EU distances itself from Ribera's claims of Israeli genocide in Gaza
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'I want to stop Romania becoming like Hungary': ex-PM Victor Ponta
Romania’s former prime minister Victor Ponta has told Euronews he wants to stop the country becoming like Hungary.
Which EU country is most opposed to having Jewish or Muslim family?
A poll by Pew Research Center has revealed the Europeans most opposed to having Jewish or Muslim family members.
Di Maio serves a slice of pizza populism to hit back at EU's Oettinger
When Italian populist Luigi Di Maio put out a social media post of him eating a pizza, some might have expected him to use Italy’s best-known food export as an analogy for who one of Europe’s most indebted countries owes money to.
As it happened on Thursday, May 31 | Euronews
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Copenhagen and Malmo want to build "world's first international metro"
City chiefs in Denmark and Sweden are looking at spending up to €4 billion on what is thought to be the world’s first international metro.
Real-Liverpool: European Judo Union calls out Ramos' illegal move on S
A tweet comparing a Sergio Ramos’ controversial tackle on Liverpool star Mohamed Salah to an illegal judo move has gone viral.
Poland’s €1.7 billion bid for permanent US base to combat ‘Russian int
There are already US forces in Poland on a rotational basis but recent Russian actions mean a permanent presence is now necessary, according to a proposal by the country’s defence ministry.
Cottarelli 'accepts mandate to try and form next Italian government'
Former IMF official Carlo Cottarelli says he has accepted an invitation to try and form Italy's next government.
Immigrant who saved child from balcony fall given path to citizenship
An immigrant was dubbed the ‘Spider-Man of Paris’ after climbing a building to save a four-year old child that was clinging from the outside of a fourth-floor balcony. Now President Emmanuel Macron has begun the process of making him a French citizen.
Fed-up fans demand their Bulgarian team move to FYR Macedonia
Bulgarian team's fans ask to join FYR Macedonian football league after claiming 'repression' had seen them relegated from Bulgaria's top division.
Protests over fatal shooting of 2-year-old migrant girl in Belgium
Hundreds turned out in Brussels to protest against the fatal shooting of a two-year old Iraqi-Kurdish girl by police in the Belgian province of Hainaut a week earlier.
Twitter sees the funny side to GDPR e-mail burst
People have been receiving a spurt of e-mails ahead of major new data protection laws coming into force on Friday and the deadline has sparked some funny responses and memes on social media.
As it happened this morning, Thursday, May 24
This is how we covered the news this morning, Thursday, May 24.
Study probes Europe's online trade in endangered animals
Endangered animals offered for sale in Europe included cheetahs, parrots and a penguin.
German firm sorry over ‘racist’ post linked to newly-wed Meghan Markle
A sweet manufacturer in Germany has apologised after posting a picture of a chocolate-covered marshmallow on the day of Meghan Markle's marriage to Britain's Prince Harry.
As it happened this morning, Wednesday, May 23
This is how we covered news emerging on Wednesday morning.
Italy's 'civil war on abortion'
Campaigners say abortion is harder than ever for women in Italy, exactly 40 years since it was legalised.
GDPR explained: what the EU’s major new data protection rules mean for
New data protection rules come into force on May 25. They have been billed as the biggest shake-up of data privacy laws since the birth of the web.
As it happened this morning, Tuesday, May 22
Take a look at our latest updates to see how the news unfolded this morning.
Hungarian TV falls for fake story on Ramadan name change
Hungary's public broadcaster fell for a fake story about German city Essen changing its name to Fasten during Ramadan.
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