As Trump rebuffs India, the EU nudges closer
Alice Cuddy
1 in 3 news articles shared about Sweden election are fake
The ratio of junk news to professionally-produced news observed in the run-up to the Sweden vote is at a similar level to the 2016 US presidential election, researchers say.
World’s largest offshore wind farm opens in Irish Sea
The wind farm covers an area the size of about 20,000 football pitches.
Burberry stops setting fire to unsold clothes
“Modern luxury means being socially and environmentally responsible," the brand said in a statement.
Europe briefing: Five stories to know about today
Here is our round-up of key stories from around Europe so far today.
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Explained: Could Idlib be the final battle of Syria’s 7-year war?
Why is the fight for Idlib so significant, what are the likely outcomes, and could it really be the last battle of the Syrian conflict? Euronews spoke to experts to find out.
Chemical weapons watchdog confirms Novichok use in Amesbury poisoning
The OPCW’s findings came as the Russian Embassy in London accused the UK of refusing it access to the Skripals.
Austrian politician expelled from ruling party over ‘sexist’ tweet
When asked over the weekend by a Twitter user how Berlin State Secretary Sawsan Chebli got her position, Efgani Dönmez responded: "Look at her knees, maybe you find an answer there".
Germany suspends two police officers over Nazi salute
Two police officers in Germany’s southern state of Bavaria are being investigated over allegations that they performed the illegal Nazi salute.
Israel's public broadcaster apologises for playing music by Wagner
Wagner, whose operas are hailed as musical masterpieces, was Adolf Hitler’s favourite composer, with Nazi followers embracing his anti-Semitic writings and ideology.
Migrant jailed for murdering 15-year-old ex-girlfriend in Germany
A German court has sentenced a failed asylum seeker to eight-and-a-half years in prison for murdering his 15-year-old ex-girlfriend, in a case that has fueled anti-migrant sentiment in the country.
Raw Politics: Is migrant crime really a rising threat in Germany?
Raw Politics launched today on Euronews with a discussion about the migrant debate that has shaken Germany.
Two injured in stabbing at Amsterdam railway, Dutch police shoot suspect
Norwegian minister quits post to support wife’s career
Explaining his decision on Facebook on Thursday, Solvik-Olsen said he had been “very lucky to have had the world's coolest job… Now it's her turn to be able to follow her dream.”
Bikini-clad blimp of London mayor to take to skies
“If people want to spend their Saturday looking at me in a yellow bikini they’re welcome to do so — I don’t really think yellow’s my colour though,” Sadiq Khan said of the protest.
Smoking and drinking damage teens' arteries by age of 17: study
The research found that teenagers who had smoked more than 100 cigarettes or tended to binge drink had stiffer arteries than those who did not.
German city removes controversial Erdogan statue
The 4-metre-tall golden statue was erected on Monday evening as part of the Wiesbaden Biennale art festival.
Finnish presidential candidate 'plagiarised master’s thesis'
Which other European politicians have been accused of plagiarising work or faking degrees?
Where are the cheapest and most expensive countries in the EU?
Which EU countries will your money go the furthest in, and how do prices for goods and services compare to wages?
Venice cafe sparks outrage online with €43 bill for coffee and water
A cafe in Venice’s famous St Mark’s Square has sparked outrage online after a picture shared by a disgruntled customer of his €43 bill for two coffees and two bottles of water went viral.
Tokyo Olympics to boost security with facial recognition technology
The 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games are set to make history by being the first to use facial recognition technology, in a move organisers say will boost security and cut down waiting time for athletes.
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