Algae grown on dairy effluent cuts mineral fertiliser use by 25%
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Turkey freedoms hit after ‘deeply-flawed constitutional referendum’
Freedom House say Turks are hesitant to express their views after President Recep Tayyip Erdogan tightened his grip on power.
Former Trump advisor Steve Bannon ordered to testify in Russia probe
Bannon has been told to give evidence in an investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 US election.
Anyone there? Shinzo Abe picks worst moment to visit Romania
Japan’s prime minister chose to visit Bucharest the day after his opposite number resigned from government.
How Brexit-chasing Britain tried to claim credit for an EU law
Theresa May has been mocked for trying to pass off EU legislation as entirely her own government’s work.
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The Cranberries singer, Dolores O'Riordan, dies aged 46
Denmark’s elderly are EU’s online banking trailblazers
Four-in-five of Denmark’s over-65s say they use online banking — far more than their peers elsewhere in the bloc.
Why thousands of people protested as Bulgaria began EU presidency
Protesters hit the streets of Sofia to campaign against plans to expand a ski resort in one of the country’s national parks.
‘Serious irregularities’ in Hungary projects linked to Orban’s family
OLAF, the EU’s anti-fraud agency, has sounded the alarm over 35 projects aimed at improving public lighting in Hungary.
New study reveals water more plentiful on Mars than previously thought
Astronauts visiting the Red Planet would just need a ‘bucket and shovel to have all the water they need’, say experts.
Hungary and Romania in row over Transylvania autonomy remarks
Romania’s prime minister is in hot water with Budapest over comments appearing to threaten ethnic Hungarians in Transylvania.
Watch: rare footage of wolves captured on camera in Romania
They were filmed walking in front of a surveillance camera at the country’s Piatra Craiului National Park.
Gay couple’s joy after ECJ advisor backs bid for Romania recognition
Adrian Coman and Clai Hamilton cannot live together in Romania because the country doesn’t recognise same-sex marriage.
Why lookout towers are the new bus stops in one Hungarian village
A poor village in Hungary found a creative way to get the community a new covered bus stop.
Moldova moves to ban Russian ‘propaganda’ broadcasts
Critics of Chisinau’s crackdown on Russian news programmes say it denies Moldovans a fundamental right.
Astronaut worried about transport home after space growth spurt
Norishige Kanai has grown nine centimetres in just three weeks, sparking fears he won’t fit into the vehicle that will take him back to Earth.
Bosnian Serbs mark controversial anniversary
A parade was held to mark the date in 1992 that Bosnian Serbs declared independence.
Human-like robot Sophia 'takes her first steps'
The development is being seen as a major step forward for artificial intelligence.
Watch: Barge explodes during New Year's Eve fireworks display
Video shot by revellers shows the moment a fireworks barge exploded.
What are the key events to look out for in Europe in 2018?
As the millennium comes of age, Euronews takes a look at what could shape the coming year.
Huge car-park blaze ‘destroys 1,400 vehicles’
A fire in a multi-storey car park in Liverpool has destroyed hundreds of vehicles, say police.
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