Majority killed in Lisbon streetcar crash were foreigners, police say
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Could new petrol cars be banned from EU's roads by 2030?
Banning new petrol and diesel cars from EU roads by 2030 is unrealistic without more incentives to develop electric-powered alternatives, campaigners say.
Sixty years on: is Hungary forgetting its own refugee crisis?
Orban’s refugee record slammed as country recalls revolution that had <i>Hungarians</i> fleeing for their lives
Which is the most obese country in the EU?
Eurostat has today published figures on the level of obesity in the European Union.
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[Gallery] Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2016
An intrepid photographer’s picture of an endangered Bornean orangutan high above the Indonesian rainforest has won a prestigious prize.
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Watch: Policeman saves life of boy, three, after youngster's seizure
US civic chiefs have recognised a policeman who saved the life of a three-year-old boy.
Watch: Policewoman narrowly avoids being mowed down by own patrol car
Dashboard footage shows the dramatic moment a policewoman narrowly avoided being mowed down by her own patrol car.
All you need to know about Europe's new mission to Mars
Mars has long piqued people’s interest – from science fiction tales of Martians to Elon Musk’s goal of one day colonising the planet.
Watch: Boy left hanging from bomb-hit building in Aleppo is rescued
This is the moment rescuers saved a boy left hanging precariously after more bombing in besieged Aleppo.
Newspaper hits back at Trump's threat to sue
The New York TImes has given short shrift to legal threats from Donald Trump's lawyers.
Six knock-on effects of a plummeting pound
The slumping value of the pound has an effect on tourism, foreign workers in the UK, exporters and expats.
The heartbreaking reality of child marriage
It’s the magic moment that people will remember for the rest of their lives – the day they pledge their undying love for each other in front of their nearest and…
British PM May looks for Brexit support in Denmark
British Prime Minister Theresa May has been holding talks with her Danish counterpart in Copenhagen.
Pay-offs to EU chiefs set to cost more than €9 million
Exclusive: Golden goodbyes to former EU chiefs are set to cost European taxpayers more than nine million euros, Euronews can reveal.
All you need to know about Hungary's refugee referendum
Hungary is holding a referendum over the EU’s controversial refugee quotas on Sunday, October 2.
How Hungary is out of touch over granting asylum to war-fleeing Syrians
Hungary rejects the overwhelming majority of asylum requests from war-fleeing Syrians, new figures show, putting them out-of-touch with their EU counterparts.
Brussels' plan to resettle refugees an 'abject failure'
Exclusive: It was meant to be the key plank in Brussels’ fight to show it was dealing with the migrant crisis unfolding on Europe’s doorstep.
The figures behind the rise of far-right party Alternative for Germany
The burgeoning Alternative for Germany (AfD) scored one of its biggest triumphs at the ballot box in early September, notching up more than a fifth of votes and pushing Angela Merkel’s conservatives i
How children are still dying at sea one year on from Alan Kurdi and that photo
Exclusive: Hundreds of children have continued to drown and die at sea in the year since Syrian youngster Alan Kurdi was photographed washed up on a Turkish beach, Euronews can…
Too many people were ill-informed before Brexit referendum, say campaigners
Britain’s EU referendum had ‘glaring democratic deficiencies’ and too many voters felt ill-informed, campaigners say.
Witness tells of devastation and distress in quake-hit Amatrice
Houses in one of the worst-hit towns in Italy’s earthquake ‘crumbled together like sandcastles’, an eyewitness to the tremor’s aftermath has claimed.
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