'We are open for business' - EU Ambassador to Kyiv recalls staff
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Austria to hold no confidence vote in Chancellor Kurz
The national assembly will hold a no-confidence vote in Chancellor Kurz
Tug-of-war takes place before island disappears
For 30 minutes, there a sandbank island appeared in the Solent Strait.
UK government in 'clear breach' of duty as families face poverty
"As a parent, you really feel like you’ve let your kids down, especially in the holidays. I’ll have to gather my pennies together for a loaf of bread and 50p of butter, so they have some toast,"
EU parliament’s €114m-a-year move to Strasbourg ‘a waste of money’
There was unanimity among EU top job hopefuls Euronews interviewed: moving the EU parliament to Strasbourg every month is a waste of money. We asked an expert whether the €114m-a-year decampments will ever be scrapped.
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Majority of Europeans fear EU could collapse: new poll
A majority of EU voters fear that the bloc's end is a "realistic possibility", a new poll has found.
Turk with terminal cancer 'denied passport to get treatment abroad'
A professor with terminal cancer says Turkish authorities have cancelled his passport, stopping him from going abroad for alternative treatment.
France football star Griezmann to leave Atletico Madrid
World Cup winner Antoine Griezmann announced that he will leave Atletico after this season.
Eurovision Song Contest 2019: Madonna to perform at final
Madonna will perform at Eurovision 2019 — presenters cleared up doubts surrounding the singer's performance in Tel Aviv this week, confirming that the 60-year-old will indeed be singing at the event.
WhatsApp security flaw 'let hackers install surveillance on phones'
Euronews tells you what happened and how to protect yourself.
US anti-gay pastor Steven Anderson banned from Ireland
Controversial pastor Steven Anderson has become the first person to be banned from Ireland under a 20-year-old immigration law.
Watch again: Sweden to reopen investigation into Assange rape case
Sweden's deputy prosecutor announced Monday that she will reopen the preliminary investigation into a rape case against Wikileaks co-founder Julian Assange.
Pope Francis aide 'climbs down manhole to restore power for homeless'
Pope Francis' aide restored electricity for hundreds of people by crawling down a manhole in Rome.
Pompeo to hold talks in Brussels
The US Secretary of State will hold talks in Brussels on Monday on Iran.
Russian disinformation 'may have reached 241 million Europeans'
A report analysed 3.5 million social media posts spreading disinformation ahead of the EU elections.
EU rejects 'ultimatums' from Iran over nuclear deal
In a new joint statement, the EU said it rejected 'ultimatums' from Iran over the nuclear deal.
Watch: Pompeo visit highlights US-UK differences on Iran and Huawei
Key differences remain between London and Washington over the Iran nuclear deal and Chinese telecoms giant Huawei.
How growing numbers of EU countries are making vaccines mandatory
Will Germany be one of them?
Watch: Report reveals nature on the brink of catastrophe
A UN report from hundreds of experts offers insight into nature's decline and how humanity is changing the planet.
What’s next for North Macedonia? | Euronews Answers
What’s next for North Macedonia? Euronews Answers what lies ahead for the Republic of North Macedonia which elected a pro-European president on Sunday.
More than 500 EU candidates pledge to protect animals
More than 500 EU candidates pledged to protect wildlife by signing onto the Vote for Animals 2019 campaign
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