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British florists worry about the prospect of a no-deal Brexit

With Brexit less than two months away, the continuing uncertainty over the possibility of a no-deal scenario has British florists increasingly worried.

13/02/2019

Markets

Asian stocks edge up, U.S. futures rise on hope for no U.S. government shutdown

Asian stocks edge up, U.S. futures rise on hope for no U.S. government shutdown

12/02/2019

Markets

European shares rise on trade optimism; Michelin inflates tyre makers, autos

European shares rise on trade optimism; Michelin inflates tyre makers, autos

12/02/2019

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