Unreported Europe Land grab: Hungary's political elite accused of milking the system Hungary is in the headlines again with allegations of large-scale land-grabbing by the ruling elite. Unreported Europe investigates whether leading politicians are handing out precious farmland to friends and family. 17/01/2020
Germany Thousands evacuated after 'English' bomb found in Düsseldorf, Germany Authorities in Düsseldorf called on around 11,650 people to leave their homes after the discovery of a one tonne bomb at a construction site. 17/01/2020
Body and Mind Could air pollution be affecting your menstrual cycle? A new study in France suggests the length of a woman's menstrual cycle might be impacted by pollution. 17/01/2020
no comment Believers and Retrievers: pets taken to church for special blessings The Catholic tradition is meant to bring the animals health and protection for the coming year. 17/01/2020
World Police violence: Could France and Catalonia ban rubber bullet guns? Police violence: Could France and Catalonia ban rubber bullet guns? 17/01/2020
no comment Fire and horses as unique Las Luminarias festival kicks off in Spain The annual ritual sees horses ridden through bonfires. 17/01/2020
Germany Should social media users have to use their real names? What do you think? Let us know in the comments, below. 17/01/2020
Spain Spanish islands ban pub crawls in crackdown on drunk tourists The bans will take place at Magaluf and a number of other party destinations. 17/01/2020
Russia Profile: Who is Russia's new prime minister, Mikhail Mishustin? Euronews takes a look at the new Russian prime minister Mikhail Mishustin. 17/01/2020
Good Morning Europe EU trade chief says US-China trade deal is political stunt Commissioner Phil Hogan said the deal was all about November's Presidential election. 17/01/2020
France Restaurant Paul Bocuse loses 3 Michelin star status after 55 years The restaurant of French chef Paul Bocuse, who died two years ago, has lost one of its Michelin stars. 17/01/2020
Italy Watch: NATO is 'united and adaptable' says Jens Stoltenberg The NATO Secretary General was speaking in Italy. 17/01/2020
Switzerland Watch: Greta Thunberg attends rally in Switzerland ahead of Davos Watch: Greta Thunberg attends rally in Switzerland ahead of Davos 17/01/2020
Greece Haftar 'agrees' to tear up Libya-Turkey maritime deal: Greece The Libyan militia leader has not confirmed the claims by Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias. 17/01/2020
Ukraine Ukraine's PM Oleksiy Honcharuk resigns Statements about the Ukrainian president were attributed to the PM, who reportedly criticised Zelensky's understanding of economics. 17/01/2020
Cuisine You went vegan for the environment, but does your food fly further? Food miles or animal agriculture - no one can agree on what's worse for the planet. 17/01/2020
France Macron will not release any more bears in the Pyrenees, herders say Bears were responsible for 400 attacks against livestock in the border region in 2018, they say. 17/01/2020
Germany Germany reaches agreement to phase out coal by 2038 The German government will pay utility companies billions of euros to speed up the shutdown of their coal-fired power plants 16/01/2020
no comment Battered faces of female celebrities appear in Italian street art The battered faces of Michelle Obama, Hillary Clinton and Angela Merkel stare out of posters in Milan created by Italian artist Alexsandro Palombo to raise awareness of violence against women. 16/01/2020
brussels bureau Brexit Party 'a disgrace' says UK MEP after final Strasbourg sitting Catherine Rowett, Green Party MEP, says Britain 'united in our hatred' of Brexit. 16/01/2020
Turkey Meet the Turkish sports stars on the wrong side of President Erdogan Turkish football star Hakan Şükür is famously living in exile from Turkey, after getting on the wrong side of president Erdogan - and he's not the only sports star on the wanted list in Turkey. 16/01/2020
the global conversation EU steps in with fund to ease the cost of going green The EU Commissioner for Cohesion and Reforms, Elisa Ferreira, explains how Brussels is helping coal-dependent countries to move away from fossil fuels. 16/01/2020
musica Vienna Philharmonic marches to its own tune The 178-year-old Vienna Philharmonic has played under the baton of some of the world's most famous maestros. But it marches to its own tune. 16/01/2020
Fashion Versace stops using kangaroo skin as wildfires spread in Australia The luxury fashion house has enforced a ban, but many other exotic animals are still hunted for their skin. 16/01/2020
Spain EU parliament launches process to lift Puigdemont's MEP immunity The decision could take several months. 16/01/2020
View Turkey can become an actor in the new Great Game in Eastern Mediterranean and the Middle East ǀ View When historians look at the course of events in the Eastern Mediterranean and the Middle East at the beginning of 2020, it is not entirely unlikely that they might identify this year as a prelude to a new Great Game. 16/01/2020
France Marine le Pen says she will run in 2022 French presidential elections The French far-right candidate ran against Emmanuel Macron and lost in 2017. 16/01/2020
World EU praised on human rights despite failures on migration policy While Human Rights Watch says the EU is showing “positive signs”, issues such as migration and growing intolerance were highlighted in the organisations annual global report. 16/01/2020
brussels bureau Brussels pauses 5G rollout due to cancer fears The European Union has paused 5G rollout but is pressing ahead with its plans to develop it across the bloc with ongoing risk-based assessments. 16/01/2020
Spain Could Puigdemont be arrested during his Spain visit? The self-exiled Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont would like to return to Spain for the first time, but it might cost him his freedom. 16/01/2020
