European News Austria scandal: What we know about the video which brought down the governmentEuronews - Carolin KuterA deep political crisis engulfed Austria on Friday after a video was released showing the leader of the country's junior coalition far-right Freedom Party (FPÖ) seemingly agree to offer public contracts
Vienna Vienna zoo presents giant panda Yuan Yuan to publicEuronews - euronewsGiant panda Yuan Yuan was officially handed over from China to Vienna's Schoenbrunn zoo on Monday (May 20) in a ceremony attended by top Austrian and Chinese officials. It was the first time that the was
Algeria Polls the best route out of Algeria's political crisis - Army chiefafricanews.com - AfricaNews Elections are the best way to overcome Algeria’s political crisis and avoid a constitutional vacuum, the country’s army chief said on state …
Eiffel Tower Eiffel Tower evacuated after man climbs on structureEuronewsThe Eiffel Tower was evacuated and closed on Monday afternoon after a man tried to climb on the side of the metallic structure. The official Twitter account for the Tower announced that it was closed further
Austria Autria's FPÖ ministers resign en masse to protest colleague's sacking in wake of video scandalEuronews - Alice TideyMinisters from Austria's far-right Freedom Party (FPO) resigned en masse on Monday in the wake of a scandal involving party leader Heinz-Christian Strache. The FPO, the junior partner in Austria's ruling
Organic Food Which European country produces the most organic food and drink?Euronews - euronewsSmall organic farm businesses are on the rise in the UK, according to new government data. Despite a drop in area of organic farmland, there is now higher demand for sustainably produced food and drink
Science Quenching the thirst of concentrated solar power plantsEuronews - Andrea BolithoConcentrated solar power - CSP - has the potential to bring energy to remote areas of the world. The heat of the sun is reflected off rows of mirrors onto a central tower, transforming water into steam
World News INSIDE THE MIGRANTS' JUNGLE IN SAMOSEuronews - Valérie GauriatSarah is from Uganda. A former university lecturer in political science, and civil rights activist, she fled her country where her security was at risk. She has been surviving in the so-called migrants
Solar Panels Concentrated Solar Power and photovoltaic panels - what's the difference?Euronews - Andrea BolithoBy 2020, a fifth of the energy used in the EU should be from renewable sources. Solar power is one of the main types - both photovoltaic panels and the lesser-known Concentrated Solar Power. But what's
Brexit Party Milkshake thrown at Brexit party leader FarageEuronews - euronewsUK Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage was hit with a milkshake during a campaign visit to Newcastle on Monday. Farage cut short his walkabout to the northern English city after the incident and was led by
Monaco 'Green is the new Glam' at Monte-Carlo Fashion Week 2019Euronews - euronewsA selection of the super-rich flocked to Monaco last week for one of the principality’s most prestigious annual occasions, Monte-Carlo Fashion Week. The series of high fashion events, held under the High
European News Cannes Film Festival: 10 European films not to missEuronewsEuronews has selected 10 films by European directors that are being presented at the 72nd Cannes Film Festival. These films, which Euronews wholeheartedly recommends, represent European cinema at its Pitch
South Sudan Eritrea stands with Sudanese people - Afwerki sends delegation to Khartoumafricanews.com - AfricaNews Eritrea stands in solidarity with the Sudanese people was the crust of a message transmitted by a delegation that was sent on Sunday by President …
World News 'They sprayed the room with bullets': migrants in Libyan detention centres living in fearEuronews - Anelise BorgesHumanitarian organisations are raising the alarm about the dire situation for migrants and refugees stuck in detention centres in and around Tripoli, where heavy clashes have been ongoing for the past
War Tug-of-war takes place before island disappearsEuronews - Lauren ChadwickBetween mainland England and the Isle of Wight is a body of water called The Solent. In the Spring, a sandbank forms an island in the middle of the strait called "The Brambles Bank." In the 30 minutes
European News UK government in 'clear breach' of duty as families face povertyEuronews - Lauren ChadwickTens of thousands of poor families in the United Kingdom do not have enough to eat due to government cuts, Human Rights Watch said in a damning report released on Monday. The human rights organisation
Africa Ilunga Ilunkamba: DRC prez nominates experienced hand as Prime Ministerafricanews.com - AfricaNews Ilunga Ilunkamba has been nominated by President Felix Tshisekedi to occupy the position of Prime Minister of the Democratic Republic of Congo, …
Cyprus Drilling off the coast of Cyprus is Turkey's 'sovereign right' says ministerEuronews - Sinead BarryTurkish leaders claim that drilling on oil reserves off the coast of Cyprus is a "sovereign right" of Turkey, say Turkish-Cypriot press releases. According to the reports, Turkey's Minister for Foreign
Volodymyr Zelensky TV comedian Zelensky sworn in as President of UkraineEuronews - euronewsVolodymyr Zelensky was sworn in as President of Ukraine on Monday (May 20) in the country's parliament. The ceremony included Zelensky taking an oath and receiving the President of Ukraine's regalia including
Egypt 12 Jihadists killed as Egypt investigates bomb explosionafricanews.com - AfricaNews Egyptian police are inspecting the damage caused by the explosion of a tourist bus near the famous pyramids of Giza where 17 people were seriously …
Nigel Farage Nigel Farage doused in milkshake on the campaign trailEuronewsAfter eggs and tomatoes, the latest food trend (to throw at political adversaries) is apparently milkshake. Nigel Farage, the leader of Britain’s Brexit Party, was covered in milkshake by an anti-Brexit
Pancakes Shifting careers: From banking to making pancakes [Inspire Africa]africanews.com - AfricaNews In this edition on Inspire Africa, an Ivorian entrepreneur who own several pastry shops in Abidjan shares his tips to successfully changing careers …
European News Vincent Lambert: The 10 year right to die case | #TheCubeEuronews - Seana DavisAfter a decade of hospitalisation and subsequent legal challenges, the man who has become central in the right to die debate in France is due to begin deep sedation treatment on Monday 20 May. Lambert,
Egypt Egypt security forces react to bus bombing, kill 12 militantsafricanews.com - AfricaNews Egypt’s interior minister said on Monday that the country’s security forces have killed 12 suspected Islamist militants in Cairo, following the …
Khmer Rouge Cambodians re-enact genocidal horrors to remember those killed in Khmer Rouge regimeEuronews - euronewsCambodian performers on Monday (May 20) re-enacted scenes of civilians being killed by Khmer Rouge soldiers to remember the millions who died during the murderous Maoist regime that came to an end 40 ago.
UEFA Women's Champions League Olympique Lyonnais welcomed home after 6th Women's Champions League winEuronews - Andrew RobiniLess than 24 hours after their Champions League triumph, Olympique Lyonnais' women's team were back on home soil to celebrate. Speaking at a ceremony held inside the city centre's Hotel de Ville, the of
Africa Vivatech2019: can Africa become tech leader? [Morning Call]africanews.com - AfricaNews French technology summit called Vivatech has come to an end. Around 9,000 startups from about 125 countries took part culminating into a crowd of …
Soweto Kotula, a ‘One man’s initiative’ to help Soweto [Morning Call]africanews.com - AfricaNews The Morning Call is about you. We want to share your opinions on our programme. If you want to contribute to The Morning Call, here are the best ways …
European Parliament Video: European Parliament elections — who is most likely to vote?EuronewsWho is most likely to vote during the upcoming European elections? Between May 23 and 26, European Union citizens will vote to fill 751 seats in the European Parliament. Each country holds voting separately
Climate Change Which newspaper has stopped using the phrase ‘climate change’?Euronews - euronewsUK newspaper The Guardian has made a significant change to it stylistic guide when it comes to reporting on the environment. In a bid to spread awareness of the severity of our climate problem, the British
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