Euro, migrants, defence: What Macron and Merkel agreed on

Euronews brings you the latest news and updates as it happened on Wednesday morning.

Trump's family separation policy has turned Hill Republicans into administration critics.

On World Refugee Day, we take a look at the numbers behind the global refugee crisis.

Here's a clue: It's not Switzerland.

"[D]ig deeply into Mr. Sessions' advocacy and actions that have led to harm against thousands of vulnerable humans."

The expected announcement comes a day after the U.N.'s top human rights official criticized the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" immigration policy.

It's Facebook's largest ever single fundraiser, and at one point, it was raising $4,000 a minute.

"You could be creating thousands of immigrant orphans in the U.S.," said ex-Acting Director John Sandweg.

Row after adoption chief in French region says gay couples should only expect to adopt a child no one else wants.

"We know climate change isn't a matter of faith," said Merkel. "It's a fact."

Italian prosecutors are calling for a woman's sexual harassment case against the former head of Italy's football federation to be dropped because they believe she was too old to be intimidated.

Three of the six wounded have died overnight, Swedish police report, after a shooting in central Malmo.

Protesters leave knicker-bunting outside door of MP who blocked upskirting bill

A new report says strikes and outdated equipment costs airlines €300 million and accounts for 33 percent of delays.

The ISIS-linked sect has been involved in around 30,000 killings over the past decade.

Traffic enforcement doesn't sound that heroic, but Ireland's Sgt Peter Woods proves that, by enforcing the law, and with a touch of humour, traffic policemen can transform lives. Our third #Europeanhero is a Garda in the DMR Traffic Division.