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19.10.11 by pawlud
What is all this fuss about a single Isreali soldier. There must be much more serious headlines to watch. This is all a plot by the international media, all united to deviate headine news from the much more important issues facing us today . Just stop this Middeleast nonsense, we have had enough !. We want to see more professional journalists, who dedicate their efforts to inform us about the real issues. And,
ITS NOT WHERE IT HAPPENS, BUT WHAT HAPPENS !
19.10.11 by pspturkey
Dear editors, i have noticed that the members of terorist organisation PKK are called as “rebels”, not “terorist” at your news bulletins. I just wonder why do you call them “rebels” persistently, even EU and the US accept they’re terorists.
24.10.11
Dear viewer,
As a general rule stories on the PKK make it clear that it is regarded as a terrorist organisation by Turkey and the EU. If they are referred to as rebels or separatists in the story, that does not mean they are not considered terrorists by the international community at the same time, and the viewer is not left in any doubt about this. Head of English Service
11.10.11 by t.waddon
There are far to many corrupt people and to many in politics who become millionaires. Now that the Ex Prime Minister of Ukraine has been found guilty against the State and charge with paying back Millions of dollars . Maybe its about time we in Europe should be also looking at our Ex Prime Ministers or Presidents of how they got their huge fortunes. People like Tony Blair, Lady Thatcher and her son also many European Ex Politicians etc, etc. plus a number of African Politicians who suddenly get millions out of thin air Maybe this is why the EU are not happy with what has happened in Ukraine. The People of Ukraine do not want to be part of the European Union. Just as 70% of the people of Britain do not want to be in the EU and it is showing why every day.
10.10.11 by beceka
Dear euronews,
Recentely you showed a discussion with an EDL memeber in England. It was a nasty item. The young man had to argue with someone much older and skilled in his way of discussion. Freedom, democracy and humanity are old European traditions and should not be put in danger.
01.10.11 by vanmarckestevy
Hello,
just wondering who the voice would be that reads the news on the euronews Bulletin?
Such a lovely calm voice, perfect for news!!!
thx for years of info
10.10.11
Dear viewer,
All the journalists of the English Service (and all euronews’ language services) write and ‘voice’ the stories themselves, so it could be any one of a number of people, particularly as you haven’t indicated whether it was male or female. Glad you like it, though. Head of English Service
29.09.11 by gigihebean
Thank you for your Weather section ! It is just what I need ! It helps me very much !
26.09.11 by val.nairn
In the last 10years I have visited Spain 3 times and loved every minute of it but always felt very sad that Spanish people could still get their kicks from watching the cruel practice of bull fighting.
Do hope that the rest of the country follows Catalonia .
Sincere thanks to all who have campaigned over many years against this barbaric spectacle
21.09.11 by roymarydavis
Two Points
1, You state that you will never miss a sport but do not show the rugby world cup, watched by millions,while at the same time spending lots of time on the minority sport of basketball. Editors bias? 2, I enjoy No Comment but often do not know where the action is taking place or why. You could simply write both on the screen without loosing the impact of what is a good idea.
22.09.11
Dear viewer, We are covering the the rugby world cup and have carried reports on all the matches. Basketball is a very popular sport in Europe and I would guess played and watched in more countries and by more people than rugby (correct me if I’m wrong). Either way it’s still worth covering. Regarding No Comment, there is normally a reference to where and what the event is, but we would acknowledge that sometimes the context of these eye-catching video is not always immediately evident. Head of English Service
15.09.11 by jgamleus
Dear euronews, you are advertising on t.v. for your mobile services for Android and iPhone, which is great. But I can find nothing about it on your website www.euronews.net. Can you put a link to your mobile services, mentioning the word ‘mobile’, on your home page? Thanks in advance, Han
16.09.11
Dear viewer, The ad for our mobile services appears on the home page from time to time, but you can find it by clicking on ‘extras’ on the top right of the page and scrolling down. Here’s the link to it: http://www.euronews.net/services/nocomment-tv/
Head of English Service
14.09.11 by marekhegemon
Hello
Please create Polish version of your site!
Regards