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Empathy for Tunisian discontent in France
Tunisians and French-Tunisians have come out onto the streets of Paris and Marseille, where they now live, to show how angry they are with the…
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Tunis eyewitness fears worse on the way
As violent clashes spread to the centre of the Tunisian capital, one local Tunis-based journalist has suggested events in his country could spiral…
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Poland's PM says Russia crash report incomplete
Poland's prime minister has criticised the Russian report into the Smolensk plane crash, saying it is incomplete. President Lech Kaczynski, his…
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EU faults Hungary's deadly red mud classification
The Hungarian authorities are being dragged through the mud again, being told they were wrong to classify industrial waste which in an accident in…
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Ben Ali - "I have understood you"
The President of Tunisia has spoken to his people just after the main evening news in a television address, during which he promised a positive…
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Brazil flood deaths near 400
The number of dead from Brazil's devastating floods is expected to rise rapidly. Concentrated mainly in the mountainous regions near Rio, the…
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Kazakh parliament to overturn presidential veto
Kazakhstan's parliament is expected to lift a presidential veto on a planned referendum in the next few hours, paving the way for leader Nursultan…
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Frustration and fury on the streets of Tunis
Euronews' correspondent in Tunis, Jamel Ezzedini, was able to get exclusive pictures of some of the latest violence in the Tunisian capital. The…
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Italy's Berlusconi shrugs off legal setback
Italy's Silvio Berlusconi is still smiling apparently, despite a legal ruling that removes his automatic immunity from prosecution. The…
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Tunisian president announces he will stand down
Was it joy that President Ben Ali was finally going to leave the presidential palace in three years time that brought Tunisians out onto the streets…
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EU signs Azeri gas deal, reducing reliance on Russia
The EU has signed a major gas deal with Azerbaijan. Hailed as a breakthrough by European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso, the move helps…
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Brazil's flooding death toll tops 500
More than 500 people are now known to have died in one of Brazil's worst natural disasters in decades. Raging floods and landslides have left a…
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Australia flood clean-up starts
Receding water levels have revealed the full extent of flood damage in Australia's third largest city as stinking mud and debris leave homes…
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Al Attiyah remains on course for maiden Dakar triumph
Qatar's Nasser Al Attiyah has one hand on his first ever Dakar Rally title after winning Stage 11 - a 622 kilometre special between Chilecito and San…
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Gbagbo supporters attack UN vehicles in Ivory Coast
UN vehicles in Ivory Coast have been attacked by forces loyal to Laurent Gbagbo, who is refusing to cede power despite being internationally…
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Gbagbo supporters attack UN vehicles in Abidjan
no comment : Gbagbo supporters attack UN vehicles in Abidjan
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Clashes break out in Turkey's Diyarbakir
no comment : Clashes break out in Turkey's Diyarbakir
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Kazakhstan moves to extend presidential term
Kazakhstan’s parliament has voted unanimously in favour of a referendum on extending President Nazarbayev's term in office. A yes vote would…
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Brisbane clean up starts
In Brisbane the clean-up has started in some areas as the floods have started to recede. Hundreds of volunteers have been helping, in many cases even…
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