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Watch: English superfan gets 'World Cup Winners' tattoo
This English fan is that certain the Three Lions are bringing the World Cup home.
Neo-Nazis dump trash outside homes of Danish politicians
"The whole problem of the situation was that instead of directing their action or process towards the institution, it was directed at me and directed to the place where I live with my family," said Lasse Olsen to Euronews.
Lyon star Lucy Bronze talks passion and pay gaps in women's football
Euronews spoke with Bronze about her will to be the best player she can be, the pay in women's football, and what needs to be done to improve the game.
Window closes on annual gesture: the peculiar case of the man with a portrait
The sweet story of an old man who stood at his apartment's window every year for the May 9th Victory Parade with a portrait of his late mother — until he himself passed away this year.
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‘Death to America’: Iran MPs burn American flag in parliament
The lawmakers staged the demonstration on Wednesday morning, the day after Trump announced he was ditching the 2015 nuclear deal.
Road signs go up for US Embassy in Jerusalem
The road signs went up a week before the US Embassy's opening, which will coincide with the 70th anniversary of Israel's founding.
Dolls' heads pop up in UK potholes in repair plea
Fed up with potholes in the Southwest of England, one resident took it on himself to place children's dolls heads in potholes, the amusement of many residents.
Is non-consensual sex rape? Most European countries say 'no'
While Spain is currently in the spotlight for its legal technicalities between sexual abuse and rape — it is not the only European country that does not recognise sex without consent as rape.
#Cuéntalo: Spanish women tell their stories of #MeToo abuse, rape
The trending hashtag joins a wave of Spanish protests that came after a group of men in the so-called 'Wolf Pack' trial were cleared of rape and found guilty over the lesser charge of sexual abuse.
Footballers go low to set world record match at Dead Sea
The lowest-altitude match at the Dead Sea comes less than a year after the same group broke the Guinness World Record for the highest-altitude football game played.
Venezuelan refugees crisis in Brazil keeps worsening
The Venezuelan refugee crisis in Brazil has worsened, with hundreds pouring into the country on a daily basis, official statistics showed.
Citroën CEO talks diesel demand, #MeToo and trade wars
Euronews interviews Linda Jackson, CEO of Citroën, at the Geneva International Motor Show
Argentine icebreaker pays tribute to missing submarine crew
The icebreaker's crew formed the number 44 on the Antarctic ice.
Ultimate Liverpool fan? Norway dad names baby 'Ynwa' after club song
The new dad took fandom to new heights after naming his daughter after the 'You'll Never Walk Alone' club anthem.
Iceland tells companies: Close gender pay gap—or pay up
Iceland’s new law requires companies to prove they’ve closed the gender pay gap.
All clear given after Dutch train evacuation scare
Police evacuated and searched an international train travelling from Amsterdam to Germany after reports suggested a 'dangerous situation'.
Lewis Hamilton apologises after 'boys don't wear dresses' backlash
The British racing driver had made the comments about his young nephew dressed as a princess during Christmas.
‘Your son is a dog’: Israeli MP threatens families of imprisoned Pales
The controversial lawmaker was assigned a security detail a day later, after Hamas made their own threats against the lawmaker over the incident
Watch live: Spain's PM Rajoy speaks about Catalan election results
The prime minister also ruled out a national election as he addressed the country a day after separatist parties won the Catalan regional vote
Severe floods in Italy continue
Emergency services responded to residents stranded by the extreme weather
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