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Strasbourg's vandalised Jewish Memorial sparks indignation

French authorities have opened an investigation on Saturday (March 2), into the vandalisation of a memorial stone marking the site of Strasbourg's Old Synagogue, which was destroyed by the Nazis during World War Two.

USA

Judge won't sign off on stripping Mongols motorcycle club of its trademark

He cited constitutional protections against intrusions on free speech and excessive fines in his decision.

USA

Superintendent who defecated in public says police shouldn't have released mugshot

An attorney for Thomas Tramaglini, who resigned as the top administrator of the Kenilworth school district, said "his life has been ruined because of this."

France

What is anti-semitism and why is it spreading in Europe?

"Anti-Semitism remains pervasive across the EU and has become disturbingly normalised"

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USA

Robert Kraft allegedly solicited prostitution on morning of AFC title game

The New England Patriots owner was formally charged with two counts of solicitation of another for prostitution.

USA

R. Kelly has faced sex-abuse allegations before. Will this time be different?

The singer went on trial for a similar accusation in the past, but got off scot-free. Experts say this time, the odds may not be in his favor.

USA

Chicago police: Jussie Smollett considered suspect in his report of hate crime attack

Police said Smollett is now suspected of filing a false report.

USA

'El Chapo' juror says panelists regularly broke judge's order

"You know how we were told we can't look at the media during the trial? Well, we did," the juror said.

Italy

Police arrest on-the-run 'Tarzan' after staking out forest hideout

The 50-year-old used a rope to swing over a ravine and access the woodland lair, hidden in a Sicilian nature reserve.

United Kingdom

London to test GPS tagging on offenders of knife-related crime

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has announced the new initiative to tackle violent crime across the UK capital, which will come into effect next week

Italy

Buy for €30, sell at €1,000: Italy police bust puppy trafficking ring

Police said the gang illegally imported the puppies into Italy from “abusive farms” in Slovakia and sold them on as pets using falsified pedigree certificates.

United Kingdom

Facial recognition technology leads to arrests in London

Three people were arrested in the British capital this week as a direct result of controversial facial recognition technology that is being trialled by police.

United Kingdom

First woman convicted in UK for genital mutilation of daughter, 3

In a UK first, a woman has been found guilty of female genital mutilation.

United Kingdom

Convicted British MP could still receive €88,000 salary in prison

British MP Fiona Onasanya is still likely to receive her £77,000 (€88,000) annual salary even while she serves a three-month prison sentence.

The Cube

British restaurant owner defiant amid abuse over anti-Brexit receipts

The owner of a London restaurant that hit headlines for printing anti-Brexit messages at the bottom of its receipts says he will not be deterred by threats.

Georgia

Georgia to keep British speedboat killer behind bars for three months

A court in Georgia ruled on Friday that the British fugitive should remain in the country for three months, pending possible extradition.

Europe News

EU warns of crime risks from governments' sales of passports and visas

EU report raises concerns on Malta, Cyprus schemes

World News

Europe briefing: 8 stories to know about today

We look back at the top stories from around Europe that you need to know about today.

World News

Which European countries have the most police?

The number of police officers in Europe has slowly decreased in recent years, new figures from the bloc's statistics division revealed.

World News

Europe briefing: At least six dead in Denmark train accident

Euronews brings you the latest news and updates as they happen this morning.