China Hong Kong activists protest against mainland traders near border town Demonstrators in the Hong Kong territorial town of Sheung Shui seized on another grievance following major unrest over an extradition bill. 13/07/2019
World When was homosexuality legalised in European countries? Germany celebrated this week 25 years of having decriminalised homosexuality. Euronews takes a look at homosexuality laws across other many European countries. 14/06/2019
China Hong Kong protests: 72 injured in violence, two in serious condition At least 72 people were injured and taken to Hong Kong hospitals in the wake of massive protests Wednesday, with at least two of them in serious condition, according to the Hong Kong Hospital Authority. 12/06/2019
Romania How Romania's most powerful politician ended up in jail Liviu Dragnea has been in the sights of anti-corruption campaigners for years in what his supporters claim are politically motivated proceedings. This week he finally ended up in prison. 29/05/2019
The Cube Vincent Lambert: Paris court demands treatment be resumed The man who has become central in the right to die debate in France was due to begin deep sedation treatment on Monday 20 but a Paris court ruled treatment must continue, prolonging a 10-year legal battle. 20/05/2019
no comment Taiwan's LGBT community protests ahead of parliament vote Hundreds of LGBT rights supporters gathered outside Taiwan's parliament on Tuesday (May 14) demanding for their rights as the parliament votes on three proposed bills 14/05/2019
Ukraine Ukraine president-elect Zelensky fined for breaking election law Zelensky has pleaded guilty and was fined around €30. 13/05/2019
Poland Critic of Poland's ruling party PiS slams "politically motivated" libel cases A fierce critic of the Polish government, who is facing legal challenges from the country’s ruling party, has spoken out against what he believes are “politically motivated” efforts to silence him. 13/05/2019
France France fines 447 under new 'sexist outrage' street harassment law The "sexist outrages" law was passed in late September just weeks after a video of a man hitting a woman outside a Paris cafe shocked people around the world. 30/04/2019
Fashion One of the biggest fashion capital would ban the sale of fur Lawmakers are pushing a measure that would ban the sale of all new fur products in the city. 22/04/2019
Raw Politics EU extends new protections for whistleblowers | Raw Politics On Tuesday, the European Parliament voted to provide increased protections for whistleblowers in the EU. Euronews spoke with former whistleblower Antoine Deltour to ask him what he thought of these new protections. 18/04/2019
Good Morning Europe Julian Assange is in a war of words with the Ecuadorian government Julian Assange is embroiled in a war of words with the Ecuadorian government. The country's President Lenin Moreno has defended his decision to remove Mr Assange's asylum status claiming he 'violated his asylum conditions repeatedly'. 15/04/2019
brussels bureau The EC say they protect whistleblowers - but what about Assange? A new whistleblower directive was approved by EU negotiators on Tuesday in Strasbourg. But at a press conference, when asked whether Julian Assange was a whistleblower, the reply was "no comment". 12/04/2019
Australia Social media executives could be jailed In the wake of the New Zealand mosque shootings Australia brings in tough new laws on social media companies. 04/04/2019
Romania Europe puts pressure on Romania over Kovesi and controversial reforms It was a multi-pronged attack on Bucharest. 04/04/2019
Russia What is Russia's new 'fake news' law all about? | Euronews answers People who spread what Russian authorities consider to be fake news or who show "disrespect" to the state will face tough new fines. 07/03/2019
USA 'He is a racist. He is a conman. He is a cheat.' Cohen testifies 'He is a racist. He is a conman. He is a cheat.' Cohen on Trump 27/02/2019
Russia Russian Dachas: How the humble summer cottage became an institution Dachas, traditionally a small summer cottages, have through the centuries become a real institution for Russia's mainly urban-dwelling population. 14/02/2019
Canada Bill tabled in Quebec is 'like Tinder for immigration', says minister Quebec's immigration minister has tabled a bill that seeks to cancel 18,000 pending applications to the Quebec Skilled Worker Program (QSWP) before August 2, 2018. 09/02/2019
United Kingdom Quirky, antiquated, or just plain silly. How UK Parliament passes laws You don't get much more old school than the British Parliament. Shouting in the chamber, single file counting, Ayes and Noes - Euronews explains the creaking process. 25/01/2019
Good Morning Europe MEPs vote to sanction countries that flout rule of law The European Parliament has backed a plan to cut funds to member states that allow corruption. 18/01/2019
Ireland Ireland criminalises emotional and psychological abuse On Tuesday, the Domestic Violence Act 2018 came into effect and included new protections for victims suffering from various forms of 'coercive control' in intimate relationships. The Act allows victims of abuse to apply for emergency barring orders lasting eight days. 02/01/2019
Hungary Hungary 'slave law': Thousands protest in Budapest New protests took place in Budapest on Friday night as Hungarians continue to oppose prime minister Viktor Orban's controversial 'slave law' 21/12/2018
Hungary Watch: Hungary's new 'slave law' sparks protests in Budapest Protests took place inside and outside the Hungarian parliament as anger grows at new labour legislation that some are calling the "slave law". 13/12/2018
Netherlands Man, 69, to appeal after court rejects his request to be 49 Despite the ruling, the sexagenarian told Euronews he was feeling "great". 03/12/2018
United Arab Emirates UAE considers clemency request for jailed Briton Matthew Hedges The United Arab Emirates is considering a request to grant clemency to British academic Matthew Hedges, who was sentenced to life in prison this week after being convicted of spying. 23/11/2018
