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latest le mag news

Royksopp�s Junior storms the charts

Norweigan electronic music duo Royksopp are enjoying the success of their third studio album �Junior� and their latest single from the album �Happy Up Here�. The band�s name is derived from�

Music

Hamlet�s castle hosts music festival

Berlin exhibits Buddist heritage of Pakistan

Landmines in focus

The Kronborg castle in Helsingor, Denmark is reputedly the setting for Shakespeare�s Hamlet and this summer will host an international chamber music�

An exhibition of art from the Afghanistan/Pakistan border region of Gandhara has opened in Berlin and will run until August 10th. The area hit�

The victims of landmine explosions in over 78 countries are commemorated in a UN exhibition in New York. It also highlights the plight of half a�

latest cinema news

Documentary Film Festival celebration

The documentary film festival �Visions du reel� in Nyon near Geneva, Switzerland, is celebrating a double anniversary. It first started in 1969, during student protests. It was relaunched 15 years�

Documentary

Good friendships between men

New French film explores renewal

Japan�s animation film

Two men fall in like, in a new film comedy �I Love you Man�. A man gets engaged and realises he has no friend to be best man, so he goes on a long�

�Villa Amalia� filmed in Italy, is based on the novel by French Author Pascal Quingard. It stars Isabelle Huppert, and is directed by Benoit Jacquot.�

After four years of drawing his characters by hand, Hayao Miyazaki one of Japan�s greatest animation directors, has finished his latest film �Ponyo�

world of talent

Challenge and self-discovery at the poles

Belgian explorer Dixie Dansercoer is an ambassador for the savage yet subtle beauty of the polar regions. In this edition of Talent he explains the physical and mental challenges of travelling in�

Polar region

The Twins who Win

Wind of Change blows through Danish island

Freedom to Paint: Cornelia Schleime

The world of competitive women�s wind-surfing has been dominated by a pair of Spanish sisters for the last ten years. The Moreno twins, Daida and�

Think local, act local � that�s the message from green guru Soren Hermansen. In this edition of Talent � how an ex-farmer has harnessed the�

Self-portraits, surrealism and the Stasi � just some of the influences which help make up the varied work of the German artist Cornelia Shleime.�

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Tue, 21 Apr 2009 09:57:24 GMT

Latest agora

What future for Guadeloupe?

Two differing views on Gaza from within Israel 05/02 17:41 CET

USA & Human Rights: views from Europe 31/10 19:57 CET

US election from a European perspective 03/10 21:02 CET

What now for Europe in the global economy 23/09 10:20 CET

Will Africa pay the price of the rich world�s financial crisis? 19/11 18:04 CET

Turkish wrinting duo discuss nation�s love affair with Europe 29/10 20:50 CET

Bridge or barrier? The role of multilingualism in Europe today 25/09 18:24 CET

Two new EU members ponder greener future 06/09 11:43 CET

Headlines

latest science news

Preserving Ancient Artefacts in Iraq

Archeologists are trying to ensure that artefacts from ancient civilisations at the Haditha Lake in the western Anbar province of Iraq, are preserved for posterity.

Archaeology

Deep brain stimulation

Nnew filters protect eyesight

Ebola accident boosts hopes for a vaccine

Doctors at the Central Hospital in Rennes are carrying out operations using electrodes planted deep in the brain, to try to cure illnesses like�

Strong light, artificial or natural, can damage our eyes. But now, Celia Sanchez Ramos, a professor at Complutense University in Madrid, has come up�

When a researcher developing a vaccine for Ebola accidentally pricked herself with a syringe containing the deadly virus, her colleagues needed to�

latest space news

Interdisciplinary International Intercultural Studies

The International Space University is based in Strasbourg, France. Fifty students from all corners of the world are preparing for their future careers in Space Science. They are studying a wide range�

education

Getting to know our planetary neighbours

A taste of how hard it will be putting life on�

From Gunpowder to the cosmos the latest�

How well do we really know our Solar System? While we may be starting to unravel the secrets of Earth and its closest neighbours Mars and Venus, the�

It is a claustrophobe�s worst nightmare. Locked in a giant tin-can for months on end, isolated from the outside world. In Moscow, scientists are�

In the beginning there was gunpowder then came hydrogen and liquid oxygen used to propel objects through space. Today many more propellants are�

latest fly

European airports: the challenges of growth

Despite the current financial crisis, forecasts predict steady growth in the aviation sector in the next decades. We take a look at how different airports across Europe are coping with a growing�

Air traffic

Air industry tries to clean up its act

VLJs� success takes jet-setting to a new level

The way ahead for air navigation

Air transport is having a growing effect on the environment. How can technological development and research programmes help make aviation greener?�

There�s a new breed of aircraft taking-off in Europe, bringing the chance of a private jet-set lifestyle to more and more people. Very Light Jets�

A transatlantic flight from New York to Stockholm shows the future of air navigation. A real test on an actual flight in Fly.

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Tue, 21 Apr 2009 09:52:59 GMT

latest sawa

EU helps Jordan reform its vocational training system

Reforming and upgrading technical and vocational training is a major challenge for Middle Eastern & Mediterranean nations, where education often means university or nothing, and women hardly get�

Jordan

Women�s rights in Jordan

Saving Morocco�s Ma�mora Forest

Jordan�s water shortage is a drop in the ocean

With International Women�s Day just around the corner, euronews travelled to the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan to see what reforms are being put in�

Morocco�s Ma�mora Forest is in danger. The vast expanse of oak trees used to make 70 percent of the country�s cork is suffering from overgrazing and�

Launching the Mediterranean Union was one of the aims of France�s European Union presidency. Bringing together North and South, as well as�

Latest metropolitans

Poznan prepares for UN Climate Conference

Global warming is descending on Poland � Poznan to be precise, which is to host the forthcoming United Nations Climate Conference in December. But why did the UN choose this lively and historic city,�

Poland

The re-invention of Poland�s Katowice

A taste of Lyon, capital of gastronomy

Gijon comes to terms with an ever changing world

Katowice � surrounded by mountains and built in Poland�s coal mining area. But this Silesian city is about to re-invent itself with a major�

France�s second city, Lyon is not taking its gastronomic reputation for granted. Breaking down walls to build new ones in their place, the city�

There is a spot on the Atlantic coast of Spain which marks a crossroads between the past and the future. Founded by the Celts in the fifth century BC�

European Socialists divided before election 17/04 21:30 CET

What�s left? GUE/NGL hope for gains 27/03 16:52 CET

A day in the life of two MEPs 13/03 21:43 CET

An orientation tool for EU voters 27/02 21:25 CET

Have the Greens got a hope? 03/04 21:19 CET

Eurosceptics divided ahead of EU elections 20/03 20:51 CET

What does Azerbaijan expect from the EU? 06/03 20:06 CET

How to get Europeans to vote 20/02 20:44 CET

Headlines

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Tue, 21 Apr 2009 09:45:16 GMT

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Jerusalem, Israel nocomment | 17/04 09:56 CET

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Latest market news & analysis

Europe & America begin week with a whimper

A terrible start to the week on Europe�s stock markets as banks and mining shares slumped. It was put down to a mixture of profit-taking and uncertainty over the still-bedridden financial sector.�

Europe

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European shares finished up over one percent, rising for the sixth straight week. Investors were cheered by news from across the Atlantic -�

European shares finished the day lower. Financial stocks resumed their slide after UBS reported a first-quarter loss and as the boost from�

European shares finished up one percent. They had been higher � at their best in two months � but slipped back on news that US retail sales�

Middle East News We put you in the heart of events. Browse Middle East News by category. Al-Shorfa.com/en/news/Turkey: Islamist Politics Does Prime Minister Erdo�an. Accept Turkish Secularism?. www.meforum.org

latest europeans

Combatting online images of child sexual abuse and exploitation

The Council of Europe and the European Commission are launching new initiatives to try to curb the distribution of such images. Europeans travels to Copenhagen to see how the police and specialist�

Children

Swedes teach sustainability in school

NATO battles cyber attacks

Guadeloupe: Towards a new status?

From infants to industry, in Sweden they want the European Parliament elections to centre on sustainable development and innovation. Hoping to make�

Sixty years after it was created, the North Atlantic Treaty Alliance, NATO, has taken on a mission it could only have imagined back in 1949: The war�

After weeks of social unrest on the French archipelago of Guadeloupe, questions are being raised about its future. Will it move towards a cutting of�

Latest world news

Tue, 21 Apr 2009 09:41:37 GMT

Ahmadinejad should be jailed, says Elie Wiesel

�Vile and hateful.� �Extremist and unacceptable.� Those are just two of the international reactions to the Iranian President�s latest verbal onslaught on Israel. Holocaust survivor Elie�

United Nations

Israel marks Holocaust Remembrance Day

Russia/NATO talks in jeopardy

Spain claims to have foiled ETA attack

Israel has marked the start of Holocaust Remembrance Day, with a ceremony for the six million Jews killed by the Nazis in World War Two. Prime�

Hopes of improved relations between the West and Russia since the election of President Obama are being threatened by planned NATO war games in�

Spain says the arrest of a suspected Basque terror cell at the weekend may have foiled an attempted attack against the new regional government.�

Latest economy news

Tue, 21 Apr 2009 09:24:44 GMT

Policymakers warn don�t get excited about recovery

After six weeks of climbing stockmarkets and Wall street beating records that stood since 1938 policymakers are pouring cold water on hopes the global economy has turned the corner. The OECD boss�

OECD

Hannover Trade Fair opens window on future

Shanghai motor show opens confidently

ECB and IMF heads give recovery views

Energy efficiency in industrial processes is the theme of this year�s Hanover trade fair, considered the world�s most important in the domain of�

China appears to be the only place in the world where carmakers can sell their wares at the moment, with the Shanghai motor showing putting on a�

The head of the European Central Bank is leading calls for bold action to ensure the global economy recovers by next year. In a speech in�

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Latest corporate news

Tue, 21 Apr 2009 09:20:25 GMT

GM on brink of washing its hands of Opel

General Motors could be about to shed its controlling interest in Opel for nothing, as long as any new investor promises to put money into a new company formed from its European operations, according�

Cars

New leadership for Chrysler?

Sony Ericsson cuts more workers

GE profit fall not as bad as feared

Struggling US carmaker Chrysler could get a whole new board of directors and possibly a different boss if it completes a planned alliance with�

Two thousand more jobs are to go at Sony Ericsson. The mobile phone maker will cut 20 percent of its workforce as poor sales led to a�

General Electric has reported a better-than-expected quarterly profit. The largest US conglomerate is seen as a good gauge of the state of the�

Latest hi-tech news

Tue, 21 Apr 2009 09:15:38 GMT

GREENER AIR AND SEA TRANSPORT

Skycat, being built in Bedford UK, is a hybrid aircraft which consumes up to 70 percent less fuel than a normal plane. And Eoseas, a low-energy ship being made in France, uses sails, recycled water�

Transport

New industrial inventions are greener

Using sound to make sweet dreams a reality for all

Chinese pensioner designs stair-climbing chair

French and Italian scientists are researching a new cement which they say could absorb up to 80 percent of CO2 from car emissions. And Swiss�

A touring installation created by a British artist is developing a technique to control people�s dreams. The Dream Director puts members of the�

Li Rongbiao had been looking forward to a quiet retirement. But after he left his job aged 65 a few years ago, his wife had an accident.