Belgium undeterred about backlash over Israeli sanctions
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What is Macron's Great National Debate? | Euronews Answers
French President Emmanuel Macron will meet mayors from the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region on Thursday as part of his Great National Debate initiative. Why were the debates started and how do they work?
Watch: David Attenborough and Prince William in discussion at Davos
Britain's Prince William and British naturalist Sir David Attenborough talk about the urgency of the climate change crisis at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
Singer Chris Brown released from custody in Paris
US singer Chris Brown has been released from custody in Paris. The rapper was detained earlier after a woman filed a rape complaint, according to police officials.
David Attenborough calls for 'practical solutions' to climate change
David Attenborough calls for 'practical solutions' to climate change at the World Economic Forum's Crystal Awards.
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10 dead, 10 missing, after two ships catch fire in Kerch Strait
As many as 10 people dead after two ships caught fire in Kerch Strait, said the Russian Transport Ministry.
Why are there anti-government protests in Serbia? | Euronews Answers
As protests enter their eighth week in Serbia, why are people so angry at Aleksandar Vucic's government?
EU settlement scheme launch: What is it and how does it work?
Starting on Monday, EU citizens living in the UK can apply for settled status to be able to stay in the country post-Brexit. What is it and how does it work?
What is the US government shutdown? | Euronews Answers
The US has been in a partial government shutdown for four weeks now. But what does that means? Euronews explains.
Vaccine hesitancy among top ten threats to global health in 2019: WHO
Vaccine hesitancy among top ten threats to global health in 2019, warned the WHO.
Asteroids are crashing into Earth more often than before, study finds
Asteroids are crashing into Earth more often than before but don't worry, there's no immediate danger — the next one is set to cross our paths in more than 800 years.
African Union calls on Congo to delay release of final vote
In a rare move, African Union calls on Congo to delay the release of the final vote due to "doubts" over provisional results.
What's behind the newly approved Italian welfare reforms?
The Italian government has approved welfare and pension reforms that were the main pledge of the Five Star Movement campaign.
Thousands gather in Belgrade to cheer Putin during his visit to Serbia
Thousands gather in Belgrade to cheer Putin during his brief visit to Serbia.
Macron's ex-bodyguard Benalla in custody over diplomatic passports row
French president Emmanuel Macron's former bodyguard and security adviser, Alexandre Benalla, has been placed in custody as part of an investigation concerning his use of diplomatic passports, said the Paris prosecutor's office.
Meet the Moldovan athlete who ran 50km in freezing -60°C temperatures
Dmitri Voloshin, a Moldovan athlete, set a record running 50km at -60°C
Lavrov says US marine arrested for spying 'caught red-handed'
Sergey Lavrov held his annual press conference on Wednesday in Moscow. He was questioned on many topics, not least the arrest of US marine Paul Whelan.
Macron says some impoverished members of society are 'mucking about'
As French president starts off a national debate aimed at uniting his nation, he immediately causes a rift.
Catalan police arrest over 17 people in anti-terrorist raid
The Catalan regional police service, Mossos d’Esquadra, have arrested a least 17 people who they believe are linked to a jihadist cell based in and around Barcelona.
'McJesus' causes furore with Christian Arab community in Haifa, Israel
'McJesus' artist shocked at furore over sculpture, tells Euronews he had asked museum to remove work four months ago.
Over 3,000 Greek primary school teachers clash with police
Over 3,000 primary school teachers clashed with police in the second week of protests over hiring reforms.
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