Netherlands Noah way! Builder of life-size Ark plans to sail boat to Israel Noah way! The gigantic vessel has no motor so tugboats need to be hired. Cost? More than €1 million. 29/11/2018
United Kingdom No deal Brexit to put UK, EU at greater risk, security minister warns If the UK crashes out of the EU without a deal it will be cut out from the bloc's databases on which DNA, fingerprints and information about suspects are shared. 29/11/2018
United Kingdom May warns MPs that UK's future rests in their hands The Commons Liason Committee grilled Prime Minister Theresa May about her Brexit strategy on Thursday morning. 29/11/2018
World News EU recycles only 42% of its plastic waste, says Eurostat Lithuania topped the ranking, recycling 74.4% of its plastic waste. Estonia came in last, recycling less than a quarter of plastic packaging. 29/11/2018
World News Here's how much your country spends on your healthcare Luxembourg spent €5,600 per inhabitant on healthcare in 2016 — the highest of any EU member state. 29/11/2018
United Kingdom Will Brexit really hurt the UK economy? Euronews takes you through all the important points in the Treasury and Bank of England Brexit reports, which look at the economic damage that could be caused by the EU's departure from the EU. 28/11/2018
World News Discrimination against black people 'commonplace' in EU: Report Nearly a third of black people in the EU have been the victim of racial harassment in the past five years, a new survey has found. 28/11/2018
Slovenia Slovenia is first NATO state to appoint female army chief Major General Alenka Ermenc now leads the country's 7,500 troops. 28/11/2018
Netherlands Holocaust survivors to be compensated by Dutch wartime train operator More than 100,000 Dutch Jews were killed during the Second World War. 28/11/2018
France France to fully reimburse condoms to combat AIDS People in France will soon be able to get free condoms if they are prescribed by a doctor. 27/11/2018
World News Diesel air pollution costs EU up to €80 billion a year: Study Most of the damage costs of road-related air pollution are health costs. 27/11/2018
Belgium Europe briefing: Four stories to know about today Euronews looks back at the biggest stories from around Europe this morning. 26/11/2018
World News Ghosn under arrest: What does it mean for the Renault-Nissan alliance? Carlos Ghosn's arrest has sent shockwaves through the business world and impacted the three car manufacturers he helped revive. 20/11/2018
World News Spanish train derails, Brussels stabbing: Today's top five stories Euronews brings you all the breaking news and top stories as they happen this morning. 20/11/2018
United Kingdom Brexit, Khashoggi murder, Carlos Ghosn: Four European stories to know Theresa May hangs on to power but a leadership challenge may be imminent. 19/11/2018
USA David Hockney's iconic painting sells for record $90.3 million "Portrait of An Artist (Pool with Two Figures)" has become the world's most expensive painting by a living artist. 16/11/2018
United Kingdom May's Brexit woes send Sterling spiralling The British currency is on track to record its biggest one-day drop in over a year on Thursday. 15/11/2018
United Kingdom Brexit draft deal: May starts playing the number's game British Prime Minister Theresa May is likely to have to do some serious parliamentary arithmetics to get the Brexit draft deal passed. 15/11/2018
Europe News Brexit's withdrawal agreement draft – the details Draft Agreement on the withdrawal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland from the European Union - Euronews dives into the text 14/11/2018
France French people react to Trump's Twitter attack We asked people in Lyon France, what they think of US President Donald Trump's latest Twitter attack on France and President Emmanuel Macron's leadership. 14/11/2018