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'Hands off our shorts': Women rally in Turkey after brutal assault
Donning shorts and defending their right to dress as they please, women’s rights advocates in Turkey have rallied in defence of a nurse, attacked on a bus in Istanbul this month by a man who reportedlDonning shorts and defending their right to dress as they please, women’s rights advocates in Turkey have rallied in defence of a nurse, attacked on a bus in Istanbul this month by a man who reportedl
Hungary investigates Budapest explosion which injured police
Hungarian authorities are investigating a mysterious explosion in central Budapest on Saturday night amid speculation it may have been a deliberate attack on…Hungarian authorities are investigating a mysterious explosion in central Budapest on Saturday night amid speculation it may have been a deliberate attack on…
Bosnian Serbs defy top court to hold 'Statehood Day' referendum
Bosnian Serbs are voting on Sunday in a referendum over whether to maintain a disputed national holiday.Bosnian Serbs are voting on Sunday in a referendum over whether to maintain a disputed national holiday.
New winners grab medals glory on day two of IJF World Cup in Zagreb
Day Two of the Judo Grand Prix in Zagreb, Croatia, and with most Olympic stars taking a well-earned break or others being at the wrong stage of their preparations, it was an all-new set of judoka carrDay Two of the Judo Grand Prix in Zagreb, Croatia, and with most Olympic stars taking a well-earned break or others being at the wrong stage of their preparations, it was an all-new set of judoka carr
Pope comforts multi-faith France terror attack victims
Muslims accounted for a third of those killed in France’s July 14 terror attack and, as Pope Francis received grieving families and survivors of the Nice lorry massacre on Saturday, different religionMuslims accounted for a third of those killed in France’s July 14 terror attack and, as Pope Francis received grieving families and survivors of the Nice lorry massacre on Saturday, different religion
UK: Jeremy Corbyn re-elected as opposition Labour Party leader
Jeremy Corbyn has been comfortably re-elected leader of the UK opposition Labour Party.Jeremy Corbyn has been comfortably re-elected leader of the UK opposition Labour Party.
Ukrainian MPs fist-fight caught on video...again
An angry punch-up between two Ukrainian MPs has been captured on video.An angry punch-up between two Ukrainian MPs has been captured on video.
Road rage on Istanbul bus leaves 11 in hospital
The latest example of road rage comes from Turkey, where an argument between a passenger and the driver on an Istanbul bus got out of hand, leaving 11 people…The latest example of road rage comes from Turkey, where an argument between a passenger and the driver on an Istanbul bus got out of hand, leaving 11 people…
State of the Union: this week's roundup of EU news
This is State of the Union, a weekly roundup of Eu affairs.This is State of the Union, a weekly roundup of Eu affairs.
The rise of the European right
This week on Insiders we investigate why hard-line right-wing parties are making gains in Europe.This week on Insiders we investigate why hard-line right-wing parties are making gains in Europe.
European Parliament head Martin Schulz warns UK 'no a la carte' Brexit menu
The president of the European Parliament has warned the UK it can’t pick and choose which parts of the Single Market it wants to keep when it comes to future Brexit…The president of the European Parliament has warned the UK it can’t pick and choose which parts of the Single Market it wants to keep when it comes to future Brexit…
Bosnian Serbs set to defy court ruling with national holiday referendum
Bosnian Serbs will this weekend hold a referendum on a disputed national holiday in their autonomous region – despite it being barred by the top court.Bosnian Serbs will this weekend hold a referendum on a disputed national holiday in their autonomous region – despite it being barred by the top court.
Denmark's emerging right-wing party
A far-right political party has emerged in Denmark after gaining the 20,000 signatures needed to stand in an election.A far-right political party has emerged in Denmark after gaining the 20,000 signatures needed to stand in an election.
EU-US trade deal before Obama White House exit 'unlikely', says top official
EU-US free talks are floundering amid increased public opposition in some member states.EU-US free talks are floundering amid increased public opposition in some member states.
The fear factor? Populist alternative rises in German politics
State elections have propelled Alternative für Deutschland, or A-f-D, into Berlin’s legislature for the first time.State elections have propelled Alternative für Deutschland, or A-f-D, into Berlin’s legislature for the first time.
AfD's Frauke Petry on Merkel and the migrant crisis
In this bonus interview, Frauke Petry, the head of Alternative für Deutschland, talks to Euronews about Angela Merkel, the migrant crisis and populism.In this bonus interview, Frauke Petry, the head of Alternative für Deutschland, talks to Euronews about Angela Merkel, the migrant crisis and populism.
Nikos Aliagas: 'Photos don't judge'
Franco-Greek TV and radio presenter Nikos Aliagas is more than that.Franco-Greek TV and radio presenter Nikos Aliagas is more than that.
Travelling art: Raphael journeys to Moscow, Warhol to Bilbao
Masterpieces by Renaissance painter Raphael have made a rare departure from Italy and are on show at Moscow’s Pushkin Museum.Masterpieces by Renaissance painter Raphael have made a rare departure from Italy and are on show at Moscow’s Pushkin Museum.
Russian 'Mowgli' survives 3 days in Siberian wilderness
A Russian toddler who went missing in the Siberian taiga forest was found three days later alive and well.A Russian toddler who went missing in the Siberian taiga forest was found three days later alive and well.
Interview with Jean-Yves Camus
Insiders speaks with political expert Jean-Yves Camus on the shift in Europe towards the right.Insiders speaks with political expert Jean-Yves Camus on the shift in Europe towards the right.
And also...fur flies over dead cat handbag, TVs for cotton pickers and Winston Churchill helps charity
Every Friday, journalists from euronews’ various language teams choose a selection of stories from Europe and beyond which did not reach the international headlines Iraq: Young hero braves mines to lEvery Friday, journalists from euronews’ various language teams choose a selection of stories from Europe and beyond which did not reach the international headlines Iraq: Young hero braves mines to l
On a high - The rise of Germany's populist AfD party
A new poll suggests Germany’s anti-immigrant Alternative for Germany party – or AfD – is winning more support than ever before.A new poll suggests Germany’s anti-immigrant Alternative for Germany party – or AfD – is winning more support than ever before.
Eurozone business growth dips close to a two-year low in September
Eurozone business activity expanded in September at its weakest rate since the start of 2015.Eurozone business activity expanded in September at its weakest rate since the start of 2015.
Caixabank sells shares to buy Portugal's BPI
Spain’s Caixabank has sold 1.Spain’s Caixabank has sold 1.
Gucci's fairytale collection hits Milan catwalk
With its fashion-forward trends and supermodels like the Hadid sisters headlining their shows, Fendi is a true highlight of the Milan ready-to-wear collections.With its fashion-forward trends and supermodels like the Hadid sisters headlining their shows, Fendi is a true highlight of the Milan ready-to-wear collections.
Abortion laws in Poland
The Polish parliament has rejected draft legislation to allow abortion until the end of the 12th week of pregnancy by 240 votes to 173.The Polish parliament has rejected draft legislation to allow abortion until the end of the 12th week of pregnancy by 240 votes to 173.
French economy slows in Q2
France's economy slowed for the first time in three years between April and June - shrinking 0.1 percent - with a dip in consumer spending being blamed.France's economy slowed for the first time in three years between April and June - shrinking 0.1 percent - with a dip in consumer spending being blamed.
Russia: eight firefighters die in Moscow warehouse fire
Eight firefighters have been killed in a major fire in Moscow, according to Russia’s Emergencies Ministry.Eight firefighters have been killed in a major fire in Moscow, according to Russia’s Emergencies Ministry.
Four rare white lions born in Polish zoo
Four rare white lions were born in a private Polish zoo on Sunday.Four rare white lions were born in a private Polish zoo on Sunday.
This is not a pipe: Magritte's 'Treachery of Images' beguiles Paris
The Pompidou Centre in Paris is holding a new exhibition on Magritte, looking at how his surrealist paintings explored philosophical thought, such as the relationship between words and…The Pompidou Centre in Paris is holding a new exhibition on Magritte, looking at how his surrealist paintings explored philosophical thought, such as the relationship between words and…