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‘Invaders not refugees’: UK migrant memorial defaced again

Liverpool Mayor Joe Anderson said those responsible for defacing the memorial “have had their brains invaded by hatred.”

Austria

Austrian politician expelled from ruling party over ‘sexist’ tweet

When asked over the weekend by a Twitter user how Berlin State Secretary Sawsan Chebli got her position, Efgani Dönmez responded: "Look at her knees, maybe you find an answer there".

World News

Europe briefing: Five stories to know about today

Euronews brings you the latest news and updates as they happen this morning.

World

Raw Politics: Is migrant crime really a rising threat in Germany?

Raw Politics launched today on Euronews with a discussion about the migrant debate that has shaken Germany.

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Belgium

UK's Brexit proposal 'doomed to fail', says Tony Blair - Exclusive

In an exclusive interview with Euronews' Raw Politics, former British Prime Minister Tony Blair described the UK government's Brexit proposal as "doomed to fail," predicting it will be voted down in Parliament.

USA

John McCain honoured in Washington

Leading politicians are gathering in the US Capitol on Friday to commemorate the late senator.

World

Full interview: Lebanon PM Hariri on Hezbollah, Syrian war and Trump

Watch in full Euronews correspondent Anelise Borges' exclusive interview with Prime Minister Saad Hariri.

Norway

Norwegian minister quits post to support wife’s career

Explaining his decision on Facebook on Thursday, Solvik-Olsen said he had been “very lucky to have had the world's coolest job… Now it's her turn to be able to follow her dream.”

United Kingdom

Bikini-clad blimp of London mayor to take to skies

“If people want to spend their Saturday looking at me in a yellow bikini they’re welcome to do so — I don’t really think yellow’s my colour though,” Sadiq Khan said of the protest.

Germany

German city removes controversial Erdogan statue

The 4-metre-tall golden statue was erected on Monday evening as part of the Wiesbaden Biennale art festival.

Finland

Finnish presidential candidate 'plagiarised master’s thesis'

Which other European politicians have been accused of plagiarising work or faking degrees?

World News

Ex-Scottish leader sues government over sexual misconduct allegations

Scotland's former First Minister, Alex Salmond, described allegations of sexual misconduct as "patently ridiculous" and announced he is taking the Scottish government to court over its complaints procedure.

Morocco

Did Morocco let more migrants make dangerous Spain crossing?

Morocco may have relaxed migration controls into Europe as leverage in key negotiations with Brussels, it’s been claimed.

World News

Europe briefing: Five stories to know about today

Euronews brings you the latest news and updates as they happen this morning.

Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe's Mnangagwa takes lead in vote count

With nine out of 10 provinces declared, Mnangagwa had 2.15 million votes against 1.93 million for opposition leader Nelson Chamisa.

Turkey

'If Ozil wants to talk about racism, he should look at Turkey'

Mesut Ozil sensationally quit the German national football team last month, saying he was subject to “racism and disrespect” because of his Turkish roots. But Deniz Naki tells Euronews that if Ozil really has an issue with racism, he should look at Turkey.

World News

Euroviews. It's not Orwell's Newspeak: Why we must take charge of shaping our language | View

We need new ways of resisting the rhetoric of power addicts in the 21st century.

Cambodia

Europe’s populists head to Cambodia to observe controversial vote

Populist and far-right European politicians are among those to have headed to Cambodia to serve as monitors for its controversial national election on Sunday.

World News

Bannon plans foundation to boost far-right in Europe

Several MEPs criticised the plans on Sunday, with Guy Verhofstadt, the president of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe, launching the hashtag #BanBannon.

Germany

Germany triples compensation for terror victims’ families

Spouses, children and parents of terror victims will now be entitled to €30,000, while siblings will receive €15,000.