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| Name | Euronews | | Launched | 1 January 1993 | | Owned by | 21 TV broadcasters | | Picture format | 16:9 (576i, SDTV) | | Country | Europe | | Headquarters | 60, chemin des Mouilles
69130 Lyon-Écully, France | | Europe | limited retransmission | | Washington, D.C., United States | WNTV 30.10 (ATSC) | | Sky (United Kingdom and Ireland) | Channel 508 | | Cyfra+ (Poland) | Channel 85 or 745 | | Cyfrowy Polsat (Poland) | Channel 181 | | Astra 1M | 11.817 GHz V / 27.5 | | Eurobird 1 | 11.681 GHz V / 27.5 | | Hot Bird 6 | 11.034 GHz V / 27.5 & 12.597 GHz V / 27.5 | | Asiasat 2 | 3.960 GHz H / 27.5 | | DStv (South Africa) | Channel 404 | | Digiturk (Turkey) | Channel 123 | | Dish Network (United States) | Channel 901 | | SKY Italia (Italy) | Channel 508 | | Dolce (Romania) | Channel 254 | | TV Vlaanderen Digitaal | Channel 53 | | freesat (United Kingdom) | Channel 204 | | UBI World TV (Australia and New Zealand) | Channel 4 | | Digital+ (Spain) | Channel 142 | | Galaxy 23 (North America, C-band free to air) | 3.781 GHz V / 29.270 | | Meo (Portugal) | Channel 200 | | ZON TV Cabo (Portugal) | Channel 203 | | Indovision (Indonesia) | Channel 334 | | Saorsat (Ireland) | TBD | | Virgin Media (United Kingdom) | Channel 620 | | UPC Ireland (Ireland) | Channel 203 (EN)
Channel 831-836 (FR-RU) | | Cablevision (United States) | Channel 103 | | Vidéotron (Canada) | Channel 172 (French) | | Rogers Cable (Canada) | Channel 193 | | Com Hem (Sweden) | Channel 123 | | RCS&RDS (Romania) | Channel 47 | | UPC Romania (Romania) | Channel 421 (digital with DVR)
Channel 141 (digital) | | MC Cable (Monaco) | Channel | | KDG (Germany) | Channel 554(DE), 827(RU), 837 (FR; only upgraded networks), 848 (UK; only upgraded networks), 869(IT), 873(ES), 882(POR) | | Ziggo (Netherlands) | Channel 502 | | KTV Šibenik (Croatia) | Channel 15 | | Naxoo (Switzerland) | Channel 66 | | SkyCable (Philippines) | Channel 155 | | Cablecom (Switzerland) | Channel 046 (digital CH-D) | | UPC Netherlands (Netherlands) | Channel 402 (digital television) | | ZON TV Cabo (Portugal) | Channel 203 | | Euskaltel (Basque Country, Spain) | Channel 29 | | UPC Poland | Channel 342 | | Cablelink (Philippines) | Channel 104 | | TELUS TV (Canada) | Channel 104 (English)
Channel 433 (French) | | TrueIPTV (Thailand) | Channel 13 | | World On Demand (Japan) | English, Channel 110
French, Channel 111 | | Now TV (Hong Kong) | Channel 326 | | mio TV (Singapore) | Channel 44 | | Meo (Portugal) | Channel 200 | | Hypp.TV (Malaysia) | Channel 2006 | | MAXtv (Croatia) | Channel 702 | | UniFi (Maylasia) | Channel 123 | | CHT MOD (Taiwan) | Channel 219 | | KT QOOK TV (South Korea) | Channel 28 | | Livestation | http://www.livestation.com/channels/1 (free, 502 Kbit/s, available in English, French, Italian and Spanish) [not available in Canada and United States] | | Real SuperPass | Watch | | Yalp.alice.it | Watch (only in Italy) |
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Euronews is an international multilingual news television channel launched on 1 January 1993 in Lyon. It covers world news from a European perspective, and is available in ten language services (Arabic, English, French, German, Italian, Persian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Turkish + Ukrainian on August, 24th).
It claims to be available in 350 million households in 155 countries worldwide.
Since its launch, euronews has been striving to supply factually-correct information in a non-superficial format. Far from political interests, euronews is already the ultimate TV journalism laboratory. Every day, euronews' team of over 370 journalists of more than 20 different nationalities work together reporting on relevant stories to serve its global audience, driven by a solid uncompromising journalism.
On 4 June 2008, the channel redesigned its logo, on-air presentation and website. On 11 January 2011, it redesigned its on-air identity and website.
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