Suwayda violence: Head of Israel's Druze calls on Europe to act
Mario Bowden
Fukushima nuclear plant releases wastewater for second day
Japan released wastewater from its Fukushima nuclear plant for a second day despite criticism from China and protests by angry citizens at home.
'A win for women's football' as FIFA Women's World Cup concludes
While there were mixed emotions outside the Australia Stadium in Sydney after Spain's 1-0 win against England, the consensus was that the women's game has a lot to be proud of.
Women's World Cup: Philippines stun co-hosts, Norway sit bottom
Sarina Bolden's goal proved decisive in their 1-0 win over New Zealand, spoiling the party for the co-hosts.
Activists mount pressure on German government to sign heating bill
On Friday, climate activists in Berlin marched to the German Chancellery, calling on the federal government to quit arguing and agree on its proposed climate policy.
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Turkey-Syria earthquakes: Scars and trauma remain three months on
Three months after the Turkey-Syria earthquakes, Euronews spoke to humanitarian workers in the region about the ongoing needs of survivors. With the Turkish election on 14 May, the earthquake has dominated candidates' campaigns.
Police push back protesters ahead of Macron visit in eastern France
The French President is on a tour of the country in an attempt to reconnect with the French people.
Excess mortality rates in Europe: Why are they so high post-pandemic?
As the world marks the third year since the start of the pandemic, excess deaths remain high. We asked the experts why that is.
The Northern Ireland Protocol: What is it and where does it stand?
The Northern Ireland Protocol has been a bone of contention since the beginning of post-Brexit talks, but officials involved in discussions see an end in sight.
Kyrgios pleads guilty to pushing ex-girlfriend but faces no charges
Nick Kyrgios admits to assaulting ex-girlfriend but avoids a criminal record. Magistrate describes the assault as an act of “stupidity” and “frustration.”
Ukraine War: Kyiv hopes new weaponry can tip the balance in Bakhmut
The newly elected Czech president, a former NATO general, is calling on Ukraine's allies to do more. And now the question of sending fighter jets has entered the debate.
Canada and France pledge tanks supplies for Ukraine
The announcement comes one day after the United States and Germany both announced they are sending battle tanks to Ukraine, the first stage of a coordinated effort by the West to provide dozens of the heavy weapons to help Kyiv as Russia's invasion enters its 12th month.
Iran imposes sanctions against MEPs and EU institutions
The move from Tehran is seen as a tit-for-tat response to recent European sanctions against Iranian officials linked to a crackdown on nationwide protests.
Why are post-Brexit checks slowing down business for Eurostar?
Train operator Eurostar says that it is facing slower post-Brexit passport checks for UK travellers. The cross-channel group unveiled a new logo following the service's merger with Thalys.
Car horns and fireworks: France delights in reaching World Cup final
Reaching their second consecutive World Cup final, France knocked out Morocco 2-0, ending the north African side's fairytale campaign.
Anxiety, grief, pain: More Russians turn to antidepressants
With the stagnating conflict in Ukraine grinding on, many Russians are growing increasingly anxious and worried.
How the extraction of horse blood is sparking controversy in Iceland
The practice of extracting mares' blood has been around since the late 1970s, but not many Icelandic knew about the practice until now
Truss and Kwarteng to pocket up to €19,000 in severance pay
79 UK ministers and whips have resigned over both Boris Johnson and Liz Truss' tenure, 71 of whom are entitled to a payout of taxpayers' money.
Deadline looms for ethnic Serbs to switch to Kosovo-issued car plates
Kosovo's PM Albin Kurti first announced the implementation period to be over at the start of September but has later extended the deadline to 31 October.
Students clash with police as Iran protests enter sixth week
They were sparked by the death of Mahsa Amini.
US says Iran gave Russian troops 'kamikaze' drone training
Iran has deployed military experts in Russian-occupied Crimea to help launch drone attacks on Ukraine, the White House says.
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