Belgium undeterred about backlash over Israeli sanctions
Cristina Abellan Matamoros
Eurosceptic parties 'could win 1/3 of seats or more in EU election'
The study warned that if these parties do gain more seats in the European Parliament, their ideas could shape European policy in the medium-term, and "paralyse decision-making" in the long term.
Papua police apologises after using snake in an interrogation
Indonesian police apologised after a video circulating on social media showed officers using a snake to extract a confession from a suspect.
Forty years later, Iran's youth deal with uprising's legacy
Forty years later, Iran's youth have different opinions on the revolution's legacy.
What's the fuss about the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline?
As the EU tightened regulations on Nord Stream 2, why the fuss about a new gas pipeline?
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Pilot explains why aborted landings are common during windy conditions
Do not panic! Pilot explains why aborted landings or go-arounds are common during windy conditions and are considered a "safe" procedure.
Auction-bound 'Adolf Hitler paintings' seized on suspicion of forgery
Twenty-three paintings allegedly made by Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler scheduled to be auctioned this weekend have been seized by German police on suspicion of forgery.
French reporters identify Nemmouche as their jailer in Brussels trial
French journalists identify alleged Brussels museum attack suspect Mehdi Nemmouche as their jailer and torturer in Syria.
Khashoggi murder was planned and carried out by Saudi state officials, says UN-led inquiry
Rome's Ciampino airport reopened after the discovery of WWII bomb
Rome's Ciampino airport has reopened after the discovery of WWII bomb earlier today.
Watch: May told us there will be a Brexit backstop, says Verhofstadt
"May assured us that there will be a backstop, there is no question to remove the backstop because it is necessary to securing the Good Friday agreement," said Verhofstadt.
Disability-themed emojis coming to platforms this year
Disability-themed emojis coming to platforms this year.
Trump expects so-called Islamic State to be defeated by next week
Trump has told a gathering of foreign ministers at the State Department that the so-called Islamic State could be completely defeated by next week.
How is food waste regulated in Europe?
After two German students launched a petition to change food waste regulations in Germany, Euronews has looked at food waste regulations across the European Union.
Body recovered from plane carrying Emiliano Sala 'brought ashore'
It's unclear at this stage whether the body is that of Sala or the pilot of the aircraft.
Gibraltar: How did it become a British enclave south of Spain?
Gibraltar, a territory with 34,000 people, has become a point of contention in Brexit negotiations.
Pope Francis arrives in UAE for historic visit to Arabian Peninsula
Pope Francis flew to the United Arab Emirates, where he will meet Muslim leaders in an effort to promote interfaith dialogue.
France to recognise Guaido if Maduro doesn't call elections
France will recognise Juan Guaido as interim president if Maduro doesn't call for presidential elections by Sunday night.
Italy: Firefighters rescue 200 people trapped in snowy motorway
Italian firefighters rescue 200 people trapped in snowy motorway
Get ready, set, run to the sauna: Estonia holds annual sauna marathon
Get ready, set, run to the sauna: Estonia holds annual sauna marathon.
French new political party 'will do things with the heart'
Former gilets jaunes leader,Jacline Mouraud, launched a new political party called "Les Emergents" that "will do things with the heart instead of the wallet," she told Euronews.
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