Belgium undeterred about backlash over Israeli sanctions
Cristina Abellan Matamoros
Venezuelan general publicly recognises Guaido as interim president
A high-ranking Venezuelan air force general publicly recognised Juan Guaido as interim president in a video circulating on social media on Saturday in the biggest military defection Nicolas Maduro’s government has seen so far.
French court rules police use of controversial rubber bullets legal
Top French court upholds police use of controversial rubber-bullet launchers.
At least 150kg of spoiled meat from Poland sold to consumers in France
At least 150kg of spoiled meat from Poland sold to consumers in France, the French agriculture minister said on Friday.
Macron proclaims he's a gilet jaune too if it means 'better pay'
Having previously made comments that caused controversy, French President Emmanuel Macron has again created a stir for a statement he made in a private meeting with French media.
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Here are the jokes other Europeans are making about the UK over Brexit
It comes as the British Prime Minister Theresa May tries to gain support for her Brexit deal in the Commons on Tuesday.
Spanish mining towns in economic meltdown due to pit closures
Spanish miners are in economic meltdown over the shutting of pits. Euronews travelled to a mining town in northern Spain to understand how the end of an industry has affected people.
French authorities ask Google to remove photo of Macron as Pinochet
The French government has allegedly requested that Google removes a photomontage of Macron as Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet.
One dead and six injured in Corsica gun and knife attack
One dead and six injured after man opened fire and stabbed people in Bastia, northern Corsica.
Over half of Russians think the threat of war is palpable: survey
The Lavada Centre found 56% of Russians surveyed feared that war with other countries is a real threat.
At least nine people injured in explosion in the Hague
An explosion took place in the Hague on Sunday afternoon, said the city's fire department.
Britain's Prince Philip apologises to injured woman in crash
Britain's Prince Philip apologised to the woman injured in a crash that happened earlier this month.
Julen's autopsy results reveals child suffered 'multiple injuries'
Julen first autopsy results revealed child suffered "multiple injuries" due to the fall and that he landed on his feet.
'Emi and the pilot are out there and we can't leave them'
The sister of the missing football player Emiliano Sala who disappeared near the Channel Island vowed to keep looking for her brother.
Venezuela: European countries send Maduro major ultimatum
Major European countries have threatened Maduro with recognising Guaido as president if free elections are not held within eight days.
Spanish rescuers find body of toddler trapped in borehole
Spanish rescuers find body of toddler trapped in borehole
Hard terrain slows efforts to reach Spanish child trapped in well
A team of miners is edging closer in efforts to find a two-year-old boy who fell down a well in southern Spain 12 days ago. However, the hard terrain has slowed them down.
Europe Briefing: Five things to know about today
Euronews brought you the latest news and updates as they happen this morning.
There are more microplastic particles than fish larvae in Douro river
There are now more microplastic particles than fish larvae in Portugal's Douro estuary, said researchers at the University of Porto, Portugal.
PSG fined €100,000 for listing ethnic origins of young recruits
French football club, Paris Saint-Germain, has been fined €100,000 by French Football League for listing ethnic origins of young recruits.
Top US diplomat for European affairs resigns, citing personal reasons
Top US diplomat in charge of European affairs resigns, citing personal reasons, according to a letter seen by Euronews.
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