Polls will show if Norway will continue to be a social welfare state or not?
Estelle Nilsson-Julien
What is the story behind French far right-funded schools?
In France, donors have been funnelling money into institutions which fully align with conservative values.
North Korean troops in Ukraine: How powerful is Pyongyang's army?
The exact size of the North Korean military remains unknown, but according to analysts, it has tested nuclear weapons six times and developed ballistic missiles capable of reaching continental US.
Europol targets gang charging up to €15,000 for fake wine
The operation saw agents raid 14 locations and arrest six people — including one "high value target".
Anti-whaling activist Paul Watson seeks political asylum in France
The Sea Shepherd founder has been in custody in Denmark since he was arrested in Greenland in July.
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French government to survive no confidence vote with far-right backing
The Tuesday vote comes as Barnier's fragile government faces a major challenge to get next year's budget approved, despite not having a majority in parliament.
France deports Osama Bin Laden's son from Normandy village
France's Interior Minister announced Omar bin Laden was deported over accusations of glorifying terrorism on social media, while bin Laden has claimed his innocence.
Deaths involving teen hitmen in Marseille spark public outrage
Marseille's public prosecutor stated that the situation in the city of some 860,000 has reached “a whole other level”, expressing his concern that drug-trafficking gangs were recruiting boys at an increasingly young age.
Slovakia's PM Fico pledges to block Ukraine's NATO bid while in office
The Slovakian prime minister has repeatedly accused the West of fuelling the conflict, claiming the war should be resolved through diplomacy over fighting.
Moldova accuses Russia of bribing voters ahead of EU referendum
National police chief Viorel Cernautanu revealed that over 130,000 Moldovans were bribed by a Russian network to promote pro-Kremlin candidates, raising concerns about malign influence.
Poland plans to further tighten rules on alcohol sales for under 18s
Alcoholic drinks remain popular in the eastern European country despite the criticism. Poland ranked as Europe's third biggest beer producer in 2023, according to a Eurostat. survey, with the country also being a large exporter of vodka.
UK to return last African colony to Mauritius ending years of dispute
The deal follows years of negotiations over the future of the Chagos Islands, one of which is home to a crucial joint UK and US military base.
Immigration, taxes, Ukraine: French PM policy plan's main takeaways
New French Prime Minister Michel Barnier laid out his policy plans in a speech delivered to the nation’s parliament on Tuesday. Euronews examines his top priorities.
Science meets fashion: How Uniqlo is changing Europe's high street
From its compact viral bum bag to its high-tech heat vests, Uniqlo is a prominent player on Europe’s high streets. As the Japanese firm celebrates its 40th anniversary, how is science setting the brand apart from other competitors?
How Switzerland is training up the next generation of luxury hoteliers
Switzerland has made a name - and business - for itself training up the next generation of hoteliers. Nestled in the hills above the city of Lausanne, the EHL Hospitality Business School is one of the schools doing just that.
Will France gain more influence in the next European Commission?
Questions have been raised about the influence France will have over the new European Commission following the appointment of its new commissioner and the divide between conservatives and centrists.
Olympic superfans: Business booms in Paris for memorabilia traders
For the first time in Olympic Games history, trinket collectors have their own official trading space. For many, treasuring Olympic memorabilia is a gold medal sport in itself.
Portugal's far-right seduces youth, 50 years on from dictatorship
Portugal’s far-right Chega party made historic gains in the country’s national elections held in early March. Taking 18% of the vote, the party sought to seduce Portugal’s youth, in a year which marks 50 years since Portugal overthrew its dictatorship.
Meet the trad wives: the anti-feminist traditional influencers
Have you heard of trad wives? Content posted by women in flowery dresses from lavish country kitchens may look innocent enough, but beneath this they are in fact calling for a return to 1950s style gender norms.
These futuristic 3D printed shoes mould to your feet
Tired of wearing the same uncomfortable ill-fitting shoes? Stay tuned because in the next few years these 3D-printed shoes, which adapt to your feet based on data, could be coming to the market.
Paris' legendary waiter-race across city back for Olympic Games
Few things are more Parisian than a busy - and sometimes rude - waiter running around with a tray in hand. Be sure to step out of the way, as the infamous Parisian waiter race is returning to the capital in March, for the first time in 13 years.
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