2018-12-06

Germany

Germany 'made most requests' to send asylum seekers to other EU states

Germany was the most prolific in the EU at trying to transfer asylum seekers to other countries in the bloc, latest figures show.

06/12/2018

France

Increased security ahead of Saturday's yellow vest protests

Last week France saw the worst violence in decades - leaving four people dead and hundreds more injured

06/12/2018

United Kingdom

Brexit borders: How Brexit is seen around the town of Chester

Bryan Carter travels to the border between England and Wales to hear from those who are soon set to experience Brexit.

06/12/2018

Sport

SaintéLyon 2018: on the trail of the oldest ultramarathon in France

A euronews reporter accepted the challenge to race 81km through the night, to complete the SaintéLyon, the oldest ultramarathon in France

06/12/2018

Peru

Churches combine for campaign to save Peruvian rainforest

Churches combine for campaign to save Peruvian rainforest

06/12/2018

Finland

Finland marks independence anniversary with state-of-the-art library

Finland marks independence anniversary with state-of-the-art library

06/12/2018

Spain

Euroviews. The Spanish Constitution at 40: is it still fit for purpose? | View

Having sealed the transition from dictatorship to flourishing democracy, the Spanish Constitution has been glue holding Spain together for decades. As the country marks 40 years since it was adopted, does it continue to serve the Spanish people?

06/12/2018

World News

Archaeologists cry foul after workers drill through ancient site near Stonehenge

"The fact this lasted for 6,000 years and has been smashed through in 25 minutes is an utter shock," said one archaeologist.

06/12/2018

France

France to step up security for next 'gilets jaunes' protest

France will deploy extra security personnel on Saturday for the latest round of protests from the 'gilets jaunes' movement. France's Prime Minister also suggested new measures for citizens on the lowest salaries.

06/12/2018

Europe News

EU top court to rule on Brexit reversal on eve of Commons vote

EU top court to rule on Brexit reversal on eve of Commons vote

06/12/2018

Earth News

‘The world’s first designer low-energy light bulb’

How Plumen’s iconic designer lightbulb is changing the world... again.

06/12/2018

World

Who is Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer? Could she be the new Merkel?

Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer is one vote away from reaching the top of German politics. She is one of the favourites to take over as the leader of the Christian Democratic Union, putting her on track to become the next chancellor when Angela Merkel retires.

06/12/2018

World News

China calls for release of tech giant's senior executive

The Chinese Embassy in Canada says Meng Wanhzou, chief financial officer of Huawei Technologies, has not violated any laws and must be released.

06/12/2018

United Kingdom

Brexit debate halfway over: What happened on day three?

Hammond defends deal, McDonnell slams it. Watch the action at the House of Commons on Thursday.

06/12/2018

Japan

Penguins get into a festive flap in Japanese zoo

A zoo in Japan gives it penguin population Christmas appeal by dressing them up as santas for a special festive parade.

06/12/2018

United Kingdom

Treemendous! Huge festive fir on van provokes police and puns

A picture of a huge Christmas tree on a van's roof has prompted a warning from police and a wave of puns from social media.

06/12/2018

Markets

Stocks slide as Huawei arrest risks new strains in U.S.-China ties

Stocks slide as Huawei arrest risks new strains in U.S.-China ties

06/12/2018

France

French opposition MPs to file no-confidence motion against government

Opposition MPs dissatisfied with the French government's response to the "gilets jaunes" crisis, will file a motion of no confidence on Monday, acccording to the head of the French Socialist Party Olivier Faure

06/12/2018

World

How the 'Gilet Jaunes' movement is affecting small businesses

How the 'Gilet Jaunes' movement is affecting small businesses

06/12/2018

Earth News

Immersive story: Want to save the climate? Drink more wine!

Did you know that the climate would be better off if we all used more cork?

06/12/2018

United Kingdom

“We can do better” - Labour’s Northern Ireland spokesman calls for permanent Customs Union

Tony Lloyd accuses May of putting party interests ahead of the country.

06/12/2018

Europe News

The Brief: NATO meets amid Ukraine-Russia tensions, Selmayr inquiry rumbles on

The Brief: NATO meets amid Ukraine-Russia tensions, Selmayr inquiry rumbles on

06/12/2018

Europe News

The Brief: EU sanctions, CEU legal steps and fighting disinformation

The Brief: EU sanctions, CEU legal steps and fighting disinformation

06/12/2018

Belgium

Puddle shape of Irish island spotted in Brussels street

While the wet weather in Brussels can dampen the spirits of some, Ireland's Permanent Representation to the EU has found a small silver lining.

06/12/2018

Netherlands

Noah's New Ark: Full-scale model of biblical vessel highlights threat of global warming

The Ark's mission comes as speakers at United Nations-sponsored climate change talks in Poland warn that global warming is humanity's greatest threat.

06/12/2018

USA

U2 top 2018 Forbes music rich list

The Irish band pip British acts Coldplay and Ed Sheeran

06/12/2018

Luxembourg

Luxembourg to be first country to introduce free public transport

Luxembourg is to become the first country in the world to scrap fares on all public transport.

06/12/2018

World News

Europe briefing: Seven stories to know about today

Euronews takes a look back at the biggest stories from around Europe this morning.

06/12/2018

World News

Woman reunites with daughter she thought had died at birth nearly 70 years ago

"It's truly her life-long dream."

06/12/2018

World News

Paradise returned: Some allowed back into town after deadly California fire

"You don't really get the feeling until you see it for yourself, and your stomach drops," a man who lost his home said.

06/12/2018