Libya Fighting in Libya's Tripoli | Euronews answers Heavy clashes in Libya's capital Tripoli have so far killed 47 people and wounded over 100. Euronews explains what the latest violence means. 04/09/2018
Netherlands Armenian teens facing deportation from Netherlands are 'in hiding' Two Armenian teens, who have been living in the Netherlands for the past decade, have gone into hiding to avoid deportation, their mother said on Monday. 03/09/2018
Germany Germany debates opt-out system for organ donations Germany's Health Minister Jens Spahn is pushing for the country to adopt an opt-out policy for organ donations as the number of donors sink to its lowel-ever level. 03/09/2018
World News Facebook's definition of terrorism 'overly broad', warns UN Facebook's definition may lead to governments suppressing opposition from legitimate groups, a UN human rights expert warned. 03/09/2018
United Kingdom Britain buries emergency vehicles used in Novichok attack response Some emergency service vehicles used in the response to Novichok poisonings in Britain have been buried in a landfill site. 01/09/2018
World News Ryanair changes cabin bag policy, small suitcase no longer free Ryanair is to make passengers pay for the small wheelie suitcase they were previously allowed to take in the cabin for free. The airline says it's to reduce delays. 24/08/2018
World News No amount of alcohol is safe for your health, study finds Even the smallest amount of alcohol is bad for your health, a new study has found. 24/08/2018
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. 24/08/2018
United Kingdom Dogs to be trained to detect bowel cancer in UK medical trial Dogs are to be trained to detect bowel cancer as part of a British medical trial, researchers have announced. 23/08/2018
Germany High Facebook usage linked to anti-refugee attacks in Germany: study A higher-than-usual social media usage at the local level can lead to a spike in violent crimes in the area, a new study has found. 22/08/2018
World News Facebook rating users' trustworthiness: report Facebook is rating its users on their trustworthiness as part of its effort to combat fake information, a Facebook manager revealed to the Washington Post. 22/08/2018
France Paris Aquarium offers sanctuary to 600 goldfish Two years ago, The Paris Aquarium decided to open a new kind of sanctuary: one entirely dedicated to the humble and ubiquitous goldfish. 21/08/2018
USA Stop calling us 'Mormons', says Church leader A new directive issued last week by Russell M Nelson, president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, now dictates that the term “Mormon” may no longer be used to describe the church or its followers. 21/08/2018
United Kingdom 'Chaos' at Gatwick as staff forced to write flight info on whiteboard Gatwick Airport descended into "chaos" on Monday morning after a IT malfunction forced staff to manually display flight information on whiteboards. 20/08/2018
Greece Greek bailout: The economy before and after As it successfully exits its eight-year-long bailout program, Euronews takes a look at how the Greek economy is faring now compared to 2010, when it first received money from creditors. 20/08/2018
World News Vogue announces it will no longer hire models under 18 Fashion bible Vogue and its publisher Conde Nast announced that they will no longer hire underage models for editorial shoots and called on the wider industry to to the same. 17/08/2018
World News What happens to your Facebook account after you die? Do you know what happens to social media accounts after people die? 17/08/2018
World News Wifi could detect weapons and bombs in public places, study says Wireless signals can penetrate bags to get the dimensions of dangerous metal objects, including weapons and batteries for bombs, as well as estimate the volume of liquids such as chemicals for explosives. 16/08/2018
World News Aretha Franklin tributes: 'A blow for everyone who loves real music' American songstress Aretha Franklin has died aged 76. Celebrities the world over are paying their respect to the "Queen of Soul". 16/08/2018
World News Why heatwaves in Europe are becoming the new normal Scientists are warning that the record-breaking heatwave currently impacting Europe is likely to become the rule rather than the exception as climate change disrupts weather patterns. 03/08/2018