United Kingdom We won't accept supervision in post-Brexit deal, UK tells EU "To think that we might accept EU supervision on so-called level playing field issues simply fails to see the point of what we are doing", the British negotiator David Frost said in a speech he gave on a visit to Brussels. 17/02/2020
world news Ministers push for peace in Libya at Munich Security Conference Foreign ministers and other top officials from about a dozen countries gathered on Sunday in Munich, Germany to keep up the push for peace in Libya. 16/02/2020
world news Pompeo visits Kazakhstan with warning over Chinese investment US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told senior Kazakh officials that Chinese investment comes with a cost to sovereignty. 02/02/2020
View Given his track record and lack of tact, Donald Trump should leave diplomacy to his diplomats ǀ View One thing is for sure that the present situation will have consequences on the status quo of the US current relations overseas. 20/11/2019
Discover Sanya French Riviera hosts 4th France-China Cultural forum Euronews travelled to Nice to take part in the 4th edition of the Franco-Chinese Cultural forum. A presentation and meeting, attended by dignitaries from both nations, was held at the beautiful Opera house in Nice on Wednesday. 11/10/2019
USA US warns it will destroy any Iranian drone too close to its ships The United States has warned it will bring down any Iranian drones that fly too close to its ships, following a string of incidents on the world's most vital oil shipping route. 19/07/2019
Israel Outcry as Trump backs Israeli sovereignty over Golan Heights President Donald Trump says it's time for the United States to fully recognise Israel's sovereignty over the disputed Golan Heights, a territory captured from Syria in the 1967 war. Such a move would reverse decades of US foreign policy. 22/03/2019
The Cube Venezuela: 1 litre of milk could cost a third of your wage | #TheCube #TheCube | "Hyperinflation is too great for families to feed themselves." Amid a political crisis and growing economic collapse, what is hyperinflation like for Venezuelans? The Cube reached out to social media users who told their stories through receipts. 15/02/2019
Argentina What is the G20 summit and why does it matter? As leaders of the world's powerhouse economies gather in Argentina to discuss world affairs, we ask, what is the G20 summit and why does it matter? 30/11/2018
Spain Spanish foreign minister: 'US only had to kill four Indians' Spain's foreign minister offended many by stating that Americans only "had to kill four Indians" to get independence. 28/11/2018
Turkey Could Turkey's row with the US push it towards Russia? | Euronews answers As the lira plunges, President Erdogan says Turkey needs to look for 'new friends' because of long-standing differences with the US. 14/08/2018
Russia World Cup teams with the most foreign-born players Here is a guide to which players were born in countries other than the ones for which they play at the World Cup. 15/06/2018
Germany German police help man to break up with his girlfriend Police officers in Germany received an unusual call for help this week from a man dealing with relationship troubles. 30/03/2018
Republic of Northern Macedonia FYROM seeks a new name to gain EU and NATO membership The clumsily titled former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia has a problem, whilst most of its citizens want to join both the EU and NATO, until they agree on what to call their country they can't join either. 15/01/2018
USA Chorus of condemnation grows over Trump 'shithole' slurs Haiti and the African Union want an apology from President Trump who denies describing as 'shitholes' the home countries of some immigrants to the United States 13/01/2018
Greece Greece and FYROM in renewed bid to resolve name dispute Senior ministers meeting in Athens resolve to settle the long-standing dispute over FYROM’s name within six months. 09/01/2018
France 'Turkey is worn out with waiting for EU accession' - Erdogan Emmanuel Macron warned Recep Tayyip Erdogan over the rule of law and ruled out progress in Turkey's EU membership bid as the French president hosted his Turkish counterpart in Paris. 05/01/2018
France "Fonduegate" sparks row of international proportions An Englishman living in Paris wanted to buy some Beaufort cheese for his fondu, but was refused by the cheesemonger he visited, sparking a row of international proportions. 23/12/2017
Turkey Turkish-Greek negative relations 'now history' - Erdogan Turkey's president tells the Greek press that ties are no longer negative as he starts a two-day visit in Athens. 07/12/2017
Vietnam Trump: 'I believe Putin denial' on election meddling claim The US and Russian leaders also discussed Syria and North Korea at their first meeting in four months. 11/11/2017
France Former French Culture Minister is chosen as candidate to head UNESCO Former French culture minister Audrey Azoulay has been chosen as UNESCO’s new chief. Azoulay edged Qatar’s Hamad bin Abdulaziz al-Kawari after the 14/10/2017
North Korea Timeline: North Korea’s six nuclear device tests North Korea conducted its sixth and most powerful nuclear test to date on Sunday. 04/09/2017
economy Chinese and U.S. business leaders meet to discuss their economic relationship and future challenges Twenty business leaders from China and the United States have met to set up an annual dialogue about the economic challenges ahead. 19/07/2017
North Korea US and China unite as UN slaps new sanctions on North Korea The United Nations Security Council has expanded targeted sanctions against North Korea after its repeated missile tests in defiance of a 02/06/2017
Israel Trump sees ''rare opportunity'' for Middle East peace Donald Trump has said he believes he has a ‘‘rare opportunity’‘ to bring peace to the Middle East after arriving in Israel. 22/05/2017
Italy Syria: G7 rejects fresh sanction plan as Tillerson flies to Moscow Turkey's health minister is quoted as saying traces of sarin gas have been found on the bodies of those who died in Khan Sheikhoun last week. 11/04/2017
