Vatican Pope Francis urges Congo, South Sudan to 'turn a page' for peace Francis had planned to begin a weeklong pilgrimage to the two African countries but he cancelled the trip last month because of knee pain that makes walking and standing difficult. 02/07/2022
Ukraine Ukraine war: Russian forces pound last Luhansk stronghold Ukrainian fighters have spent weeks trying to defend the city of Lysychansk to keep it from falling into Russian hands. 02/07/2022
France Dozens of flights cancelled in French airport strike The country's busiest airport Charles de Gaulle is the worst hit, with 1-in-5 flights on Saturday expected to be cancelled. 02/07/2022
Uncovering Europe How mafia seized properties have become socially useful Euronews correspondent Giorgia Orlandi reports on how mafia-seized properties are being used to house Ukrainian refugees. 01/07/2022
Malta Malta to review abortion policy after Prudente case causes outrage Malta's abortion policy was put in the international spotlight last week after the country refused US holiday-maker Andrea Prudente a potentially life-saving abortion. 01/07/2022
Ukraine Ukraine war: five of the latest developments you need to know From Norway donating almost €1 billion to Ukraine to Gazprom seizing an energy project co-owned by British and Japanese companies, here are five of the latest developments in the war. 01/07/2022
Cult 3 cultural events you need to know about this weekend Euronews takes a look at some of the hottest cultural events in Europe at the moment. 01/07/2022
Work European workers’ mental health is at breaking point, new poll finds Nearly half of workers surveyed say they’re feeling more sensitive to stress than before COVID. Younger people, women, parents and those with lower incomes are especially under strain. 01/07/2022
Europe News Brussels questions Polish judicial reforms to unlock EU recovery funds The European Commission has said at least one necessary element was "missing" from Poland's judicial reforms. 01/07/2022
Green News Climate activists get into a sticky situation in a London art gallery Climate activists in London and Glasgow have glued themselves to famous pieces of art to call for an end to new fossil fuel projects in the UK 01/07/2022
Travel News Venice entry fee: when and how you need to book Venice has announced the official date from which tourists will have to pre-book their visit and pay a fee. 01/07/2022
Smell This museum has a painting you can smell The scents of flowers, animals and gloves can be sniffed in a 17th century painting at the Museo del Prado in Madrid. 01/07/2022
world news WHO Europe chief says 'we should not be complacent' over COVID-19 rise Many European countries are experiencing a surge in new COVID-19 infections, with the more transmissible Omicron subvariant BA.5 spreading across the continent. 01/07/2022
euronews WITNESS Inside Lisbon's housing crisis Prohibitive property prices, spiralling rents, speculation and evictions. Lisbon once again finds itself in the midst of a housing crisis. Euronews' Julian Gomez investigates what it means for residents and asks what the authorities are doing to combat it. 01/07/2022
Sport US basketball star Griner appears in Russian court on drugs charges The two-time Olympic champion and Phoenix Mercury starter is facing up to 10 years in prison if convicted. 01/07/2022
Switzerland Higgs Boson researchers mark 10 year anniversary with return to particle studies Higgs Boson researchers mark 10 year anniversary with return to particle studies 01/07/2022
United Kingdom MP resigns as Boris Johnson returns home to another Tory sex scandal The UK's embattled prime minister is once again confronted by a domestic scandal involving his team, after trying to put the focus on policy while abroad. 01/07/2022
Belarus Belarus abolishes visa requirements for Polish citizens for six months Minsk says the decision aims to foster "good neighbourly" relations amid heightened tensions. 01/07/2022
Climate Now Climate Now: How can we feed the world with a warming planet? As climate change alters our weather systems, how can the agricultural industry adapt to a warming world? 01/07/2022
Europe News Watch as the EU flag arrives at the Ukrainian parliament The moment celebrated the country's newly-obtained EU candidate status. 01/07/2022
Destinations How Italy plans to tackle overcrowding this summer A new tourism strategy is helping tourists discover Italy’s small villages and rural walking routes. 01/07/2022
Europe News Inflation in the eurozone reaches new record high of 8.6% Soaring energy prices are still the main driver behind inflation, but fresh food is also becoming more expensive. 01/07/2022
Climate Po Valley farmers living through Italy's worst drought for 70 years More than 30% of the harvest risks being lost and an important hydropower plant has closed. Farmers and officials warn the damage could be irremediable if the weather doesn't change. 01/07/2022
Portugal Five phrases that made waves at the UN Ocean Conference Delegates at the UN's Ocean Conference are urging people to 'learn to love sharks' and 'listen to the elders' if they truly want to protect the world's waters. 01/07/2022
Culture news A new Danish museum wants to tell the stories of refugees The museum opens at a time when Denmark has been criticised by the EU for its tough asylum and anti-migration policies. 01/07/2022
Cult The return of a rap legend: MC Solaar shines at Jazz à Vienne festival French rap star MC Solaar speaks exclusively to Euronews as he returns to the stage at the Jazz à Vienne festival. 01/07/2022
