Senegal’s Layene Sufi brotherhood celebrates Mawlid in Dakar
Cristina Abellan Matamoros
'Gilets Jaunes' appoint delegation to speak with French government
The French 'gilets jaunes' group have appointed a delegation of eight spokespeople to negotiate with the French government over the tax hikes it intends to carry out.
'Home is the most dangerous place for women'
A new report by the United Nations found that an average of 137 women across the world are killed by a partner or family member every day.
Europe briefing: Five stories to know about today
Euronews looks back at the biggest stories around Europe this morning.
French court says posters showing woman tied to train tracks are legal
A French court has ruled that posters showing a woman tied to train tracks "do not promote violence against women".
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Europe briefing: Five stories to know about today
We take a look back at the top stories from around Europe this morning.
Europe briefing: Five stories to know about today
Euronews takes a look back at five of the biggest stories from across Europe today.
Are France's fuel protests a good idea? | All Views
Euronews' Cristina Abellan Matamoros asked people around France how they feel about the upcoming mass protest.
What are the gilets jaunes so upset about?
Gilets jaunes (yellow vests) are continuing their protests all over France to protest the squeeze of living costs.
Modern technologies: Will they one day take our jobs?
A 2017 study by the McKinsey Global Institute predicts that by 2030 as many as 800 million jobs will be lost to automation. But who will be the most affected and how can we prepare?
Europe briefing: Five stories to know about today
Take a look back at the biggest stories from across Europe this morning.
Europe briefing: Paris Peace Forum, California fires and Brexit woes
Euronews brings you today's top stories and breaking news from Europe and beyond,
UK will keep GDPR after Brexit, digital minister tells Euronews
The UK is not planning to get rid of the EU's General Data Protection Regulation after Brexit kicks in, UK digital minister Margot James tells Euronews at the Web Summit.
'Social media is like stereoids for disinformation'
What can businesses and governments do to stop the spread of disinformation? We hear from top EU and UK policy makers at Web Summit.
‘Europe needs to be prepared for election meddling’
"Europe needs to be prepared for election meddling" in the next European Parliament elections warns Ann Mettler, head of the European Commission in-house think thank,
Two buildings collapse in Marseille leaving two people hurt
Two buildings collapse in Marseille leaving two people hurt. Firefighters are still looking for victims that may be trapped under the rubble.
Europe briefing: Italy storms and New Caledonia referendum
Europe briefing: Italy storms and New Caledonia referendum
Japan Airlines issues apology for drunk pilot incident
Japan Airlines has issued an apology after one of its co-pilots was arrested for being over the legal blood alcohol limit for a pilot.
Spain prosecutor seeks up to 25 years of jail for Catalan separatists
The Spanish prosecutor says he's seeking up to 25 years in jail for Catalan separatists on rebellion charges.
Student Matthew Hedges 'physically stopped from vomiting': wife
The wife of British student Matthew Hedges — who was arrested in Dubai on spying charges — told Euronews her husband had 'vomited every day for three and a half months' since he was put in solitary confinement.
'French Spider-Man' arrested after climbing London tower
'French Spider-Man' arrested after climbing one of tallest towers in London
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