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Switzerland

Swiss female politicians reveal battle with online abuse

Many female Swiss politicians are forced to deal with online verbal abuse every day. Euronews spoke to three Swiss women working in politics about their personal experiences with harassment online.

Spain

Watch: Family saved by Aquarius ship make a new life in Spain

Since both Italy and Malta have toughened their stances on migration, Spain has seen a surge in asylum seeker applications.

World

Moria refugee camp conditions "not meeting the minimum requirements"

One of Europe's largest migrant camps is overcrowded and lacks basic hygiene and sanitation practises. It's grown so large, refugees are pitching tents outside the camp boundaries. Crime is so rife MSF has called for minors to be removed. This is Moria Refugee Camp.

World News

Gender equality could help men in Europe live longer: report

What is causing men in Europe to die at young ages, how does men’s health differ across the region, and what can be done to address the issue?

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Business

Spanish court rules former Ryanair pilot was employee not contractor

Spanish court rules former Ryanair pilot was employee not contractor

Europe News

On board of a NATO plane during a military exercise

Western alliance practiced reaction to interference of hostile fighters

United Kingdom

Meet the man who built a floatable bike to clean up London's canals

This former consultant has created an eye-catching system to collect plastic from London's canals.

World News

Alcohol, smoking, and rising obesity 'causes for concern in Europe'

Europeans may be living longer but alcohol consumption levels, smoking and a rise in obesity could slow the continent's progress.

World News

Europe briefing: Five stories to know about today

Follow live updates from Europe and the rest of the world this morning.

Sweden

Sweden elections and uncertainty: 5 things we learned

As Sweden heads to the polls this general election, follow Euronews coverage live.

Greece

Greek police fire tear gas at demonstrators in Thessaloniki

Greek police fire tear gas at demonstrators protesting the agreement reached by Greece and Macedonia to resolve a dispute over the former Yugoslav republic's name in Thessaloniki.

Spain

A mat with picture of Donald Trump exists and you can jump on it

Two Dutch photographers printed a picture of Donald Trump on a mat and people are welcome to jump on it.

Spain

Third time's a charm? Spain with another 'disaster' art restoration

Ecce Homo, then Saint George, and now saint carvings from the 15th and 16th centuries are being slammed as botched restoration jobs.

Sweden

Europe is 'very vulnerable' to election meddling warns ex-NATO chief

Ahead of the Swedish elections this Sunday, ex-NATO chief Anders Fogh Rasmussen talks bots, fake news, and interference with Raw Politics' host Tesa Arcilla.

Belgium

Belgian teachers find this French conjugation rule 'absurd'

Two Belgian teachers who find this French conjugation rule "absurd" are trying to change it.

Europe News

The Brief from Brussels - European Commission criticized over Selmayr appointment

World News

In One Word: Tony Blair on May, Boris, Corbyn, Bono...

Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair agrees to have a go at describing EU political figures in just one word.

World News

EU's ban on halogen bulbs takes effect

The aim is to reduce the carbon footprint from halogen lightbulbs.

World News

World Water Week: How clean is European water?

Some 60% of European waters monitored failed to reach "good" ecological status.

Germany

Explained: The far-right protests in Chemnitz

Germany’s top security official has offered to send police reinforcement to Saxony authorities after violence erupted at Monday's clashes between far-right demonstrators and counterprotesters in the eastern city of Chemnitz.