As part of an episode dedicated to smart cities, Business Planet speaks to the city of Amsterdam about its crowd monitoring experiment.

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A mass pro-EU rally in the Ukrainian capital Kyiv brought together an estimated 200,000 protesters…

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A mass pro-EU rally in the Ukrainian capital Kyiv brought together an estimated 200,000 protesters in the city’s Independence Square on Sunday, December 15.

The huge demonstration came on the same day that EU enlargement chief Stefan Fule announced, via Twitter, that talks on a trade deal with Ukraine had been halted.

Four weeks of protest have yielded little result, but opposition leader Vitali Klitschko says most of the country wants closer integration with Europe.

Klitschko told euronews: “70 percent of the Ukrainian population wants to see Ukraine as a part of European family.”

US Senator John McCain became the latest high-profile foreign politician to support Ukraine’s pro-EU activists.

McCain addressed the Kyiv crowd, saying: “Peaceful process and peaceful protest is inspiring your country and inspiring the world. Ukraine will make Europe better, and Europe will make Ukraine better.”

On suspending talks on the EU trade deal last month, Ukraine’s government said it would be refocusing on Russia instead.

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Bosnia and Herzegovina depends on dirty coal. Hydroelectricity generation is a cleaner, greener alternative. So why are locals protesting against the building of dams and barrages

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Following approval by Italy’s government of a 25 billion euro austerity plan over the next two years, Euronews spoke with the Editor-in-Chief of the economic daily ‘Italia Oggi,’ Pier Luigi Magnaschi.

Claudio Rosmino: ”Mr Magnaschi, welcome to Euronews. Following the example of other European countries, Italy has unveiled an anti-crisis strategy. Do you think the main elements of this plan can be effective?”

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Vodafone has said it continues to be hit by regulator-ordered price cuts, economic pressures and…

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Vodafone has said it continues to be hit by regulator-ordered price cuts, economic pressures and competitionm around Europe.

Its latest results did meet expectations, but it suffered a worse than expected 5.1 percent drop in service revenue in Germany, its biggest European market, and a 4.5 percent fall in its home base – Britain.

Spain was down 10.6 percent and Italy down 17.6 percent, as cash-strapped customers made fewer calls and did not upgrade their handsets.

The world’s second-largest mobile operator said it sees no prospect of improvement in the near future.

“Conditions in Europe remain challenging in northern and central and southern Europe,” Chief Executive Vittorio Colao told reporters.

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