Europe News EU fails to agree licence for weedkiller EU officials have failed to agree on extending the European licence of the widely-used weedkiller glyphosate which according to some studies can cause cancer. 06/06/2016
My Europe Series State of the Union: Floods hit Europe State of the Union is euronews’ weekly round-up of European affairs. 03/06/2016
World News And also...from a footballing own-goal in Spain to record-breaking dancing grannies Via €1.7 bn under the bed a home delivery of water from the sacred Ganges and a horror cartoon in Germany. 03/06/2016
Cult At a gallery near you Contemporary art, photography festivals and architectural exhibits across Europe. 03/06/2016
No Comment Heavy rain and flooding in France and Germany France In Nemours, 3,000 out of 13,000 inhabitants had to be evacuated from the town centre. 03/06/2016
World News Rising floodwaters in Germany and France claim more lives At least nine people have been killed in floods in Germany’s Bavaria state. 02/06/2016
World News Germany and France face more rain after deadly floods The damage to homes and businesses is devastating and the number of lives lost in flood-hit parts of Europe continues to rise. 02/06/2016
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: Poland warned over court reforms The Brief from Brussels is the daily round-up of all the top stories from across Europe. 01/06/2016
World News Torrential rain brings flooding from Paris to Prague Northern Europe has continued to be lashed by torrential rain, bringing extensive flooding to Belgium, Germany and France. 01/06/2016
Switzerland World's longest and deepest train tunnel opens in Switzerland Switzerland's Gothard tunnel has opened. It is world's longest and deepest train tunnel. 01/06/2016
Switzerland The long road to build the new Gotthard rail tunnel 1999: kick-off for a mammoth Swiss project that was to last 17 years. 01/06/2016
World News US warns of Europe terror threat The United States has issued a Europe-wide travel alert to its citizens warning them of possible terror attacks this summer. 31/05/2016
Cinema Twenty-five years of MEDIA programme It has supported the development of thousands of films and their international distribution. 30/05/2016
Germany Germany: Storm leaves several dead including teenage girl and firefighter At least four people have been killed in a storm in southwest Germany. 30/05/2016
My Europe Series The population slide of Europe Euronews travels to Hungary and Greece to investigate how they are dealing with Europe’s declining population. 27/05/2016
My Europe Series Europe’s demographic time bomb Interview with Monika Queisser, Head of Social Policy with the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) in Paris. 27/05/2016
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: Greece hoping for billions in debt relief This is the Brief from Brussels, a daily show with all the stories making waves across Europe. 23/05/2016
Sport The Corner: The winners and losers from Europe's Cup finals weekend With the domestic leagues out of the way this past weekend saw the several Cup finals played out. 23/05/2016
Austria Austria poised to elect far-right president Austrians are voting in a presidential run-off that could see the European Union elect its first far-right head of state. 22/05/2016
Sport European Aquatics Championships: Pellegrini defends 200 metres freestyle title to add more gold to Italian tally 22/05/2016