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Germany’s AfD tells pupils to report teachers who air political views

The party claims the controversial initiative has been targeted by hackers.

Business

Amazon scraps secret AI recruiting tool that showed bias against women

Amazon.com Inc's machine-learning specialists uncovered a big problem: their new recruiting engine did not like women.

Europe News

'I've got to stay away': Barbaros Sansal talks life outside of Turkey

Barbaros Sansal made the decision to start a new life in Belgium after being attacked and imprisoned last year for posting a critical video on social media.

Montenegro

Montenegro to fine people who do not stand for national anthem

Many Montenegrin Serbs have refused to recognise the song “Oh, bright dawn of Montenegro” as the national anthem since it was adopted in 2004.

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Living

Looking into Saatchi's Black Mirror

We tour the latest major exhibition in London showcasing art as a social satire.

World News

Macron vs Trump at the UN General Assembly

While both leaders have professed friendship and support for each other in public, they stood at opposite ends of the spectrum on many issues they addressed at the UN on Tuesday.

United Kingdom

What is Labour’s Brexit motion? | Euronews answers

How a motion approved by the Labour Party could increase the chances of a second Brexit referendum.

Spain

Former French PM could become the next Barcelona mayor

Manuel Valls is expected to announce his candidacy for the Barcelona mayoral election on Tuesday.

USA

Kavanaugh accuser to testify Thursday in U.S. Senate - lawyers

Kavanaugh accuser to testify Thursday in U.S. Senate - lawyers

Spain

Trump 'told Spain to build wall through Sahara' to stop migrants

Speaking at a lunch event in Madrid this week, Josep Borrell reportedly recounted a meeting where he said Trump shrugged off the scepticism of Spanish diplomats about building a wall through some 4,800 kilometres of desert.

Germany

Man dies in Hambach Forest after fall from treehouse bridge

Authorities have suspended the eviction of protesters from the threatened woodland following the death of the man, who is believed to be a journalist.

Business

Spanish court rules former Ryanair pilot was employee not contractor

Spanish court rules former Ryanair pilot was employee not contractor

Belgium

Belgium records first cases of African swine fever

The outbreak has spread alarm in western Europe, which is a major producer and exporter of pigmeat.

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Watch: No Comment of the week

Check out five of the best videos from this week's No Comment section.

World News

Watch again: The rise of populism and the far-right in Europe

Euronews journalists discussed the significance of rising populist and far-right movements in Europe, and the role social media plays.

Hungary

Exclusive poll: Most Hungarians think Article 7 vote 'fair'

Most Hungarians think the European Parliament’s decision to trigger Article 7 disciplinary procedures against Hungary was fair, according to an exclusive Euronews poll.

World News

Where in Europe is surrogacy legal?

Couples in Europe are dodging surrogacy bans at home by spending large sums of money abroad in their bid to have a baby.

Austria

What does voting at 16 change? The case of Austria

Teenagers of 16 and 17 can vote in a couple of European countries. But is it a good thing?

Moldova

Footage of Moldovan president's car crash emerges online

Moldovan President Igor Dodon was involved in a traffic accident north west of the capital Chisinau. His mother is reported to be seriously injured.

United Kingdom

British PM’s Brexit plan a ‘suicide vest’, says Boris Johnson

Writing in the Mail on Sunday newspaper, Johnson described May’s so-called Chequers plan as “a humiliation” that opens “ourselves to perpetual political blackmail”.