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White House causes outrage by blocking reporters from briefing

The White House has blocked several news outlets, including CNN and the New York Times, from a press briefing.

Syria

#AllViews live: euronews journalists discuss current conflicts in Syria and Ukraine

USA

Trump's explosive press conference: Six flashpoints

President Trump gave a wide-ranging 77-minute press conference on Thursday

France

French journalist 'roughed up' by security guards at Le Pen appearance

A French journalist was violently removed by security guards from a Paris event on February 1, after asking National Front leader Marine Le Pen a question about her alleged misuse of European Union fu

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World News

Everything you always wanted to know about fake news but were afraid to google

Fake news is gaining ground and forcing the truth out of our daily lives...if we let it. Here's our guide to surviving the media morass.

World News

'Spotlight' reporter tells euronews: "With Trump, we'll have a lot to write about."

Michael Rezendes was portrayed by Mark Ruffalo in the Oscar-winning film.

World

2016: From a Hungarian point of view

Euronews brings you the best moments of 2016 from our Budapest office.

Russia

Russia crash: Media crews perish on doomed aircraft

Russian television is mourning nine of its own – reporters and TV crew members from three different channels were on board the military plane that crashed early on Sunday en route to…

Egypt

Egyptian Journalists Union head sentenced to two years in jail

An Egyptian court has sentenced the head of a journalists’ union to two years in prison, a ruling condemned by rights groups.

Turkey

Turkey: police detain opposition Cumhuriyet editor and journalists

The editor and several journalists have been detained, accused of acting for the banned Gulenist movement and Kurdish militants.

Cinema

'Good Girls Revolt' a 60s discrimination drama that reverberates today

Amazon’s latest original series is based on the book 'Good Girls Revolt' by Lynn Povich,' about a group of women employed by Newsweek magazine in the 1960's who ended up suing the magazine for discrim

Hungary

Hungary's opposition journalists take shelter in homeless magazine

Hungarian opposition journalists take shelter in homeless magazine, saying the government shut their newspaper down.

USA

Trump takes aim at the press as White House campaign struggles

Die-hard supporters are standing by their man but Donald Trump’s road to the White House is looking rockier than ever.

Russia

Russia detains Ukraine journalist on spying accusations

Russia’s FSB security service has arrested a senior Ukrainian journalist on spying charges sparking a fresh diplomatic row between the two countries.

Italy

'Offended' Italians sue Charlie Hebdo for Amatrice pasta cartoons

The Italian town of Amatrice is suing French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo for depicting earthquake victims as pasta dishes.

Cult

Vintage News Service brings a unique blast from the past

With the rise of social media platforms, such as Facebook and Twitter, all advancing how an audience consumes information, Vintage news is a blast from the past, looking backwards to find a niche to t

Greece

A.Velios : "I and my death, the right to euthanasia"

“Death is like a wall.

Turkey

Turkey: Journalists face court as media crackdown intensifies

Aside from the army, the media is in the front line of the mass purges sweeping Turkey since the July 15-16 coup attempt.

Turkey

Turkey orders another 47 journalists detained in post-coup crackdown

Turkey ordered a further 47 journalists detained on Wednesday as part of a sweeping crackdown in the wake of the failed military coup.

Turkey

'Arrest warrants issued' for journalists after Turkey attempted coup

Prominent Turkish commentator and former politician Nazli Ilicak is among 42 journalists facing arrest after the authorities issued warrants for their detention, according to local…