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Italy: Politician opposed to mandatory vaccines gets chicken pox
Massimiliano Fedriga, a member of the far-right League party, who opposed mandatory vaccination of children is hospitalised with chicken pox.
Police body investigate images of police stashing alleged PSG jerseys
The French police investigation body has opened an enquiry into whether officers were stealing PSG jerseys after a viral video shows them stashing red and white t-shirts into a bag next to the club's store in the Champs Elysees.
Ardern's office received suspect's 'manifesto' minutes before attack
New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said her office received the shooter's "manifesto" minutes before the attack.
Who are the victims of the New Zealand mosque shootings?
Some of the victims of the New Zealand mosque shootings have started to be identified by government officials.
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Meet Abdul Aziz, the Christchurch hero who chased the attacker away
Abdul Aziz, 48, didn't run or hide when the Christchurch shooter approached the Linwood mosque where he was praying with his sons. Instead, he went out and faced him.
Australian senator egged for controversial comments on Muslims
Australian senator Fraser Anning had an egg cracked on his head by a teenager over his controversial comments on the New Zealand mosque shootings.
People pay tribute to victims a day after New Zealand mosque shootings
New Zealanders were not the only ones paying tribute to the victims of Friday's mosque shootings. Social media was also overflowing with messages of solidarity for the country.
New Zealand mosque shootings: How did social media platforms react?
Social media giants have come under fire for allowing footage of the shooting, allegedly filmed live by the gunman as the attack unfolded, to be widely circulated.
Europe briefing: five top stories to know about today
Euronews brought you the latest news and updates as they happened this morning.
Eurostar trains delayed due to French customs officers' Brexit strike
Eurostar enters its second day of severe delays as French customs officers continue their protests for better pay and more resources for Brexit.
Too 'ugly' to be raped — Italy's top court opens probe into sentence
Italy's top court has opened a probe into a sentence by an Ancona appeals court that found the victim in a rape case was "too ugly to be raped".
Austria to release guide advising how hikers should act around cows
Austria is set to release a "code of conduct" for hikers visiting the Alpine pastures after a German tourist was trampled by cows.
Zinedine Zidane: Frenchman reappointed as Real Madrid's head coach
French professional football coach and former player Zinedine Zidane is set to return to Real Madrid as manager, the Spanish football club said.
Airbnb keeps local communities at core of expansion plans
The American home-sharing platform Airbnb strives to be the next "travel super brand" but local communities and "authentic experiences" remain at the core of its expansion plan.
Women's life tasks lead to wonder of motherhood, says Hungary vice PM
For International Women's Day, some Fidesz politicians did not hold back on their provoking thoughts about gender.
Japanese lawyer apologises for Carlos Ghosn's costume fiasco
Carlos Ghosn's lead defence lawyer apologised on Friday for disguising Nissan's former CEO as a construction worker as he left prison earlier this week.
How countries are developing transport to keep up with mass tourism
In the age of mass tourism, countries are developing transport to catch up with an increasing number of visitors.
Czech man killed by lion he kept as pet
A Czech man was mauled to death by a lion he illegally kept as a pet.
Swedish Academy to award two Nobel literature prizes this year
The Nobel Foundation last year stopped the Swedish Academy from handing out the award after a string of sexual misconduct allegations against the husband of one of its board members threw the institution into crisis mode.
Trump on Otto Warmbier: Kim didn't know what happened
"I really believe something very bad happened to him and I don't think that the top leadership knew about it," said Trump.
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