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After the UN recognised Hamas' sexual crimes, prosecution must follow
Ana LAZARO
'It is impossible to invent something as exotic as the Vatican'.
In an interview with Euronews, writer Javier Cercas describes Pope Francis as disruptive. Proof of this is the invitation he received from the Vatican to write a book, despite his declared secularism. Thus was born the novel 'El Loco de Dios en el fin del mundo' (God's Fool at the End of the World).
EU will lose supremacy unless it invests more, diplomacy chief tells Euronews
“If you intend to be autonomous, you have to pay your own expenses,” the EU’s High Representative for Foreign Affairs told Euronews Brussels Correspondent Ana Lazaro Bosch in The Global Conversation.
In Ukraine, 'Europe' means life without corruption, Andrei Kurkov
Through his books, the writer Andrei Kurkov has discovered the many faces of Ukraine, a country that remains in the eye of the hurricane.
Geel - a town with a revolutionary approach to mental healthcare
It has been an important place of pilgrimage for healing mental illness for centuries, and it was one of the earliest models of psychiatric care that allowed patients to live among the community. We travel to the town of Geel in northern Belgium where social inclusion fights against stigma.
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Catalan independentists mobilize in streets of Strasbourg
The demonstrators were protesting the fact that three of their elected MEPs were not allowed to go to work on Tuesday.
The Brief: European Left - a closer look
In this edition we look at the group of the European Left, what influence they have in the European Parliament and how they seek to influence the next.
Interviewed from prison: Catalan independentists’ choice for Europe’s top job
It’s unusual to carry out an interview from prison, but in the circumstances there was no choice. Catalan independence leader Oriol Junqueras answers Raw Questions, on Euronews.
Increasing risk of cancer in the workplace
Trade unions demand that cancer be recognised as work related illness and calls on the European Union to maintain pressure on employers
Voting abroad has become an obstacle course for Spanish citizens
It’s become more complicated for Spaniards abroad to vote after changes were made to electoral registration laws in 2011. And ever since then, participation has plummeted.
EU moves to protect security amid 5G concerns
European Commission recommends steps as some EU countries raise fears about Chinese tech development
Mapping the EU elections
This week we look at voter turnout and why it is so high or so low in different European countries.
EU warned it risks sparking Venezuelan civil war after parliament vote
Venezuela's ambassador warns EU over taking actions, as Foreign Ministers meet in Bucharest and MEPs vote to recognise Guaido as interim president.
Romania's presidency debuts with demos
Romania's presidency debuts with demos
Brexpats in Spain fear for their future
Brexpats in Spain fear for their future
Already hosting a million refugees, Colombia still has 'open arms'
The Colombian president's language on immigration contrasts sharply with that of European leaders.
Brexit & Gibraltar: the Rock and a hard place
Every day, some eight thousand Spaniards cross the border between Spain and Gibraltar to work on the rock ... By car, on foot, by bicycle ...
Now they are worried about Brexit.
Colombian government suspends talks with ELN rebels
"They have to cease unilaterally their criminal actions in a verifiable way"
Belgium rejects rapper arrest warrant
"It is not meant for helping Spain in prosecuting people just for having an opinion."
Belgium court delays rapper extradition decision
Josep Miquel Arenas faces jail sentence in Spain, accused of glorifying terrorism and insulting the Crown
Spanish rapper takes refuge in Belgium
"I think they should be thankful that we only do songs because they deserve much more"
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