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France

'Yellow Vest' spokespeople to meet French PM

Spokespeople for "les gilets jaunes" protest movement have said French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe wants to meet them on Friday.

World News

Europe briefing: Five stories to know about today

Here are the top European stories you need to know about today.

United Kingdom

Donations pour in for bullying victim in UK

A crowdfunding page set up for a 15-year-old-boy who was being bullied at school has garnered more than £68,000 (€77,000) of donations in just one day.

World News

Europe briefing: 7 stories to know about today

Euronews takes a look back at the biggest stories from across Europe this morning.

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World News

Trump 'may cancel' G20 talks with Putin over Ukraine

“I’m getting a full report on that tonight. That will be very determinative. Maybe I won’t have the meeting. Maybe I won’t even have the meeting. We’re going to see, depending on what comes out tonight,” Trump told the Washington Post.

Afghanistan

Three US service members killed in Afghanistan

Three US service members were killed and three wounded when an improvised explosive device detonated Tuesday near Ghazni city, Afghanistan, Resolute Support said in a statement.

World News

Which EU countries ranked highest for food sustainability in 2018?

France has come out on top of the Food Sustainability Index (FSI) 2018 among high-income countries.

World News

NASA's InSight spacecraft sends 'selfie' back to earth

NASA's InSight spacecraft sends 'selfie' back to earth

Ukraine

Europe briefing: Four stories to know about today

Here are the top stories from across Europe you need to know about this morning.

Europe News

EU Supergirl sings 'anti-Brexit' song outside Brussels summit

Superpowers but no veto powers: EU Supergirl sings 'anti-Brexit' song outside Brussels summit

Europe News

What can we expect from the Brexit summit in Brussels?

Euronews' Brussels correspondent Shona Murray takes you through what might happen at Sunday's monumental Brexit summit

South Sudan

Bride, 16, sold in Facebook auction 'reminiscent of slave markets'

Bride, 16, sold in Facebook auction 'reminiscent of slave markets'

World News

'US will stand by Saudis' despite Khashoggi murder, says Trump

The US will stand by the Saudis despite international condemnation of Jamal Khashoggi's murder, President Donald Trump said on Tuesday.

Afghanistan

Suicide bomber kills at least 50 killed in Kabul — Afghan officials

A suicide bomber has targeted a gathering of Muslim religious scholars in Kabul, killing more than 50 people, Reuters reported, citing government officials.

World News

In which country do women experience the most street harassment?

A new study saw over 6,000 women surveyed in France, Spain, Italy, Germany, the UK and the USA to see where they experienced the most harassment in the street.

France

Russian cosmonaut Elena Serova on space travel and politics

She was the first Russian woman to set foot on the ISS and is now a deputy in the State Duma of the Russian Federation — Elena Serova spoke to Euronews about the similarities between space travel and politics.

France

How is sexual violence still being used as a weapon of war?

Euronews speaks to people at the Women's Forum Global Meeting about how rape is being used as a weapon of war.

World News

Photos chronicle life - and potential death - in the Arctic

The photographer had to learn how to use a gun to defend herself against polar bears, but she doesn't think the danger involved in her job is what puts women off.

France

'Baby Trump' balloon flies above Paris protest

Dubbed "Baby Trump", the blimp shows the president wearing a nappy and clutching a smartphone.

United Kingdom

'Govt. on verge of total surrender in Brexit negotiations' — Johnson

Former British foreign minister Boris Johnson said on Sunday the UK government was "on the verge of total surrender in Brexit negotiations".

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