Guillermo del Toro parts with rare horror memorabilia after wildfires
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US and Sweden head to the quarter-finals
In the second to last day of the round of 16, the United States and Sweden won their respective matches and progress to the quarter-final round.
Which European countries are the most expensive?
Which countries are the most expensive and which are the least expensive?
Refereeing in spotlight as VAR sparks Women's World Cup controversy
VAR or Video Assistant Referee has taken a hit after changing multiple results at the Women's World Cup.
European Games: Can Belarus emerge from a poor human rights record?
Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko claimed the European Games would have a positive impact on the image of his country, but can Belarus emerge from under the spectre of a bad human rights record?
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Europe heatwave: temperatures could pass 44.1C record in France
A number of European countries have broken June temperature records and the worst is yet to come.
Previously lost Freddie Mercury performance released
A previously unreleased track of "Time Waits for No One" premiered on Thursday after being "lost" for four decades.
What is Facebook's new digital currency Libra? | Euronews explains
Facebook announced plans to launch a new cryptocurrency. What does this actually mean for the tech giant and what is digital currency?
'Where is Boris?' Five of six Tory candidates face off in debate
Five of the six Tory candidates faced off on Sunday night in a televised debate that's primary focus was Brexit.
Protesters flood streets despite controversial bill's suspension
As the Chief Executive of Hong Kong Carrie Lam issued a rare apology to the public and suspended the controversial bill to change Hong Kong's extradition law, protesters flooded the streets and demanded that she step down.
Notre Dame celebrates first mass after devastating fire
Two months after a devastating fire destroyed the cathedral's spire and roof, the Archbishop of Paris, Michel Aupetit, held mass for the anniversary of the cathedral's dedication as a place of prayer.
WHO stops short of declaring Ebola outbreak a global emergency
The World Health Organization (WHO) determined for the third time that the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is not a "public health emergency of international concern".
Ebola crisis 'accelerating' says field coordinator in DR Congo
The World Health Organization is set to decide whether or not to declare Ebola a public health emergency Friday after a 5-year-old died in Uganda.
2019 Women's World Cup: France beat Norway 2-1
France beat Norway in Nice on Wednesday night.
Macron to replace tree symbolising Franco-American friendship
Macron told a Swiss broadcaster that they would send a replacement tree to his American counterpart after it was reported that the tree symbolising Franco-American friendship had died in quarantine.
Le Pen 'to stand trial for tweeting violent images of terrorism'
French far-right leader Marine Le Pen has been ordered to appear in front of a court over tweeting pictures of killings by the so-called Islamic State, reported AFP citing a judicial source.
Moldovan president suspended as snap elections called
A Moldovan court relieved President Igor Dodon of his duties in a statement and appointed the former prime minister as interim president the day after a new coalition government was formed.
Turkish president is witness at football star Mesut Özil's wedding
Turkey's Erdogan attended Arsenal footballer Mesut Özil's wedding as a witness.
This is how much plastic is thrown into the Mediterranean every second
"The Mediterranean is one of the emblematic places of our heritage and yet it is inexorably submerged under a torrent of plastics," said World Wide Fund for Nature.
Is the US right to claim the EU is not treating it fairly on trade?
In an interview with Euronews on Monday, US secretary of state Mike Pompeo said the US hadn't "been treated fairly" by the EU. Did he have a point?
Meteorologists predict Europe will experience summer heat waves
Meteorologists say that temperatures will heat up this summer in Europe.
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