Suwayda violence: Head of Israel's Druze calls on Europe to act
Alice Cuddy
Europe briefing: Seven stories to know about today
We take a look back at the biggest stories from across Europe this morning.
In pictures: Golden Globes 2019
Take a look at some of the best pictures from the 76th Golden Globes Awards.
Europe briefing: 8 stories to know about today
We look back at the top stories from around Europe that you need to know about today.
EU household spending on alcohol tops €130 billion
Households in the European Union spent more than €130 million on alcohol in 2017, but how do different member states compare?
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Suspect detained under Mental Health Act over Manchester stabbings
British counter-terrorism police are investigating a stabbing attack at a train station in northern England on New Year's Eve that left three people injured.
In pictures: New Year's Eve celebrations around the world
Take a look at our selection of some of the best photos of the New Year 2019 celebrations.
Watch again: Fireworks and festivities as world welcomes 2019
Take a look back at how countries around the world celebrated New Year's Eve.
Classical piano soothes retired elephants at Thai sanctuary
A sanctuary in Thailand hopes classical music can 'rehabilitate the souls' of the old, overworked and disabled elephants it cares for.
May accuses Blair of 'undermining' Brexit negotiations
"For Tony Blair to go to Brussels and seek to undermine our negotiations by advocating for a second referendum is an insult to the office he once held and the people he once served," May said.
What is the COP24 climate change rulebook and why do we need it?
Nearly 200 countries have signed up to a 156-page rulebook for implementing the Paris Agreement on climate change. But what is the rulebook, why is it necessary and why are some already criticising it?
Bare-breasted ‘Mariannes’ face off with Paris police in silent protest
Five bare-breasted protesters dressed as Marianne, the symbol of the French Republic, faced off with police in Paris on Saturday in a silent demonstration.
London shoppers to be targeted by facial recognition technology
Police hope the technology will help to tackle violent crime, while privacy campaigners say it turns people into "walking ID cards".
‘Baby killers’: Irish politician targeted with anti-abortion graffiti
The vandalism appeared after a bill to legalise abortion services passed all stages in the Irish senate.
Australia recognises West Jerusalem as Israel's capital
"We look forward to moving our embassy to West Jerusalem when practical... and after final status determination," Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison told reporters.
Why was Strasbourg targeted in the shooting? Security expert explains
Chris Phillips, former head of the UK National Counter Terrorism Security Office, offered insights on why Strasbourg was targeted, what police are likely doing to deal with the situation, and the need for businesses to be better prepared for such events.
French households have more disposable income than most in Europe
Members of France’s “gilets jaunes” (yellow vests) movement have been taking to the streets in recent weeks, rallying against rising living costs in the country. But do French households really have less disposable income than those in other European Union countries?
Trump says he will nominate William Barr as next US attorney general
The US president called Barr "a terrific man, a terrific person."
Europe briefing: Seven stories to know about today
Euronews takes a look back at the biggest stories from around Europe this morning.
Europe briefing: Seven stories to know about today
Euronews looks back at the biggest stories from across Europe this morning.
Trump cancels meeting with Putin over seized Ukraine ships and sailors
US President Donald Trump says he has cancelled an upcoming meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin because of the Russia-Ukraine standoff.
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