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  1. 01.04.13 by granny02

    The South Korean response to the North is a rerun of the past, and the United States again are the instigators. They have deliberately proved the North in the hope the north woud retaliate in force. Then the South can have reason to attack with the United States to back them up. Another False Flag to force our troops into another unnecessary bloody war, or use them as the puppets to push the button to murder many innocent people, especially little children.

  2. 31.03.13 by pawlud

    Malta, which is in the Eurozone has a very stable economy and banks. Whilst I do not expect tiny Malta to make euronews headlines, however, the Eurozone Crisis is very important. But, your Spanish, Turkish, Portuguese, and Russian journalists are more interested in their countries home affairs. euronews should be euronews, and not focused on a few handful rhetoric countries. It is not WHERE it happens, but WHAT happens !!

  3. 25.03.13 by sensi2.fr

    “France: anti-gay protest”

    Huh? Part of the protesters are gays themselves, so how do euronews turn that into some homophobic mass? If euronews wasn’t more than often a propagandist rag they would have entitled that segment rather “France: anti-gay wedding protest” or “France: anti-gay adoption protest”, and even then it would be biased… Ah, journalism ethics, or lack of…

    27.03.13

    Dear viewer, Here’s a link to the story as covered on our website: http://www.euronews.com/2013/03/24/thousands-join-anti-gay-marriage-protest-in-paris/ If you saw ‘anti-gay protest’ in an on-screen title on our TV output then I would agree with that it is misleading. It’s difficult to confirm that that is the case as these captions are often changed or modified frequently and are not archived as such. Head of English Service

  4. 23.03.13 by info

    euronews’ accounts about the resignation of the old pope and the inauguration of the new one are shamefully slandering of human reason and brain. The staff being situated in a Catholic country should know that many people in Northern Europe and even in France do not attach that silly importance to that change than well robotized Catholics used to doing so and, in addition, try living off their megalomania. Their judgement is incompetent, anyway. For example, if the church tells them that they did not commit any crime, they believe it and when the church admits what it denied for millennia, they believe it, too. And if the church, in addition, says that the denial of their crimes stinking to high heavens for millennia was martyrdom for the truths” those biological robots admire the liars as “martyrs for the truths”.... Those people are not to take seriously and their denied history turns them out as a very dangerous species of criminals, respectively, terrorists. I have been watching euronews for about twenty years but when I now want to change the channel to euronews, my wife rightly tells me: “One cannot watch euronews any longer. It is a channel for Christian biological robots or even terrorists.” euronews also is shaming the noble price laureates misusing them for advertisement… euronews’ reports about the change in the Vatican only were made by and for intellectual and/or psychic cripples but not for the smart ..! Hans Atrott

  5. 23.03.13 by atrubchik

    I’m from Russia and i watch the euronews site on english and russian languages. It’s very fun, when i see the same articles in two languages but with a absolutely opposite title. For example, in english version article called “Latvia wants euro”, but in russion version the same article called “Latvians don’t want euro and their opinion is not important”. Thanks :)

    27.03.13

    Dear viewer, In the English version the opening line of the report clearly states that Latvia intends to join the euro despite the fact that most Latvians are against the idea. Both versions carry the same essential information and the viewer is left in no doubt about the weight of opinion in the country. There will be variations between language versions of the same story because they are not direct translations. The journalists write their stories in accordance with a detailed brief, incorporating the main information and reflecting the major themes, but they tell it in their own way. Head of English Service

  6. 22.03.13 by jamescosgrave4

    You are euronews.!!! Some of your correspondents constantly refer to “Euros” presumably meaning the plural of the Euro (€). The officially designated plural of the Euro is “Euro”. Please be accurate.

    27.03.13

    Dear viewer, “Officially designated….” Says who? Not using the conventional plural in English was a Brussels solution to a perceived language problem that might occur in the countries using the single currency. It’s one thing to create a new kind of currency but EU officials don’t set the grammar rules that go with the name they give it. We add on the ‘s’ because it’s in keeping with plural norms in the English language. The Times, The Daily Telegraph, Reuters, Associated Press and other reputable English language organs also refer to ‘euros’, as we do. Head of English Service

  7. 18.03.13 by shormailbox

    Good afternoon,
    Please pay attention to the fact that a lot of comments under the Russian language version videos on Youtube contain information encouraging people to perform hate crimes on the base of sexual orientation and ethnic origin. A proof link, for example: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YkZlCSbOH5M
    Is any moderator supposed to delete those comments?
    Thank you.

    27.03.13

    Dear viewer,
    Thanks for you comments. We will look into this matter. Head of English Service.

  8. 17.03.13 by vberzins

    I have watched euronews as often as possible, and, up until today, I greatly respected euronews’s journalistic ability and quality. However, today, after listening to your short report on the 16 March demonstrations that took place in Riga, Latvia. I am rather disappointed with the journalistic quality, or, better said, the lack of. It is reported that the war veterans, who took part in the memorial demonstration, had been members of Hitler’s SS troops. BUT, had the journalist looked just a little bit more into the facts, he/she would have also found out that the majority of these veterans did not join voluntarily. They were forced into joining under the threat of being shot or imprisoned. During the war, during the Soviet Occupation of the territory, such “voluntary enlistment” was carried on by the Soviets. And, during the German occupation, such “voluntary enlistment” was forced upon the people by the Germans/Nazis. And, after the terror of Stalin in 1940-1941 occupation of the territory, the general public to guarantee being rid of Stalin, and then, with hope of also being rid of Hitler.

  9. 16.03.13 by dorita_pm

    i am very disappointed with the eurogroup’s decision on Cyprus. The european leaders have proved to be playing the IMF game by deciding to cut the deposits of EUROPEAN CITIZENS. If this happens in Cyprus, why not Spain and Italy? This may very well be the end of the euro…

    PS. Please bear in mind that Cyprus has a debt problem mainly due to the Greek bonds cut! Again a brilliant decision of the same “great European leaders”

  10. 13.03.13 by jgamleus

    As my girlfriend says: He (the new pope Franciscus I) reminds me of John Paul I

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