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Spain

Madrid to trigger suspension of Catalonia's autonomy on Saturday

Malta

‘Your pen has been silenced but your voice will live on’

Newspaper pays tribute to slain journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia

Estonia

Is political cynicism the reason why so few EU countries use online voting?

A look at why it's only Estonia and Switzerland who are using electronic ballots.

World News

How taxpayers’ money is being used to fuel Europe’s deadly diesel pollution

EU countries paid out €21 billion in subsidies for diesel - despite exhaust fumes from the fuel being considered a major cancer risk.

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World News

Migrants being smuggled into Europe ‘under car bonnets’

Europol says the new trend shows how smugglers are having to find fresh ways to get people past border security.

France

Suspected thief hides in suitcase 'to steal from travellers in Paris'

He used a lace to undo the suitcase’s zip from the inside.

Malta

'This is war, not tragedy,' says son of Malta's murdered journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia

Matthew Caruana Galizia has spoken of the moment he found his mother after she was killed by a car bomb.

Poland

Poland and abortion a year on from mass street protests

Euronews catches up with activists in Krakow to find out how the country views abortion a year on from its Black Protest.

World News

Watch: Police swim out to save woman from sinking car

Officers smashed car window to rescue driver.

Austria

Sebastian Kurz: the man set to become the world’s youngest national leader

A slick image and a tough line on immigration has proved successful for the 31-year-old.

World News

Climate change blamed as EU's forest fires more than double

And experts are blaming climate change.

USA

Trump threatens to cancel Iran nuclear deal if sanctions are not reimposed

US president vows the Isalmic republic will never acquire a nuclear weapon. World leaders react.

Romania

Romania urged to stop moves to restrict media freedom

The draft law would place news agency AGERPRES under political control, say campaigners.

Luxembourg

Juncker turns to beer in bid to get Britain to cough up for Brexit

He used a boozy analogy to make his case over the UK's EU divorce bill.

Estonia

Estonia ‘first country in world able to function without physical land’

Tallinn set to have back-ups of critical data dotted around the world to defend against cyber attacks.

Poland

'Humans must learn digital abstinence, to protect ourselves'

People should start regulating their own minds before trying to impose restrictions on new technologies, it's been claimed.

Poland

Are we moving closer to the dystopian society envisaged in Minority Report?

That is what a former cybersecurity advisor to Barack Obama has claimed.

Russia

Russian skyscraper ‘becomes Europe’s tallest building’

The Lakhta Center in St Petersburg isn't even finished yet, but its creators are already claiming it's bigger than all other skyscrapers in Europe

Sweden

Swedish model’s 'rape threats after hairy leg advert'

Arvida Byström says she received abuse online messages after showing off leg hair in an Adidas advert.

Russia

Escalating embarrassment: stairway glitch leaves king stranded

First world problems caused a hiccup for Saudi Arabia’s King Salman

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