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Swiss vote on pensions and retirement age
With an ageing population and ever-rising living costs, Switzerland has held a referendum that could reshape pensioners' lives.
In pictures: Anger and despair as Russians bid farewell to Navalny
Despite the heavy police presence, crowds thronged to the church where the Kremlin's fiercest foe was laid to rest.
Only 10% of Europeans believe Ukraine can defeat Russia - poll
Support for Ukraine remains high across the European Union, but authors of the study say politicians should focus on defining an acceptable peace.
Delays in Western aid to Ukraine 'helping' Russia - ISW
Ukrainian forces withdrew from Avdiivka on Saturday, with experts claiming dwindling supplies of Western-supplied arms played a key role in Kyiv's strategic defeat.
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UK ‘bases of death’ see controversy amid Middle East conflict
Activists claim the UK and US use Cyprus as an "unsinkable warship” as recent conflicts in the Middle East spark renewed controversy over British military bases on the Mediterranean island.
Hungary's president resigns over child sexual abuse scandal
Outrage was sparked by revelations Hungary's president had pardoned a man convicted in a child sexual abuse case.
Sweden sends troops to NATO frontline with Russia
The country is preparing to join the US-led alliance, though still faces opposition from Hungary.
Putin: US 'needs to stop supplying weapons' to Ukraine
The West will never succeed in inflicting a "strategic defeat" on Russia in Ukraine, the Russian president warned.
'Punishment beatings' used at EU-backed Greek refugee camps - NGO
Staff have abused refugees for talking in line, coughing, and not cleaning their rooms, the Border Violence Monitoring Network claims.
Meet the European Jews standing against Israel's war with Hamas
Having suffered throughout history, Jewish peace activists told Euronews Jews should identify with the oppressed and defend their rights - "whoever that oppressor may be."
Anguish over 'ban' on most UK citizens marrying foreign nationals
"The government is willing to sacrifice the rights of British citizens who happen to fall in love across borders," one rights advocate told Euronews.
Russia continues assaults along entire front, warns Ukraine
A Ukrainian commander said his country's army was making "necessary decisions" to save lives and ammunition.
UK accuses Russia of democratic interference
State actors and "Wagner-style" hackers are doing "dirty work" to disrupt the country's political processes, one minister has warned.
Insecure and isolated: The 'illegal' life of Russia's LGBT citizens
Draconian laws and repression are forcing Russia's LGBT community out of the country, but those who cannot escape face an increasingly grim fate.
Arms sales to Israel land UK government in court
Nearly 16,000 people - mostly women and children - have been killed in Gaza so far, with the UN warning of an "even more hellish scenario" yet to come.
Russians' support of Ukraine war collapses, finds poll
The Kremlin is worried about the political impact of war disaffection leading up to the 2024 presidential election, according to a US think tank.
Body found in rural England barn triggers Europe-wide investigation
Does this story seem familiar? Do you recognise the person in these images? Investigators are asking for help.
Rats the size of AK-47s and grimy mud: Winter comes to Ukraine war
"Nobody wants to be on the frontline," one expert told Euronews, highlighting the grizzly impact of bitter weather on soldiers and civilians.
Estonia ready for 'migration spillover' after Finland closes border
Russia has been accused of weaponising migration by channelling people to the borders of Finland in recent weeks.
Trouble in paradise: Brits in Spain can end up lonely and alone
British people are "living the dream" in Spain - that's "until the wheels fall off the bus," Euronews was told.
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