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EU Commission: EU parliament to approve Commission

EU parliament to approve Commission

Today is one of the rare occasions when the European parliament truly comes centre-stage in EU politics. That is because its job this Tuesday is to vote on the new incoming European Commission…

EU Commission

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Yulia Tymoshenko is reportedly vowing to never accept defeat. Ukrainian television reports the Prime Minister has decided not to concede after…
Tehran’s plans to enrich uranium stockpiles and build ten refinement sites in a year have plunged the country into a worsening diplomatic crisis…
It is turning out to be a rocky road for Toyota – but also for its customers. The company has been forced to confirm its third major recall in four…
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  5. Fonseka arrested for ‘military offences’
  6. US shuttle Endeavour blasts off

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EU Commission: Workings of the European Commission

Workings of the European Commission

Headquartered in the Berlaymont building in Brussels, the European Commission acts as an executive of the European Union, like a supranational independent government, with one commissioner from each…

EU Commission

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José Manuel Barroso, in his first five years in office as President of the European Commission, showed his power of political adaptability so often…
The euronews Brussels correspondent, Sergio Cantone, asked President of the European Commission Jose Manuel Barroso about his priorities for his…
To become a European Commissioner means sitting a test. The European Parliament has power of approval over the whole team, though individual…
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  2. Iceland seeks EU warmth to fend off isolation
  3. Bulgarian ‘new’ commissioner concludes EP hearings
  4. Washington confirms Obama not to attend EU-US summit
  5. Brussels protest over job cuts
  6. Gender imbalance and positive discrimination

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latest economy news

Strike: More Greek strikes threatened

More Greek strikes threatened

Greek civil servants have warned of further strikes if the government unveils tough austerity measures to cut its ballooning deficit and public debt. The public sector union already plans another…

Strike

Industry: Turkish industrial production surgesTurkish industrial production surges Gross domestic product: French GDP growth predictionFrench GDP growth prediction Economy: More US jobs lost in JanuaryMore US jobs lost in January
The recovery is starting to pick up in Turkey. Industrial production there increased by just over 25 percent in December, compared with the same…
The French economy is expected to grow by 0.5 percent in the first three months of this year. That is according to the latest forecast from…
There has been little sign of a recovery in the US labour market. The latest government figures showed employers there cut another 20,000 jobs in…
  1. Pay strikes disrupt Germany
  2. Crisis hit euro zone economies
  3. China shoe row goes to WTO
  4. Toyota faces big bill over recall
  5. Euro zone interest rates unchanged
  6. Euro zone services expand

latest corporate news

Cars: Recall problems mount for Toyota

Recall problems mount for Toyota

Toyota is reportedly preparing a recall of its latest model Prius hybrid in Japan this week to sort out problems with the brakes. It would then recall the cars worldwide including Europe. Toyota…

Cars

Airlines: Fewer passengers for Air France-KLMFewer passengers for Air France-KLM Airlines: Surprise profit for British AirwaysSurprise profit for British Airways Cars: Truckmaker Volvo’s losses increaseTruckmaker Volvo’s losses increase
Passenger traffic at Air France-KLM fell in January by 1.6 percent, but there were fewer empty seats as the airline reduced the number of flights…
British Airways posted an unexpected operating profit of 28 million euros for the final three months of last year. The UK flag-carrier credited…
Swedish lorry maker Volvo made a bigger than expected loss in the fourth-quarter. The world’s second largest truck company said its operating loss…
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  2. Electrolux profit disappoints
  3. Pedal problems hit Toyota sales
  4. Toy industry descends on Nuremberg
  5. Roche profit misses forecasts
  6. BP’s earnings disappoint

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latest cinema news

Horror film: Wolfman – the legend continues

Wolfman – the legend continues

A remake of the 1941 horror classic, The Wolfman goes on general release this month, starring Benicio del Toro, Emily Blunt and Anthony Hopkins…

Horror film

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Organisers of the Razzies — which acknowledge the worst of the movie industry — have announced their short-list of shame. And Sandra Bullock…
Preparations are underway for the 60th anniversary of the Berlin Film Festival. There are nearly 400 films on show for the jubilee edition – 20 of…
British actor Colin Firth takes the lead in the drama A Single Man – the directorial debut for Tom Ford. Firth has already collected the Best Actor…
  1. Gibson back on screen in Edge of Darkness
  2. Sundance honours the Indies
  3. Legion
  4. Sundance premiers
  5. High-altitude laughs in Alpe d’Huez
  6. Tim Burton to head Cannes jury

latest science news

Health: Lung transplant machine could boost op numbers

Lung transplant machine could boost op numbers

Surgeons in Madrid have carried out lung transplants using new equipment that could mean more people will be able to benefits from these organ operations in the future.

Health

Architecture: Ancient eco air-conditioning in IranAncient eco air-conditioning in Iran Archaeology: Long-lost Roman water source discoveredLong-lost Roman water source discovered Climate: Climate Change Confusion for Lithuanian BirdsClimate Change Confusion for Lithuanian Birds
Centuries before air conditioning architects in Iran came up with an effective cooling system. In the ancient desert city of Yazd in the centre of…
A pair of amateur archaeologists claim to have found the source of an aqueduct that used to bring fresh water to ancient Rome. Acqua Traiana was…
Scientists believe global warming is putting birds in Lithuania into a quandry. They say the unusual weather conditions caused by climate change are…
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  2. Climate change threatens Arctic tundra
  3. New treatments to combat breast cancer
  4. The origins of our galaxy
  5. House dating back 8,000 years found in Israel
  6. Rice that doesn’t need cooking

latest le mag news

Music: Akon releases Africa anthem

Akon releases Africa anthem

Senegalese-American singer songwriter Akon has teamed up with Keri Hilson, the Soweto Gospel Choir and other artists for his latest single Oh Africa.

Music

Culture: New season underway at Venice’s La FeniceNew season underway at Venice’s La Fenice Fashion: Italy starts to archive its fashion heritageItaly starts to archive its fashion heritage : French impressionists go to MadridFrench impressionists go to Madrid
Venice might be renowned for canals, gondoliers and ice-cream, but its opera house “Teatro La Fenice” is equally well known. La Fenice — or the…
A wide array of fashion history is being restored, enhanced and digitised for an archive of Italian fashion. Once complete the material will be…
Some of the finest works by Monet, Degas, Renoir and other French impressionist artists have been brought together in Madrid for an exhibition…
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Latest interviews

Politics: Interview with Ilham Aliyev, president of Azerbaijan

Interview with Ilham Aliyev, president of Azerbaijan

“We want to put an end to the conflict in Nagorno Karabakh by peaceful means…but at the same time, our patience also has limits.” Ilham Aliyev is president of Azerbaijan and commander-in-chief of…

Politics

EU-Turkey: Erdoğan deflects reform criticism, questions EU honestyErdoğan deflects reform criticism, questions … Politics: Papandreou: “We want to make sure that Greece is credible”Papandreou: “We want to make sure that Greece is… Foreign policy: Senegal’s President Wade on aid, Haiti and African initiativeSenegal’s President Wade on aid, Haiti and…
Prime Minister, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, just before the euronews launch of broadcasting in Turkish, spoke with us on a range of topics, from Turkey’s…
Could Greece become the first eurozone economy to collapse as it struggles to fund its soaring public debt. Not so, says the country’s Prime Minister…
In Copenhagen, President of Senegal Abdoulaye Wade lashed out at the industrially advanced countries over what he called their unkept promises. He…
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  4. António Guterres: “The biggest crisis is in people’s minds”
  5. Interview: Portuguese Prime Minister José Sócrates
  6. Turkey has place in a Europe of “liberté, egalité, and fraternité” says Pamuk