Poland Senior Polish MEP under investigation over travel expenses The European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF) confirmed to Euronews that they had sent an investigation report, containing judicial recommendations, to Poland in May 2019. 04/08/2020
Italy Italy's vanishing migrants found abandoned outside the EU National authorities and lawyers are embroiled in debate after migrants crossing into Italy were found to be ushered into vans, deported to several countries, and ultimately abandoned outside the EU. 04/08/2020
France Second COVID-19 wave has already hit Germany, warns doctor's union Countries across Europe are conflicted over whether a second wave of coronavirus has hit their respective nations, but apprehension appears to be universal for all. 04/08/2020
France France experiences driest July in more than 60 years According to Météo France, from July 1 to July 28, average precipitation represented only 28% of normal values across the country, making last month the driest July since 1959. 04/08/2020
Spain Spain's ex-King Juan Carlos: From democratic hero to tainted exile Spain's ex-king oversaw the transition from dictatorship to democracy but in later years became tainted by scandals that damaged the monarchy. 04/08/2020
Spain Are swimming pool rentals the new business idea to rise from COVID-19 Business is booming for French pool rental app Swimmy as Europeans are increasingly ditching public pools for private rentals this summer. 04/08/2020
World Are European countries ready to prevent a second wave of coronavirus? Several European countries have seen an uptick in coronavirus cases after bringing down transmission. Is this the beginning of a second wave? 04/08/2020
Spain Ex-king Juan Carlos leaves Spain as brewing scandal divides country The former king's decision to move abroad amid a probe into his financial affairs is the latest bombshell in a long royal saga. 04/08/2020
Italy How did Italy manage to build a replacement Genoa bridge so quickly? The new San Giorgio bridge in Genoa was built in just 15 months — quite an achievement in Italy where such work usually takes more than a decade. 03/08/2020
United Kingdom Russians hacked into UK minister's emails ahead of election: Report The UK government accused Russian actors of attempting to interfere in last year's general election by illicitly obtaining and disseminating sensitive UK-US trade documents. 03/08/2020
Norway Norwegian cruise line cancels operations after 41 contract COVID-19 "A preliminary evaluation shows that there has been a failure in several of our internal procedures," Hurtigruten CEO Daniel Skjeldam said in a statement. 03/08/2020
Sweden Girl, 12, shot dead during drive-by gang violence in Sweden The 12-year-old is not believed to have been a target of the shooting, and instead died after being caught in the crossfire at the fast-food restaurant. 03/08/2020
Ukraine Ukrainian police detain hostage-taker threatening to blow up bank A young man who held a bank employee hostage and threatened to detonate a bomb in the Ukrainian capital Kyiv on Monday has been arrested, the country's Security Services (SBU) have announced. 03/08/2020
Poland Poland's presidential election is valid, rules country's top court The decision follows a challenge to Andrzej Duda's re-election from the opposition Civic Platform party, alleging numerous irregularities. 03/08/2020
United Kingdom What's the deal with the UK's new 90-minute COVID-19 test? The first of two new COVID-19 tests that can return results in just over an hour is being rolled out across the UK next week 03/08/2020
Italy Watch: Italy opens new Genoa bridge two years after fatal collapse Almost two years since Italy's Genoa bridge collapsed, killing 43 people, a new structure opens in its place on Monday. 03/08/2020
France French prosecutors ask for Depardieu rape investigation to be reopened The probe into Depardieu, who starred in films such as "Jean de Florette", was dropped in 2019 after investigators did not gather enough evidence for a formal charge. 01/08/2020
