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euronews - space - ATV: the next step Europe's ATV - the Jules Verne - ended its first mission with a controlled break-up over the Pacific. Its developers are already thinking about the future of Automated Transport Vehicles, and hope to develop a craft that can not only return to earth intact, but can also carry a crew of astronauts. Tags: euronews space atv

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euronews - sawa - The Iraqis who seek refuge in Syria Syria has become the land of refuge for Iraqis fleeing their country's troubles. 1.5 million Iraqis are living here, mostly in Damascus. But life is not easy for those trying to make a living, or for those hoping to return home or emigrate to the West. In Sawa this week, we take a tour of Little Baghdad, in the heart of the Syrian capital. Tags: euronews syria refugees iraqis

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euronews - Interview: Moroccan Royal aide, André Azoulay André Azoulay is the archetypal princely adviser: diplomatic, discreet and politically adept. He is familiar with the corridors of power, not only in Morocco, but also on the international scene. Azoulay's determination to bring together the people of the Mediterranean led to his appointment as President of the Anna Lindh foundation, a network which promotes dialogue among countries of the region. Being a Jewish adviser to the Muslim King of Morocco, he is uniquely positioned to press for the building of a Palestinian state which recognises the existence of Israel. Tags: euronews Interview: André Azoulay Morocco

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euronews - agora - US election from a European perspective The McCain-Obama US election race has captured the European imagination, and the time is right to take a look at the American election from a European perspective. Francois Lafond heads the French branch of the Transatlantic think-tank the German Marshall Fund. John Evans is a Trade Union advisor to the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development. euronews met both men at OECD headquarters in Paris. Tags: euronews agora US election from European perspective

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euronews - fly - The way ahead for air navigation A transatlantic flight from New York to Stockholm shows the future of air navigation. A real test on an actual flight in Fly. Tags: euronews fly air navigation

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euronews - agora - What now for Europe in the global economy It is being called the worst financial crisis since the 1930's and it has economic experts wondering what's next. In this edition of Agora former Italian finance minister Tomasso Padoa Schioppa and French lawyer Laurent Cohen-Tanugi talk about the world's financial turmoil. At the heart of the debate, restoring consumer confidence and urging Europe to play a bigger role. Tags: euronews agora Europe global economy

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euronews - agora - Bridge or barrier? The role of multilingualism in Europe today They each speak four languages, and agree that multilingualism is the bridge to connect Europe's varied cultures. In this edition of Agora, EU Commissioner for Multilingualism Leonard Orban talks to Shada Islam from the European Policy Centre. At the heart of the debate: the role multilingualism plays in national identity, education, business, and integration. Tags: euronews agora multilingualism Europe

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euronews - interview - Jean-Claude Trichet Recent times have seen almost unprecedented turmoil in financial markets. The collapse of Lehman Brothers, the takeover of Merril Lynch and the salvation of insurance giant AIG were chief among the turbulent events. But were they inevitable given the fallout from the sub-prime crisis a year ago. Jean Claude Trichet, President of the European Central Bank dealt with this and other issues in an interview with euronews. Tags: euronews interview trichet

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euronews - interview - Jörg Haider Jörg Haider blames EU interference for Austria's isolation in 2000 Jörg Haider is chief of the relatively new but so far tiny "Alliance for Austria's Future" party which is to be found on the country's political far right. Haider has been well known in Europe since 2000 when as leader of the far-right "Freedom Party" he provoked a political crisis when it formed part of a government coalition - the result was an isolated Austria. Today, with elections this month, he is a man wanting to return to government. With the Social Democrats and the conservatives each said to command less than a third of the popular vote, smaller parties such as Haider's could have a part to play in the election outcome. There is a possibility that Austria's political direction could be altered, so what impact will this have on the rest of Europe? euronews' Hans van der Brelie met Jörg Haider in Vienna. Tags: euronews interview Jörg Haider austria elections

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euronews - space - Space looks back at 4 years of programme Space is a source of inexhaustible fascination, discoveries and research. For four years Space has reported on a wide variety of extraterrestrial developments. Some of these themes are explored again in a special programme, the 100th edition. Tags: euronews space

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euronews - reporter - Austria's next elections Austria's next coalition - eurosceptic? Green? Or xenophobic? Austria is disoriented. With parliamentary elections due this September 28, more than 40% of the voters still say they aren't sure whether to vote left or right. Tags: euronews reporter austria elections

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euronews - interview - euronews talks with Slavoj Zizek Of all Europes thinkers, Slavoj Zizek is one of the most outspoken. The Slovenians philosophical works include thoughts on such diverse topics as Lenin, the Iraq war, cyberspace, globalisation and Alfred Hitchcock. euronews caught up with him at the Sarajevo Film Festival, seen as a key event in rebuilding the Bosnian capitals self confidence after the conflict of the 1990s. Zizek gave his thoughts on cinema and the Balkans. Tags: euronews interview

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euronews - reporter - Cultural catharsis in Sarajevo Many people hope that spending to let more people know about cultural diversity will reduce risks of history repeating itself. Tags: euronews reporter Cultural catharsis Sarajevo

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euronews - futuris - The Secret Agents of Colour Researchers around Europe and the Mediterranean are looking at new ways to preserve ancient icons and textiles. The plant and insect pigments used to colour old paintings and tapestries are being isolated using 21st century technology, so they can be turned into modern chemical formulae. http://www.medcolourtech.org Tags: euronews futuris The Secret Agents of Colour

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euronews - agora - Two new EU members ponder greener future Europe's battle against climate change was a a key topic at this year's Green European Summer University session. It was also a keynote debate between two men. Ondrej Liska, the Czech minister for Education, and Piotr Serafin who is one of the undersecretaries for the Polish Committee on European integration. Both men are concerned whether Europe can find common ground before next December's UN Framework Convention on Climate Change in the Polish city of Poznan. In this edition of Agora, the two tackled sensitive issues such as convincing industries to "go Green", whether the Co2 emission trading scheme is fair, and Europe's costly dependency on foreign energy. Tags: euronews agora climate change green european summer university

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euronews - sawa - A Syrian perspective on the Golan Heights The Golan Heights are at the very heart of the Middle East conflict and talks to try to resolve it. For 40 years, they have dominated relations between Israel and Syria. On the political, economic and human front, the stakes are high - on both sides. Tags: euronews sawa syria golan heights

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euronews - europeans - Southern Italy's claim to foreigner-friendly fame Italy's southeastern region of Apulia is proud to be home to a prominent Russian community and a Greek-speaking minority. Here, the embrace of tolerance goes some way to defusing modern worries about racism. Tags: euronews europeans southern italy apulia

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euronews - interview - Dmitry Medvedev Russia's President has given his first reaction to the EU summit on the conflict in Georgia, in an interview with euronews. Speaking at his summer residence in Sochi on the Black Sea, Dmitry Medvedev said that the bloc's decision not to impose sanctions on Russia was "positive." But he added that the EU "did not fully understand" Russia's motives in Georgia. While the EU threatened to postpone talks with Russia on a new partnership pact, it did not adopt the sanctions some countries were demanding. Tags: euronews interview medvedev russia georgia

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euronews - futuris - Digital technology at a cinema near you Cinema of the future is coming to a theatre near you: The introduction of digital technologies makes the european film industry more creative and competive at every stage of production and distribution. Stereo cinema, big screen live events and holographic television are revolutionising the media Watch from scene to screen in this week's Futuris. Tags: euronews futuris cinema

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euronews - reporter - Growing voice of the bewildered in Western Sahara 30 years after their efforts to join the Polisario Front to fight for an independent Western Sahara were welcomed with "torture and internment," Mauritanians are demanding answers. Tags: euronews reporter Western Sahara

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euronews - interview - Dalai Lama speaks to euronews The voyage to France of Tenzin Gyatso, better known as the Dalai Lama, has drawn plenty of comment, good and bad. Loved or loathed, at 73, the Nobel Peace Prize winner likes to present himself as a simple Buddhist monk. But he has become a global celebrity. Before heading back to India, his home in exile for 50 years, the Dalai Lama spoke to euronews, and explained some of his views on life. Tags: euronews interview Dalai Lama Tibet China Buddhist culture

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euronews - interview - euronews speaks to Georgian Foreign Minister The voyage to France of Tenzin Gyatso, better known as the Dalai Lama, has drawn plenty of comment, good and bad. Loved or loathed, at 73, the Nobel Peace Prize winner likes to present himself as a simple Buddhist monk. But he has become a global celebrity. Before heading back to India, his home in exile for 50 years, the Dalai Lama spoke to euronews, and explained some of his views on life. Tags: euronews interview Georgia Foreign Minister

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euronews - interview - Sergei Ivanov Russia's deputy prime minister has defended his country's military actions in Georgia. Interviewed by euronews in Moscow, Sergei Ivanov expressed surprise at the international condemnation that followed and said Moscow had no choice but to respond to Georgia's attempt to regain control of the breakaway region of South Ossetia. Tags: euronews interview sergei ivanov russia georgia

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euronews - reporter - Northern Cyprus property boom: good or bad? In the past five years, the north of Cyprus has undergone a property boom. But while it has brought money for some, it has also meant headaches for others. This week in Reporter, we look at how both foreign and local property owners are demanding their rights be respected on both sides of the divided island. Tags: euronews reporter cyprus

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euronews - Futuris - Harvesting energy from the sea There's more energy in the sea than we could possibly ever need say experts. Now, one company is using the tides to create electricity while others think the future is wave power. Tags: euronews futuris energy sea ocean

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Euronews - Reporter - The EU on the immigration trail France has made harmonising the bloc's immigration policy the priority of its six-month EU presidency and wants the leaders of 27 nations to adopt officially the "European Pact on Immigration and Asylum" in October. Tags: euronews reporter immigration European Union

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euronews - space - Cycles, eruptions and sunspots -- explori It is a ball of burning gas one million kilometres wide but the Sun is one of the reasons we are here. Clouds of electrically-charged particles routinely shoot from the Sun, disrupting communications systems on Earth. But does solar activity also play a part in climate change? Tags: euronews space sun

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euronews - sawa - Lebanese musician seeking to break from th He is not so well known beyond his homeland but Jade Souaid is making a big noise in Beiurt. The DJ is among those artists and musicians in Lebanon making their voices heard above the echoes of conflict. Jade offers an alternative view of his troubled nation. Tags: euronews sawa Lebanon music DJ

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euronews - space - Jason 2 to monitor global climate changes Sea levels are rising everywhere, but in some areas they are rising quicker than others, bringing increased dangers of flooding. A new satellite -- Jason 2 -- has been launched to continue work to monitor the situation, providing valuable information for scientists trying to understand how ocean levels fit into the climate change puzzle. Tags: euronews space climate change ocean

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euronews - interview - Paris gathering will not lead to normalisation The General Secretary of the Arab League, Amr Moussa, is proposing the creation of a forum to bring together the 27 European Union countries and the 22 members of the Arab League. In an exclusive interview with EuroNews correspondent Mohamed Abdel Azim spoke to Moussa in Cairo in the week of the first ever summit of the Union for the Mediterranean, being held in Paris. The veteran Egyptian politician and diplomat spoke on a variety of issues effecting peace in the Middle East and said he does not believe the Paris gathering will not lead to the normalisation of relations between Arabs and Israelis. Tags: euronews interview Amr Moussa Arab League Union for the Mediterranean

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