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Family of ISIS bride 'disappointed' by 'plans to revoke citizenship'
Begum, now 19, was one of a group of three British schoolgirls who left London for Syria in 2015.
One person dies following avalanche in Swiss ski resort
Valais cantonal police confirmed on Twitter that an avalanche occurred at around 2.15pm, leaving “several people buried”.
Why have seven MPs quit the UK's Labour Party? | Euronews answers
Seven MPs have left the UK's Labour Party. But who are they, why did they leave and what will they do now? Euronews has the answers.
Iran’s Islamic Revolution: The promises, the losers and the results
On the 40th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution, Euronews speaks to two experts about the history of the uprising, its winners and losers and how it has shaped the world.
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Timeline: Iran’s Islamic Revolution and the 40 years that followed
On its 40th anniversary, Euronews looks back at Iran's Islamic Revolution and how it shaped the future of the country.
UK's Prince Philip 'voluntarily surrenders' driving licence
“After careful consideration The Duke of Edinburgh has taken the decision to voluntarily surrender his driving licence," Buckingham Palace announced.
Instagram bans graphic self-harm images after teenager’s suicide
Social media giant Instagram has announced that it is banning all graphic images of self-harm from the site as part of efforts to “support and protect the most vulnerable” users.
Measles cases in Europe tripled in 2018, says WHO
WHO said “uneven progress between and within countries” was to blame for the record numbers.
Buy for €30, sell at €1,000: Italy police bust puppy trafficking ring
Police said the gang illegally imported the puppies into Italy from “abusive farms” in Slovakia and sold them on as pets using falsified pedigree certificates.
Why were lawmakers shouting ‘USA, USA’ during Trump’s SOTU speech?
US President Donald Trump’s second State of the Union speech was interrupted three times on Tuesday night by chants from lawmakers of “USA, USA”.
Watch: US Congress sings Happy Birthday to Holocaust survivor
US Congress united during President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address to sing Happy Birthday to an 81-year-old Holocaust and Pittsburgh massacre survivor.
May vows to 'battle for Britain in Brussels'
The British prime minister said she would be entering talks with the EU with a "fresh mandate, new ideas and a renewed determination to agree a pragmatic solution".
Thousands of France’s ‘gilets jaunes’ join 12th weekend of protests
"Gilet jaune” (yellow vest) protesters took to the streets on Saturday for another weekend of anti-government action, as they paid homage to those injured by police in previous demonstrations.
Facial recognition technology leads to arrests in London
Three people were arrested in the British capital this week as a direct result of controversial facial recognition technology that is being trialled by police.
Merkel closes Facebook page, bids farewell to 2.5 million followers
"You know that I am no longer CDU president, so I will now close my Facebook page," Merkel said in a video message.
Russia suspends INF nuclear missile deal with US
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday said Moscow would respond in kind to the US decision to suspend a landmark arms control treaty, and that the country would start working on creating new missiles, including hypersonic ones.
Outcry in Sweden over footage of pregnant woman dragged off train
Two security officers have been suspended in Sweden after footage emerged of them removing a heavily pregnant woman from an underground train in Stockholm and pinning her down on a bench.
First woman convicted in UK for genital mutilation of daughter, 3
In a UK first, a woman has been found guilty of female genital mutilation.
US suspends nuclear missile treaty with Russia
The United States on Saturday will suspend its obligations under the INF Treaty and begin the process of withdrawing from the deal.
EU angers UK by calling Gibraltar a ‘colony of the British Crown’
The European Union has angered the UK by describing Gibraltar as a “colony of the British crown” whose sovereignty is disputed by Spain.
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