France

French MPs vote for mandatory EU flags in classrooms

"Schools are not barracks," said one MP critical of the move.

12/02/2019

Markets

Asian shares search for direction as U.S.-China trade talks begin

Asian shares search for direction as U.S.-China trade talks begin

11/02/2019

World News

Women in Science: Five countries that beat the gender gap

Women in Science: Five countries that beat the gender gap

11/02/2019

Markets

European shares recover from one-week low as trade talks resume

European shares recover from one-week low as trade talks resume

11/02/2019

World News

Which European countries eat the most meat?

It has become common to hear people in western Europe swearing off meat, with initiatives like "meat-free Mondays" gaining in popularity, but does this mean these countries consume less?

10/02/2019

Markets

Take Five: When doves coo - World markets themes for the week ahead

Take Five: When doves coo - World markets themes for the week ahead

08/02/2019

World News

What does a no-deal Brexit look like for Brits in Europe?

With no arrangement yet in place for when the UK departs the EU, Euronews looks at what a no-deal scenario means for the rights of Brits living in the bloc and Europeans living in the UK.

08/02/2019

Markets

World stocks poised for weekly loss; dollar firms again

World stocks poised for weekly loss; dollar firms again

08/02/2019

Business

European shares ease as Publicis, GEA and TUI earnings weigh

European shares ease as Publicis, GEA and TUI earnings weigh

07/02/2019

World News

Measles cases in Europe tripled in 2018, says WHO

WHO said “uneven progress between and within countries” was to blame for the record numbers.

07/02/2019

France

Take-off: France & Germany begin project to build new fighter jets

It is the first act of a joint programme that will see the building of a combat aircraft and associated weapons, such as drones.

07/02/2019

Markets

Asian shares doze in data lull, New Zealand dollar takes a dive

Asian shares doze in data lull, New Zealand dollar takes a dive

07/02/2019

World

Monsanto says poisoned farmer’s symptoms 'do not exist'

Agrochemical giant Monsanto has said that the severe neurological problems suffered by a French cereal farmer, who routinely used its weed killing product, don’t exist. Monsanto’s lawyer, Jean-Daniel Bretzner, denied the company bore any responsibility, at a court hearing yesterday.

07/02/2019

World News

Europe briefing: five stories to know about today

Euronews brings you the latest news and updates as it happens this morning.

07/02/2019

Spain

Spanish father loses custody over his children for smoking too much

Spanish father has lost custody over his children for smoking too much.

06/02/2019

World News

How is food waste regulated in Europe?

After two German students launched a petition to change food waste regulations in Germany, Euronews has looked at food waste regulations across the European Union.

06/02/2019

Markets

Solid BP update pushes European shares to 9 week high as banks rebound

Solid BP update pushes European shares to 9 week high as banks rebound

05/02/2019

Italy

Husband of Italy's first black minister 'to run for far-right party'

The husband of MEP Cécile Kyenge, Italy's first black minister, announced he was running for the far-right League party at a local election.

05/02/2019

China

Euroviews. The EU’s “softball” approach to AI will lose to China’s “hardball”

China is not just playing catch-up with the West [...]. It is planning to leap over Western economies and seize nothing less than global AI dominance. China is developing a sophisticated national AI strategy and it is allocating massive government funding to capture global market share in AI.

05/02/2019

Markets

Shares climb to two-month high, dollar rises ahead of Trump speech

Shares climb to two-month high, dollar rises ahead of Trump speech

05/02/2019