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Steve Bannon: the full Euronews interview

Steve Bannon on populism, the media, Nato and the future of the EU.

World News

Quiz: What are the abortion laws in your country?

As debate over abortion heightens on the eve of the Irish referendum, take our quiz to find out what the rules are in your country.

Iran

Euroviews. The Iran deal is on life support. Can Europe revive it? | View

Europe must shield Iran's economy from US strong-arming to save the nuclear deal.

Sport

What will be the final score of this year’s Champions League final?

Ahead of Saturday's Champions League final between Real Madrid and Liverpool FC, Euronews wants your say on who you think will win the prestigious title this year.

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World News

Watch: Facebook, French strikes and the Grenfell hearing on 'Good Morning Europe'

Euronews' flagship, morning show 'Good Morning Europe' launches

Sweden

Sweden distributes 'be prepared for war' leaflets to homes

Amidst heightened geopolitical tension in the region, Sweden has revived its defence pamphlets in case an attack hits the Nordic country.

World News

The official photos of Harry and Meghan's royal wedding have just dropped in

Here are some official photographs from Harry and Meghan's wedding day.

Germany

German police fine parents for pulling kids out of school for holiday

Bavarian police have fined 10 families for trying to take their kids on holiday during the school term.

United Kingdom

Can you guess the total cost of the royal wedding?

Can you guess how much the royal wedding will cost in total? How about the exact time when Prince Harry and Meghan will tie the knot? Find out with Euronews' royal wedding in numbers chart.

World

EU Ambassador talks peace, trade and friendship with the UAE

To discuss Europe’s historical trade ties and cultural exchange with the Emirates’, the EU’s Ambassador to the UAE, Patrizio Fondi, sat down with Inspire for an exclusive interview

Serbia

Serbia's king who isn't

Serbia's monarchs were kicked out of the country during World War II but they never gave up the claim to the throne. Now a new political party is lobbying to bring the monarchy back.

Cult

Stones rolling again

The Rolling Stones "No Filter" tour kicks off in the UK and Ireland followed by a series of concerts in Europe

World News

European GPs are not given enough training to support overweight patients: study

In time for European Obesity Day, a study revealed that doctors don't feel they have enough training to give proper advice to overweight patients.

Russia

Window closes on annual gesture: the peculiar case of the man with a portrait

The sweet story of an old man who stood at his apartment's window every year for the May 9th Victory Parade with a portrait of his late mother — until he himself passed away this year.

World News

Which foreign cuisines do Europeans love to eat?

A new YouGov survey found Italian food is the favourite cuisine in seven European countries while Polish dishes are among the least favourite.

My Europe Series

State of the Union: Trump thumps Iran

Hungary

EU should give up 'nightmares' of United States of Europe: Orban

As he kicked off his fourth term as prime minister, Viktor Orban spoke about the end of liberal democracy in Hungary, refusing EU's "nightmares" of United States of Europe, and his foreign policies plans during his acceptance speech at parliament.

Germany

Brussels Brief: Macron receives the Charlemagne prize

French President Emmanuel Macron will receive the Charlemagne prize on Thursday for "his vision of Europe." But what is the Charlemagne prize? Euronews answers your questions.

Europe News

Europe's future in focus ahead of elections

As Europe Day is marked, how much interest is there in EU politics ahead of next year's parliament elections?

Europe News

Brief from Brussels: Europe Day puts bloc's future in focus