Foreign troops in Ukraine would be 'legitimate targets,’ Putin says
Alice Cuddy
More than 5,000 civilian deaths in Iraq and Syria unaccounted for
There is a gulf between estimates of civilian deaths in Iraq and Syria as a result of the US-led coalition’s war on so-called Islamic State.
How did European countries score in the 2018 Olympic Games?
Following the end of the Pyeongchang Olympics, find out which countries got the most medals.
Pyeongchang 2018 round-up: Final day results at Winter Olympics
From OAR taking gold in the men's hockey, to yet another victory for the most decorated Olympian of all time, find out what happened on the final day of the 2018 Winter Games.
In pictures: Winter Olympics closing ceremony in Pyeongchang
After more than two weeks of competitions, the 2018 Winter Olympics ended on Sunday with a vibrant closing ceremony.
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Pyeongchang 2018 round-up: Historic double gold for Czech Republic’s L
From Olympic history for Ledecka, to a shock victory in men’s curling and Finland’s first gold, find out everything you need to know about Saturday’s Games.
What we know about ‘Hapsburg group’ named in Manafort scheme
The ex-Trump campaign manager paid former European politicians more than 2 million euros to lobby for Ukraine, according to a new indictment.
More than 150 allegations of sexual misconduct at UN agencies in 2017
Only two UN agencies of more than a dozen contacted by Euronews said they had received no reports of alleged sexual harassment or abuse in the past two years.
Queen Elizabeth makes surprise London Fashion Week appearance
The monarch attended the runway show to give British designer Richard Quinn the inaugural Queen Elizabeth II award for British design.
America's history of school shootings
As debates rage on over gun control, we look back at America's history of school shootings.
German law under fire
Under the NetzDG law, companies with more than two million registered users in Germany are required to establish a procedure to receive and review complaints of alleged illegal content.
Defiant Poland rolls out #GermanDeathCamps campaign despite criticism
Videos posted to the social media pages of the Polish Prime Minister's Office include testimonies that concentration camps were "German from start to finish."
Dutch foreign minister quits after admitting he lied of meeting Putin
Social media users have been superimposing images of the politician into photos of major historic events that he also didn't attend.
Oxfam International Chairman Juan Alberto Fuentes Knight arrested
Fuentes Knight was arrested in Guatemala amid a local corruption probe, the attorney general's office announced
Trump administration plans to privatize ISS: r
“It is possible that industry could continue to operate certain elements or capabilities of the ISS as part of a future commercial platform,” an internal NASA document states.
Luxury European jewellers failing to ensure ethical supply chains
Which European brands are the best and worst when it comes to ethical sourcing?
Meet the Irish expats pledging to return for abortion referendum in #H
Irish emigrants have pledged to return home to vote in favour of ending the country’s near-total ban on abortion.
Europeans among 36 charged over global cyberfraud ring
The Infraud Organization was responsible for more than $530 million (€433 million) in losses.
French store sparks outrage for tearing up, discarding unsold clothes
Activists are calling for a 2016 law forbidding food waste by French supermarkets to be extended to clothing.
Which European commuters spend the most time in traffic jams?
Some EU motorists spent three full days stuck in traffic in 2017.
Brits in the Netherlands win bid to take EU citizenship case to ECJ
The Amsterdam court agreed to refer their case about exactly what defines EU citizenship to the European Court of Justice.
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