View Suspending Parliament benefits Boris Johnson, but is a fiasco for Great Britain ǀ View 29/08/2019
Turkey Turk with terminal cancer 'denied passport to get treatment abroad' A professor with terminal cancer says Turkish authorities have cancelled his passport, stopping him from going abroad for alternative treatment. 15/05/2019
no comment Protesters wake up to their first morning without Bashir in power Thousands of Sudanese demonstrators gathered outside the defence ministry in Khartoum on Friday (April 12) to push for a civilian government after the military overthrew Omar al-Bashir after 30 years of autocratic rule. 12/04/2019
Venezuela Who is Juan Guaidó, Venezuela's self-proclaimed interim president? Euronews looks into the background of Venezuela's self-proclaimed interim president 24/01/2019
Venezuela Is Venezuela on the verge of a coup d'état? | Euronews Answers The Venezuelan government and the opposition are measuring their support on the streets of Venezuela this Wednesday after a few days on the edge of the abyss 23/01/2019
Venezuela Maduro points finger at Colombia and the U.S. Venezuela's President Maduro calls on Colombia and the U.S. to extradite those behind an alleged assassination attempt at the weekend 08/08/2018
Zimbabwe Zimbabwe: Mugabe’s 'fall from Grace' "One way or another, his power has obviously come to an end." 16/11/2017
Chile Chile clashes: violence breaks out during protest to mark coup anniversary Violent clashes have broken out in Chile’s capital Santiago during a protest to mark the anniversary of country’s 1973 coup. Police used water 11/09/2017
Thailand Former Thai PM Yingluck Shinawatra flees rather than face court Her lawyer says she was absent because of an ear problem, but sources close to Yingluck Sinawatra say that she has already fled the country. 25/08/2017
