2017-01-30

Austria

Austria to ban Muslim face veils in bid to counter rise of extreme right

Austria’s coalition government has vowed to ban Muslim face-covering veils and to restrict eastern European workers’ access to the labour market.

30/01/2017

Canada

Student charged with 6 counts of murder after Canada mosque attack

The 27-year-old is also charged with 5 counts of attempted murder in relation to a shooting at a mosque in the city of Québec that killed at least six people and injured 17.

30/01/2017

Iraq

Iraqis erase traces of ISIL in east Mosul with a coat of paint

The signs of two and half years of so-called Islamic State rule remain, even if the militants have retreated from eastern Mosul.

30/01/2017

Japan

The father of PAC-MAN dies in Japan

The founder of Japanese toy and game software makers Bandai Namco Holdings has died at the age of 91. Masaya Nakamura was known as the "Father of PAC-MAN".

30/01/2017

Ukraine

Fighting in east Ukraine surges

The latest casualties add to the estimated 10,000 already killed in the three-year battle over territory near the Ukraine-Russia border.

30/01/2017

Sport

Payday for Payet as the prodigal returns to Marseilles

Dimitri Payet is a Marseilles player. The former West Ham lynchpin has returned to France's south coast for 30 million euros.

30/01/2017

Japan

"Father of Pac-Man", Nakumara dies at the age of 91

Masaya Nakamura, the founder of video game company Namco, which in the 1980s released the world-famous game Pac-Man, has died at the age of 91

30/01/2017

Germany

Schulz: "a stronger Europe means a stronger Germany"

The former president of the European Parliament has been nominated to lead Germany's centre-left Social Democrats into the country's upcoming election.

30/01/2017

Europe News

The Brief From Brussels: Brexit race starts

This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of all the top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital.

30/01/2017

Markets

Global share markets suffer a Trump slump

Nervous investors sold shares on Monday because of uncertainty about the effects of the immigration curbs introduced by the new US president.

30/01/2017

United Kingdom

UK: More than a million sign petition for Trump state visit to be cancelled

A royal invitation for Donald Trump to pay a state visit to Britain must be withdrawn says a petition on parliament’s website that has gathered well over a million…

30/01/2017

Sport

French league heats up as Monaco sail on

First played third in France on Sunday, and it was champions PSG who will rue the 1-1 draw against leaders Monaco the most as they stumble in the chase for the top.

30/01/2017

Canada

Canada Mosque shooting was "lone wolf" attack

At least six people were killed when shots were fired at worshippers during Sunday night prayers in a mosque in Quebec. A man is being held in custody.

30/01/2017

USA

'Divisive, immoral, counter-productive': international backlash to Trump's travel ban

Adding to the chorus of disapproval, the UN human rights office said it was mean-spirited and wastes resources needed for proper counter-terrorism.

30/01/2017

Series

Postcards from Uzbekistan: the Chashma Ayub mausoleum

The Chashma Ayub mausoleum was built over a famous, ancient spring in Bukhara

30/01/2017

USA

Is the honeymoon period over for Trump?

Euronews Washington Correspondent Stefan Grobe gives his take on what is happening on the other side of The Pond.

30/01/2017

USA

Trump's travel ban : The lawsuits on the horizon

Yet another controversial executive order from the new US President banning several Muslim nations from entering the country is potentially illegal and it is leading to what some commentators are call

30/01/2017

Africanews

Eritrean president describes Hollande and Merkel as 'mentally disturbed'

He specifically took jibes at French President Francois Hollande and his German counterpart, Angela Merkel. Afwerki described both leaders as being mentally disturbed and that they were among those wh

30/01/2017

Next Series

No laughing matter: nitrous oxide - another climate enemy

Nitrous oxide, or laughing gas, is a potent greenhouse gas. Scientists in Norway are looking at ways to better fight it.

30/01/2017

Europe News

European diplomats voice further anger at Trump travel ban

European diplomats have voiced their anger at President Donald Trump’s travel ban, continuing the global backlash.

30/01/2017

Russia

Russia raises concerns by ramping up its Arctic presence

Could this be the start of an Arctic arms race?

30/01/2017

USA

Euroviews. Donald Trump and playing with economic matches

By arbitrarily selecting particular businesses to carry out his “commands,” Trump will destroy the core market principles of transparency and fairness.

30/01/2017

USA

How Donald Trump justifies his controversial travel ban

‘It’s about keeping the USA safe’ Donald Trump, announcing the halting of refugee admissions and the temporary barring of people from seven Muslim-majority countries, cited the terrorist attacks in 20

30/01/2017

France

The French Presidential Race: Who's who?

A rundown of the French presidential candidates and their policies 90 days before the election.

30/01/2017

Germany

Postmortems ordered for six teens found dead in Germany

The father found the bodies of his daughter, son and four others in a garden house in Bavaria.

30/01/2017

Economy

Technology firms angered by Trump's immigration executive order

Many in the US technology industry, a major employer of foreign workers, have been speaking out against Trump's immigration executive order.

30/01/2017

USA

Trump sets a new presidential low for disapproval rating

A majority of American adults disapprove of Donald Trump’s job performance after just eight days of his presidency, according to opinion pollster Gallup.

30/01/2017

Cinema

The life of Layla a Bedouin girl revealed in the movie 'Sandstorm'

‘Sandstorm’ the movie focuses on Layla, a young Bedouin who left her village to study in a nearby town.

30/01/2017

Cinema

Stars put Donald Trump's immigration policy centre stage at Screen Actors Guild Awards

Forget the dresses – it was politics that stole the show at the Screen Actors Guild Awards in Los Angeles.

30/01/2017

Israel

Israel: rally ahead of vote on legalising West Bank settlements

Israel is set to vote on a bill to retroactively legalise thousands of unauthorised settlements on Palestinian land in the West Bank.

30/01/2017