Suwayda violence: Head of Israel's Druze calls on Europe to act
Matthew Holroyd
Deepfake video shows Zelenskyy's false call for Ukraine to surrender
The manipulated video appears to show Ukraine's President calling on citizens to lay down arms.
Debunking the most viral misinformation about Russia's war in Ukraine
Euronews looks at some of the misleading claims that are still being shared online since the start of Russia's invasion.
Russian embassy road in Vilnius to be named 'Ukrainian Heroes Street'
"From now on, the business card of every employee of the Russian Embassy will have to pay tribute to Ukrainian heroes," said Vilnius mayor Remigijus Šimašius.
Snake Island border guards are alive and well, says Ukrainian navy
The 13 border guards were initially reported dead after refusing to surrender to Russian forces and swearing at them.
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Swedish filmmakers face second trial for exploring wreck of MS Estonia
A total of 852 people died - it was Europe’s worst peacetime maritime disaster.
Skier flees Belarus for Poland after Winter Olympics ban
Her coach and father, Sergei Dolidovich, has been supportive of Belarus' opposition.
Fact check: UK police are not investigating COVID-19 vaccine programme
A number of videos have shown anti-vax protesters handing out fake legal documents to medical workers and other professionals claiming that vaccines are an alleged threat to public health.
'Unacceptable': EU slams Russia's expulsion of Deutsche Welle
Russia has announced retaliatory against broadcaster Deutsche Welle after Germany banned RT over licence issues.
Germany mulls banning Telegram app, accused of aiding hate speech
As Germany starts debating whether to make the Covid vaccine mandatory, it is also considering banning the messenger app Telegram, a hotbed for conspiracy theorists.
French voting app Elyze sparks concerns over data protection
France's data privacy watchdog says it's examining the Tinder-style app that helps voters decide what candidate to choose.
Sweden to deploy more police in Stockholm to tackle violent crime
At least 44 people have died in shooting incidents across Sweden in 2021, according to police figures.
Was Russia behind the killing of Zelimkhan Khangoshvili?
Russia has always denied any involvement in the killing, which has escalated tensions between Berlin and Moscow
Finland's PM Sanna Marin responds to Elon Musk's Twitter joke
The Tesla CEO had posted a meme mocking Finland's Prime Minister for her recent nightclub visit after being exposed to COVID-19.
Finland PM Sanna Marin 'very sorry' for night out after COVID exposure
The Finnish Prime Minister has admitted that she "should have used better judgment" even though she did not break any official rules.
Three Latvian MPs suspended from voting after refusing COVID jab
The MPs will also have their pay suspended.
Colombia seizes over 300 arachnids being smuggled to Europe
Two German citizens were allegedly found smuggling the arachnids in over 200 plastic containers.
Most in North Macedonia think COVID was made to control humans: poll
The poll also found that 46% of citizens in North Macedonia believe the virus is being sprayed by aeroplanes.
Maltese police union bristles over ban on beards
Officers have been told that they can grow beards, wear nail polish and dye their hair if they want to.
Norway women’s beach handball team hail uniform policy change
Norway's women's beach handball team said they know “many players have turned down opportunities” because of previous uniform regulations that said female players had to wear bikini bottoms.
Greek police accused of 'possible racism' over shooting of Roma man
The Hellenic League of Human Rights says the police shooting last month has "highlighted a number of long-standing serious issues".
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