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12.06.13 by granny02
It’s not only images that tell the story of what, and who may have created what is see, and why. Dig deep into research and find who is somewhere behind the back to back protests, at what selected time. It’s more than just a coinsidence that these protests jump from one country to another, especially against Muslins. All hell started when the previous president took command.
04.06.13 by edwina.ferguson
Why does euronews use American English instead of English English as used by native speakers? Maybe it would help if the contributors used a UK English spell checker rather than the US version. For example, it is behaviour and not behavior. Also the headline “Tsonga beats Federer in quarters” sounds as if it happened in some living accommodation and not the quarter finals.
14.06.13
Dear viewer,
You say tomato, I say tomato…. as most of our journalists are British we do actually mainly use British English, which is also coherent with the channel’s European identity. However, we are primarily an anglophone service serving the international community of English speakers and in that context regard American English as equally valid. So you may sometimes see American spellings, particularly in sport where we take direct feeds from Reuters for some items. Thanks for your comment.
Head of English Service
01.06.13 by ioana.m.sandu
Dear euronews Team,
In regards to the “Turkish anti-government protests escalate” piece of news aired today, I would kindly ask you to check whether the Gezi Park is located in Ankara (as mentioned in the article: “one of Ankara’s green spaces”), or in Istanbul, as far as I know, near Taksim square.
Thanks and regards,
Ioana Sandu
28.05.13 by granny02
Interesting that every year a different country is hit with the swine flu, especially one that another country wants control of??
Many also know most virusus and flu are man made, and man spread.
13.05.13 by ppasah
euronews hasn’t Iceland’s weather on TV, only on the website.
13.05.13 by granny02
Turkey should know by now, as most countries do, that the attack on Turkey was a false flag to blame Syria. The US & ISRAEL are trying to force Turkey into also attacking Syria.
29.04.13 by granny02
The more is read concerning Syria , the more the finger points to the 2 countries that intend to gain the most, and that is to conquer all land to get to their objective,...IRAN…..how many more will die because of hate and greed??....how many more will be Droned???
26.04.13 by roupenm
Syrians want peace first and not arms. One person’s life is more valuable than all the revolutions.
23.04.13 by roupenm
Dear euronews editor and readers
About the Syrian power struggle please re-consider the kidnapping of the senior clerics Yohanna Ibrahim and Paul Yazigi. The statement “It’s not clear who is responsible” is not the exact picture of the situation. When terrorism is viewed as a threat to human freedoms and is strongly knocked down in some countries, we can see the dilute wording in addressing same in others. Please take a stance for the interest of the Syrian people and encourage the disclosing of what is actually happening in this country. Please encourage the dialog and peaceful solutions. Please do not evade from facts. We encourage you to be the image of free Europe.
23.04.13 by petru_yanish
IN ANTICIPATION OF QUEEN ELIZABETH I I’S SIXTIETH CORONATION ANNIVERSARY -2ND JUNE 1953-2ND JUNE 2013
Good Morning euronews…..............,
This June marks the sixtieth anniversary of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth I I ‘s coronation.Last year there were celebrations to commemorate her succession
to the British Throne,but let us not forget that Her Majesty was officially crowned
a queen only on the 2nd of June 1953-a historic coronation.
We wonder if the media would also mark a historic occasion,and if there would be
any festivities at all.
Thank you very much euronews.