: Iran's post-election challenges

There is as sense of deja vu about our interview here in Geneva, with Dr. Mohammad Javad Larijani, head of Iran’s High Council for Human Rights and

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Prince Ali bin al Hussein's bid to 'clean up' FIFA

FIFA is set to elect a new president on the 26th of February amid the worst crisis in its history. Rocked by a series of corruption scandals over the

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Terror, anti-Semitism and peace: Israel's Ambassador to France meets euronews

More than 70 years after the end of the Second World War, these are dark days for France’s Jews. The fear of being attacked is every present in a

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''I was born to race'' - 15-time motorcycle world champion Giacomo Agostini

Giacomo Agostini is an Italian multiple world champion in motorcycle racing. At the end of a glittering career that spanned some 13 years Agostini

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Is talk of a 'Grexit' a thing of the past or an ever present danger?

Greece dominated headlines around the world last year. Now the Athens government has a third rescue package in its hands worth up to 86 billion euros

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The Red Cross on negotiation and morphing conflicts

Peter Maurer is President of the International Committee of the Red Cross he spoke to euronews reporter, Chris Cummins, about the changing nature of

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Red Crescent says vulnerable civilians pay the price for war in Syria

As President of the Syrian Arab Red Crescent Dr. Abdul Rahman Attar has witnessed the devastation of his country, a country ripped apart by a

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UAE Energy Minister Suhail Al Mazroui: "We will not rely on oil"

Faced with the challenge of a declining oil market The United Arab Emirates, a major crude producer in the Gulf is striving to diversify its economy

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Interview: Literature Nobel winner shocked by Russian critics

All Russian writers who have won the Nobel prize have been subjected to harassment in Russia. That is the assertion of the Svetlana Alexievich from

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The World Bank pushes for a greener economy

With the opening of COP21 in Paris, climate change is at the heart of international debates. Euronews’ Gregoire Lory took the occasion to speak to

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A long road ahead for Syria says Lebanese politician Walid Jumblatt

Walid Jumblatt, is a Lebanese MP. He is a front line politician, leader of the Progressive Socialist Party and also the Druze community in the land

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EU goals for COP21 'very ambitious, to save the planet'

Our Spanish Brussels correspondent talked to Europe’s top energy and climate official about Europe’s defence of humanity’y future. Marta Vivas

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Judge Theodor Meron reflects on his quest for international justice

Judge Theodor Meron has presided over the International Criminal Court for the former Yugoslavia for the past five years. A court which has managed

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'Businesses want stability, peace and the rule of law' - Turkish business association leader

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"I'm not controlling an armed group, just protecting Libya's oil"

Libya has fallen into turmoil with its internationally recognised government and elected parliament on one side and a self-styled administration

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Coppola, Asturias honours cinema's great 'outsider'

With Francis Ford Coppola talks in Oviedo, Spain, where the now legendary film maker received the Princess of Asturias Arts Award, the

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Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales -"It is about international people working together"

Jimmy Wales is a renowned internet entrepreneur who is best known as the co-founder and promoter of the non-profit encyclopedia Wikipedia. He has

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Turkey must set its own policy to face the Syrian crisis -HDP leader

Ahead of Turkey's general elections scheduled on November 1, euronews spoke to Selahattin Demirtas, co-leader of the pro-Kurdish Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP).

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Turkish opposition leader promises radical reforms and media freedom, ahead of crunch election

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Iranian VP Ebtekar hopeful of new beginning for Iran

The international agreement on Iran’s nuclear programme between Tehran, the European Union and the five permanent members of United Nations Security

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Greece's Meimarakis wants big coalition if victorious after election

For years Vangelis Meimarakis has served in centre-right governments accused by the left of leading the country to the brink of financial crisis now

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No going back: ex-National Security Advisor Sandy Berger on the Iran nuclear deal

In the United States, the highly controversial debate about the Iran nuclear deal has mobilised many high-profile opinion makers on both sides of the

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Exclusive: Mediterranean deaths are changing attitudes to migration crisis, says EU commissioner

An increasing number of migrants are making their way into Europe through the Western Balkans. What challenges does this pose for the transit

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Top EU migration official insists policy revision imperative

With Europe facing a migration crisis, we talk to Dimitris Avramopoulos, Greece’s European Commissioner for Migration, Home Affairs and Citizenship

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Germany wants camps in Italy, Greece, Turkey to sort through migrants seeking asylum

Germany's Interior Minister says the EU could fund a large refugee camp in Turkey that would sort through migrants and decide who can seek asylum in Europe. He warns Germany will turn away asylum seek

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Jesse Jackson: 'We're winning' battle for racial equality

Reverend Jesse Jackson has devoted his life to civil rights activism in the US and has made various forays into diplomacy. Euronews reporter Joanna

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Pump up the volume: essence of Botero's sculptures revealed in Spoleto exhibition

He is one of Latin America’s most celebrated artists. Colombian painter and sculptor Fernando Botero’s voluptuous figures are considered a

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Saakashvili warns of Odessa region's importance to Ukraine

Mikheil Saakashvili was appointed governor of Ukraine’s Odessa* region in February, to fight corruption. The former Georgian president might even be

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Exclusive: Colombia's president on fighting FARC and the war on drugs

Colombian president Juan Manuel Santos discusses the achievement of a travel agreement between South America and Europe and how his country is fighting FARC and the war on drugs.

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ESA chiefs discuss building a base on the Moon and visiting Mars

As the European Space Agency changes leadership, euronews met its outgoing and incoming directors-general to discuss the future of space projects.

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Greek debt crisis is “absolute supremacy of capital over humans”

Pro tempore president of Celac – the Community of Latin American and Carribean States – Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa was in Brussels to take

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Morales: "time for a change" in EU-Latam relationship

Bolivian President Evo Morales calls on Europe to rethink its ties with Latin America, saying a trade deal should focus on complementarity and solidarity rather than competition.

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Reynders urges more pooling of intelligence against terrorism

Belgium’s top diplomat, Didier Reynders, a firm believer in the strengths of European integration, advocates for a Europe of peoples’ choices applied

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Scotland seeks stronger EU voice

The woman who propelled the pro-independence Scottish National Party to win 56 seats in the United Kingdom parliament in Westminster in May is

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Tunisian Prime Minister: "Fighting terrorism is a priority"

On his first official visit to Brussels, Tunisian Prime Minister Habib Essid met with European officials and members of parliament. Charles Salamé

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Nazi hunters: Serge and Beate Klarsfeld on the combat of their lives

They look like any other elderly couple. But Beate Klarsfeld, 76, and her husband Serge, 79, are two of the most fearsome Nazi hunters the world has

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Once Upon a Time with Claudia Cardinale

John Wayne called her a “tomboy”. British actor David Niven said she was “the most beautiful Italian invention since spaghetti”. More than 150 films

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Turkey insists it has nothing to hide on 100-year-old Armenian tragedy

Turkey's EU minister places most blame on Armenian position for failure to resolve 1915 massacre issue that has poisoned relations for 100 years

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'They did not succeed in erasing us from the earth': Armenian president interview

Marking 100 years since the Armenian massacres, euronews met with Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan in the capital Yerevan. Here we spoke of

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Exclusive: choose between co-operation and confrontation, Iran's Foreign Minister warns

Iran is ready to return to nuclear enrichment “without any limitations” unless the West pursues a path of “co-operation” in concluding a deal and

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Kyrgyzstan will push for "close engagement" with EU says President Almazbek Atambayev

Kyrgyzstan President Almazbek Atambayev has been on an extended tour of Europe meeting major European Union leaders. He plans to go to Moscow soon to

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Poroshenko: 'Russia will not blackmail Ukraine'

In an exclusive interview with euronews, the Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko called for unity against Russia over the conflict in the east of his country. He said decisions concerning a 'federal'

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European Parliament's Martin Schulz says cuts not enough for Greece

German Social Democrat Martin Schulz has found himself at the head of the European Parliament for this crucial stage of the Greek crisis – a hot seat

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No reform, no reconstruction: Firtash's grim view of today's Ukraine

He is one of the richest and most controversial of Ukrainian businessmen. Billionaire Dmytro Firtash, with assets in mining, gas and media, is

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War on corruption: Ukraine struggles to emerge from the shadow of the oligarchs

As war grips eastern Ukraine Economy Minister Aivaras Abromavicius tells Euronews the country faces major battles on other fronts

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Jyrki Katainen says reform is as vital as economic stimulus

Greece dominates the headlines when it comes to the European economy. But the story is bigger than that. It is also about growth and getting people

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Libya's Abdulhakim Belhadj: 'We are working to find a solution to end this crisis'

Euronews interviewed politician, military leader and president of the nationalist Islamist Al-Watan Party, Abdulhakim Belhadj

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The controversy over Germany's Pegida movement

As the controversy swirls around the anti-Islam group, Pegida, in Germany, Euronews spoke to Aydan Özoğuz, the German Commissioner for Immigration

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Belgium's Reynders on terrorism, Ukraine and Greece

Belgium is providing Europe’s highest proportion of jihadist volunteers to join the fighting in Syria and Iraq , official figures tell us — in

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IMF's Lagarde defends austerity ahead of crucial Greek vote

James Franey euronews: “Christine Lagarde, you’re the head of the IMF; You are here in Dublin, Ireland to talk about the lessons we can learn from

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Immigration, racism in sport and the rise of extremism - Cantona shares his views

A football legend to some, a “king” even for most Manchester United fans, Eric Cantona is also a talented actor and film-maker. Euronews’ Diego

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Iran's oil minister says OPEC at risk of becoming 'trivial' in oil market

OPEC's decision to maintain its oil output levels served Saudi Arabia's strategic interests but hurt lesser producers such as Iran, causing tensions within the oil cartel

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Le Pen: I admire 'cool head' Putin's resistance to West's new Cold War

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Sakharov Prize winner Mukwege on justice for DRC's women

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Iran's Larijani slams West's 'bias' on human rights

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A FARC deal would benefit the world says Colombia's Juan Manuel Santos

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Caddy Adzuba: Asturias laureate

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Frank Gehry: On a quest to humanise architecture

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Celebrating 50 years of Malfada with cartoonist Quino

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Pedro Almodóvar - still excited about film

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Nobel winner Jean Tirole speaks out in favour of a European budget

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Telecoms, a market in consolidation

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Time to reverse defence spending cuts, says NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg

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Lukashenko: Ukraine could be stabilised within a year if all sides wanted to

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Cartoonist Plantu explains why taunting world leaders is essential

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'Federalism to counter independence movements': Spain's Pedro Sánchez

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Egyptian cleric condemns terror acts

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Around the world with Yvan Bourgnon

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Andrey Kurkov: independent Ukrainians neither pro-Russian nor pro-EU

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Tour de France: wheel to wheel with winner Vincenzo Nibali

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Eastern Ukrainians 'hate Russian-led guerrillas' -- Arseniy Yatsenyuk

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Iranian opposition leaders in fourth year of house arrest

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Georgian PM hails 'European dream'

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Moldova wants to become EU candidate in 2015

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NATO: Russia no longer a partner

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Tunisia's premier on 'clearing up the house' image tour

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The Middle East: Hamas and Fatah - a reconciliation to last

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Afghanistan efforts 'haven't gone to waste' in election

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Transnistrian leader Shevchuk says he wants a ''civilised divorce'' with Moldova

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'In Colombia drug lords have state power' claims Bogota's Mayor

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Dutch Eurosceptic on the rise

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UKIP's Farage set for first place European finish

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Tymoshenko dismisses civil war fears, says Putin's regime facing its end

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President Guebuza of Mozambique: 'The EU has no magic solution for Africa'

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Mauritanian President: Europe must see Africa in a new light

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Independence from Spain: Catalonia's dream, Europe's dilemma

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CAR President: 'Those who committed reprehensible acts will answer for them'

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IAEA chief Yukiyia Amano on Iran nuclear inspections

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Foreign Miniter Zarif: Iran is committed to Geneva deal

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'EU leaders must act over immigration' says Amnesty International's Salil Shetty

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Saeb Erekat: 'Israel's choice not peace'

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Ali Zeidan, PM of Libya tells euronews he hopes his government won't be forced to take action to open oilfields

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What's God got to do with it?, asks Nobel Prize in Physics winner

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Europe needs easy small business loans

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Commissioner Michel Barnier on the crisis lessons learnt by Europe

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Haneke on deep French cinema and fantastic American television

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Prince of Asturias awards: Olazabal follows in Seve's footsteps

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Hubert Védrine on Syria and Europe's honour

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Michael Barnier says creating free trade deal with US could take three years

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Romano Prodi: EU 'sleepwalking' through crisis

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Taiwan's President Ma on boosting trade with EU and disarming regional disputes

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Mikati says Lebanon 'won't close door in Syrians' faces' - but cash questionable

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NATO secretary general says chemical attacks in Syria "can't go unanswered"

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Syria's deputy foreign minister on accusations over chemical weapons

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Faysal Al-Mikdad Interview Part One

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Faysal Al-Mikdad Interview Part Two

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Syria's deputy foreign minister on accusations over chemical weapons

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Jesse Jackson assesses Martin Luther King's 'I Have a Dream' speech 50 years on

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Cécile Kyenge on racist attacks and obstacles to change

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Roberto Azevêdo: "WTO needs to modernise to survive"

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'Our European future should be acknowledged' says Moldovan PM Iurie Leanca

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Buzz Aldrin's mission to Mars

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Tunisia's Larayedh predicts democratic progress

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Doha talks are not dead: Lamy

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Martin Amis on the 'terrorism of alienation'

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President of Lithuania - next EU budget 'very, very hot' issue

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Cameron tells euronews: 'The EU is not working properly and needs reform'

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Growth the key in Europe says Portuguese president

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German Labour minister proud of Merkel's legacy

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'We need to reestablish tax fairness' says French minister

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'Iran's disinherited may clash with bourgeoisie'

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Cyprus says no to 'blackmail'

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Mali's Traoré promises to spend donor euros well

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Georgia seeks reset with Russia

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Audrey Tautou: French national treasure

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Rafa Nadal: the comeback kid

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The art of beating the economic crisis

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Julia Kristeva - Pope needs self-confidence and faith to fulfill mission

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Tehran's top human rights official says some Iranian laws need reforming

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'Vatican Bank is a law unto itself'

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Lamborghini: from nought to 50

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Lorenzo ready for new season

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What next for the Vatican? Church opinion leaders speak out

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Lock, stock and one smoking Beppe Grillo

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'What took centuries to create in Italy was degraded in a very short time'

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Bersani: 'Berlusconi's Italy crippled the very idea of Europe'

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Maria Grazia Cucinotta on Italy, fashion and a magic wand

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Zeffirelli: 'Italy neglects its responsibility' to the world

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Hulk, Russia and racism

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Arab Spring becoming an Islamist Winter, says Israel's Ayalon

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'Nuclear weapons against our beliefs' says Iran's foreign minister

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Mohamed al-Zawahiri: "Westerners 'will burn first' over Mali"

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Brzezinski: Europe needs forward-looking leaders

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Rasmussen: 'No role for NATO in Mali'

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Irish PM warns UK that EU exit would be 'catastrophic'

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Exclusive: Berlusconi rails against EU leaders

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Constitution 'divisive' says Egyptian opposition's Hamdeen Sabahy

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Amr Moussa: Participation in political debate key to Egypt's future

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EU-Russia: different views

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Can cycling shake off the shame of doping?

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Ebadi speaks for Sotoudeh: support Iran's dissidents in every way possible

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Delors: Nobel prize rewards everyone in Europe

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Trading during crisis time

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First Afghan boxer 'fights for peace'

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Prandelli does it his way ahead of 2014

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Madhav Chavan wins WISE Prize

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