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New Zealand

Meghan beats Harry in New Zealand 'welly-wanging' competition

Meghan beats Harry in New Zealand 'welly-wanging' competition

France

All you need to know about French hunting accidents this year

As accidents marred the start of the hunting season in France, Euronews looks at the incidents and what is being done to prevent them.

World News

Woman blows herself up in central Tunis, 80 wounded: Interior Ministry

A woman blew herself up in the centre of the Tunisian capital Tunis on Monday, injuring 80, according to a spokesman for the Tunisian Interior Ministry.

Germany

Merkel will step down as chancellor in 2021

German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Monday announced she will be stepping down as chancellor in 2021.

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Hungary

This man is one of the first arrested under Hungary's 'homeless ban'

The man said he didn't go to homeless shelters because fights and theft are rife there.

Czech Republic

Czech presidident references Khashoggi death in jibe at journalists

“I love journalists, that’s why I may organise a special banquet for them this evening at the Saudi embassy,” Zeman said.

Tonga

You can leave your tag on: Meghan Markle makes rare fashion misstep

Despite failing to remove the price tag in her dress it appears Markle was still championing moderately-priced fashion

Belgium

Watch: Scaffolding collapses in Antwerp, one dead, one injured

Scaffolding collapsed outside the Belgian city of Antwerp's central station, killing one and injuring another, according to police.

United Kingdom

Teen brings books to class in a microwave after school bans rucksacks

When a UK boy's school banned large rucksacks, he responded by bringing his books to school in a microwave.

World News

Does European Parliament want to ban cheap food? | Euronews Answers

Does European Parliament really want to ban cheap food? | Euronews Answers

Italy

Three charts that show why Italy's budget is an EU problem

In figures: What's the EU's problem with Italy's draft budget?

Peru

Human-like statues dating back to year 1,100 unearthed in Peru

Researchers have discovered twenty wooden, human-like sculptures along with an intricate adobe wall in northern Peru, according to government officials.

Sweden

Swedish court indicts woman who blocked Afghani man's deportation

The lawyer of Elin Ersson, a Swedish woman who attempted to stop the deportation of an Afghani man whose asylum application had been rejected, told Euronews she is "disappointed" prosecutors on Friday issued an indictment against her.

Spain

Watch: Stranded residents airlifted to safety after Malaga flash flood

Watch: Stranded residents airlifted to safety after Malaga flash floods

Saudi Arabia

Which country sells the most arms to Saudi Arabia?

Germany has committed to an arms freeze on exports to Saudi Arabia, while other countries are keeping a low profile on the subject — what action have different EU countries taken and who stands to lose the most`?

Spain

Thousands of sheep herded through Madrid to mark annual festival

As many as 2,000 sheep were herded through the streets of Madrid in a unique celebration that takes place every autumn in the Spanish capital.

United Kingdom

Watch: Brexit jargon busting — key phrases explained

Brexit jargon busting — key phrases explained

Europe News

What do people in other countries think of Brexit?

If you're living in Britain, the issue might weigh heavy on your mind, but do people in the rest of the world care about Brexit?

Europe News

European Council summit as it happened

After two days that mainly centred around speculation concerning Brexit, the EU summit concluded with little progress made

France

Is Lyon's public transport operator implementing a 'kindness tax'?

'Solidarity is not a crime,' argued protesters in Lyon who said the city's public transport network is imposing a €150 fine on people who give their tickets to other passengers

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