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Slovaks remember slayed journalist Jan Kuciak and renew justice calls Protesters hit the streets in their thousands on Thursday evening to mark a year since “the murders that changed Slovakia”. Investigative journalist Jan...
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Raw Politics: Trump will block re-entry of radicalised US woman Earlier this week, Trump put pressure on EU leaders to take back radicalised citizens. Now he is saying he will not be doing the same for a US-born woman who left ...
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Amendment to May's Brexit deal could protect UK and EU citizens' rights In the case of a no deal Brexit, EU citizens in the UK and their counterparts in Europe could lose their rights overnight. An amendment to Theresa...
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Ryanair and Wizzair fined millions for controversial cabin baggage charges in Italy On Thursday, Italy's competition authority issued a penalty of €3 million to Ryanair and €1 million to Wizzair.
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Roads blocked and tyres set alight as Catalan separatists protest against leaders' trial Pro-independence supporters set tyres alight to block a major motorway north of Barcelona on Thursday in protest against the ongoing...
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Maduro will close Venezuela's border with Brazil, considering closing Colombian border Maduro will close Venezuela's border with Brazil, considering closing Colombian border
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Tour de France 2021: Copenhagen to host start of world's biggest bike race The world’s best city for cycling will host the start of the planet’s biggest bike race, it was confirmed today.
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German researchers develop 'painless, non invasive' breast cancer blood test German researchers have developed a blood test that could detect breast cancer cells in patients.
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Watch: Take a look inside Europe's largest virtual reality lab While the dome would be a gamer's paradise, it is used by businesses to create virtual replicas of workplaces, from factories to oil rigs.
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Israel to take 'digital bible' to space as it becomes fourth country to land on the Moon The privately funded venture will include a copy of the Bible and Israel's national anthem.
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Tesla's latest tech aims to stop dogs suffering in hot cars No more hot dogs: Hi-tech carmaker Tesla's latest gimmick allows owners to use software to protect their pets
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EU Commission's Juncker: 'Don't blame May for my injury!' European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker joked to reporters that an injury on his face wasn't Theresa May's fault.
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Breaking with tradition: will breakdancing become an Olympic sport? The Paris 2024 organising committee says Breakdancing will help take the Games out of stadiums and onto the streets.
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Boy, 16, found guilty of rape and murder of girl, six The girl, Alesha MacPhail, was killed on the Isle of Bute, Scotland, last July.
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Raw Politics: Corbyn's response to MP exits, unicorn protesters, and today's Brexit talks Get all of today's essential Brexit news from the Raw Politics team.
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Award-winning Australian entrepreneur told to leave Sweden for visa to be approved An award-winning Australian entrepreneur who's been living in Sweden for six years was told by immigration services he had to leave the...
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Venezuela Live: Join us at 1600 CET as Euronews' Anelise Borges answers your questions Join us for a live Q&A on the situation in Venezuela with Euronews correspondant Anelise Borges
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Fresh opposition protests in Albania over accusations of government links to organised crime Protesters gathered in front of Albania's parliament on Thursday as pressure increased on the government to step down
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A Lidl help needed during two-day search for parrot's missing owner Is this your parrot? You'll have to join the queue of several other Dubliners who have also claimed ownership
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Watch: rare and antique dolls worth thousands go on show in Rome exhibition "Currently Parisian dolls, with their rich costumes and wardrobes, are in strong demand among collectors in the Western world. There are...
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Hungary accepts 'hundreds of Venezuelan people with Hungarian ancestry' Hungary's anti-migrant government has confirmed it has accepted hundreds of refugees fleeing Venezuela.
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Illegal EU border crossings at six year low, says new report EU member states saw around a twelfth of the 1.8 million detections at the height of the migration crisis in 2015.
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Dublin Airport temporarily suspends all flights due to 'drone sighting' Dublin Airport said in a tweet on Thursday that it was forced to temporarily suspend all flights after 'confirmed drone sighting'
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