France Are the French Alps a hub for a Russian espionage network? Towns such as Megeve, Chamonix, and Annemasse in the Haute-Savoie department in the Alps is said to have been used as a logistics base for the covert operations of at least 15 Russian spies in Europe. 06/12/2019
brussels bureau Women from Central Eastern Europe steal the spotlight at the 2019 Women in Europe awards At the 4th annual Women in Europe awards, four women were recognized for their work in raising awareness for women's issues. 05/12/2019
futuris Liquid windows and the energy-efficient buildings of tomorrow Liquid windows and the energy-efficient buildings of tomorrow 02/12/2019
World Euro 2020 draw: Who will complete the 'group of death'? World champions France, Germany and Portugal have been drawn together in Group F, to be played in Munich and Budapest. 30/11/2019
Slovakia 80% of adolescents worldwide not exercising enough, says WHO Lack of physical activity in adolescence can impact health, as well as cognitive development and sociability. 22/11/2019
brussels bureau European Commission candidates approved ahead of final vote EU parliament chief David Sassoli has announced the candidates for the European Commission have been approved, setting up a final vote in the European Parliament. 21/11/2019
World World Toilet Day: 4.2 billion live without safely-managed sanitation Not having access to a toilet has serious consequences but researchers have plenty of ideas on how to tackle the problem 19/11/2019
World 'Every society' has violence against women, expert says Ahead of the International Day of Violence against Women on November 25, Euronews takes a look at the statistics on the issue. 19/11/2019
USA Inside Facebook's efforts to stop revenge porn before it spreads The Facebook team tasked with fighting nonconsensual intimate images spoke for the first time about their research, early missteps and hopes for AI. 18/11/2019
Hungary Hungary's economic figures 'prove' there is no systematic corruption Hungary's foreign minister Péter Szijjártó told Euronews that there was no systematic corruption in his country. The EU's anti-fraud office begs to differ. 12/11/2019
Spotlight Find out what’s hot in tourism at London's 40th World Travel Market Responsible tourism, adventure travel and reinventing luxury are just some of the highlights of the 40th edition of London's World Travel Market 11/11/2019
France Watch back: France marks 101st anniversary of WWI armistice signing French President Emmanuel Macron marked the 101st anniversary of the end of World War I. 11/11/2019
Ideas EU countries say airlines should pay for polluting the planet Nine countries are calling for the aviation industry to be taxed, in order to improve air pollution in Europe. 08/11/2019
Cyprus Cyprus to strip 26 people of 'golden passports' The small Mediterranean island has had a citizenship for investment scheme since 2013 allowing wealthy non-European individuals to get a foothold in the European Union for a minimum of €2.15 million. 08/11/2019
brussels bureau Europe has built new barriers six times as long as the Berlin Wall Since the Berlin Wall fell in 1989, Europe has built barriers six times as long. 05/11/2019
Bulgaria 30 years after 1989, central Europeans say democracy is again at risk "It appears that some of the freedoms won in the 1989 revolutions are now under pressure," the report from the Open Society Foundation found. 04/11/2019
View Racism at the heart of Bulgarian football is becoming a litmus test for the rule of law ǀ View The racism on display at the Bulgaria v England match is only part of a wider picture of intimidation and hooliganism in the country - and the rot goes straight to the upper echelons of power. 01/11/2019
