Tens of thousands of protesters draw the Red Line for Gaza in Brussels
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More sex please, we're Spanish! Spain says 'sí' to open relationships
Spain appears to be warming up to the idea of open relationships as almost half of Spaniards say it’s okay to have multiple sexual partners at the same time.
Listen: All you need to know about Sweden's too-close-to-call election
Join our panel of experts including Dominic Hinde and Lucas Dahlström as we explore the ins and outs of an election that could return a far-right government to power.
Euroviews. Post-Brexit Brits now need to do a 4-day course to live in France
These training days, delivered in French, now await any Brit like myself who has migrated to France since the UK fully left the EU.
Finance ministers should worry about tax fraud, EU prosecutor says
Authorities in EU countries aren’t showing enough appetite to claw back tens of billions in funds lost to fraud each year, according to the head of the EU’s financial crime agency.
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'Hell is what's happening there': Escapees on life back in Mariupol
"Hell is what's happening there [Mariupol], it's not possible to just retell it."
Take Hungarian election result with a pinch of salt, expert warns
Euronews spoke to a political scientist about Hungary's upcoming parliamentary elections and what they might mean for Europe.
Listen: Ukrainian translator gets emotional during Zelenskyy's speech
The official Ukrainian-English interpreter for the European Parliament appeared overwhelmed with emotion as he translated a speech by Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
In pictures: Children's fight for survival amid Afghanistan crisis
Six months since the Taliban seized Kabul, a humanitarian crisis has developed in Afghanistan that has devastated the lives of children across the country, says Save the Children.
Watch: Microphone picks up Joe Biden insulting journalist
The president's office had no qualms about the insult, including it in their official transcript of the press conference.
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