EU distances itself from Ribera’s claims of Israeli genocide in Gaza
Chris Harris
The world's first psychopathic robot has been created, say scientists
Scientists have exacerbated people’s worst fears about artificial intelligence (AI) by creating what they claim is the world’s first ‘psychopath’ robot.
World Cup 2018: how to follow England
Want the insider's guide on how to follow England? Here we help you with the players to watch out for and the songs to sing.
Killer drug fentanyl 'linked to 250 deaths in Europe'
One of the opioid painkillers causing a killer drug epidemic in the US has been linked to hundreds of deaths in Europe, it’s emerged.
How Europe's rubbish is helping to fuel a fires crisis in Poland
Europe has doubled the amount of its waste it is sending to Poland and it’s helping to fuel a major increase in rubbish fires, it’s been claimed.
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Sweden mobilises its entire volunteer army for first time since 1975
Sweden has called up all of its army volunteers for the first time in more than four decades in a bid to bolster its military strength.
Breaking into a military submarine was 'really cool'
Bob Thissen has spent more than a decade exploring some of Europe's most obscure relics. His latest adventure saw him spend a night on a submarine near Lisbon, frozen in time since it was last used more than a decade ago.
Watch: Dutch PM Rutte applauded after clearing up own coffee spill
Is this something you can imagine the leader of your country doing?
Which countries in Europe have the worst broadband coverage?
More than a dozen EU countries have poor broadband coverage in rural areas, latest figures reveal.
How economic powerhouse Germany has been slow with fast broadband for
Europe’s economic juggernaut Germany is struggling to roll out fast broadband to all its citizens, a new report claims.
Huge rise of migrants using alternative route in bid to reach EU
Migrants are turning to an alternative route through the Balkans in their attempts to reach the European Union, new data shows.
Saving their bacon: MPs back plans for Denmark-Germany border fence
Denmark is pushing ahead with a 70-km fence on its border with Germany to help protect its lucrative pork exports.
Judge rules against Deliveroo in landmark decision in Spain
A judge in Spain has ruled against takeaway firm Deliveroo over labour rights it should have granted a former worker, a lawyer has claimed.
Geneva 'first European city' to probe the introduction of drone taxis
Geneva has this week announced it is going to carry out a feasibility study into using drones for personal transportation.
Explained: Slovenia's election and Orban's populist influence
What we know about the Slovenian elections, the popular populists leading the polls — and Hungarian PM Viktor Orban's influence on voters.
Spain's Rajoy ousted in no-confidence vote, Pedro Sánchez of socialist party to become new PM
Spain's Rajoy ousted in no-confidence vote, Pedro Sánchez of socialist party to become new PM
France restricts public screenings of World Cup amid security fears
France has banned the showing of this summer’s football World Cup in public spaces — unless there is adequate security.
Lithuania and Romania 'allowed CIA secret prisons' on their territory
Lithuania and Romania violated the European ban on torture by allowing the CIA to operate secret prisons on their territory, rules ECHR.
Polish MEP has penalties for 'sexist' outburst scrapped
A punishment given to a Polish MEP after he said women should earn less because they were "weaker, smaller and less intelligent" has been scrapped.
Canada will challenge US tariffs under NAFTA and WTO
The US has decided to slap tariffs on the EU, Canada and Mexico for steel and aluminium - sparking a potential trade war.
Full interview: former Romania PM Victor Ponta on his comeback bid
Victor Ponta has been speaking to Euronews about his new political party, PRO Romania.
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