United Kingdom

Villagers create 'Poopfolio' map to shame dog owners into cleaning up

Discontented residents of a UK village have created a "poo-shaming" map to discourage dog owners from leaving their animals' excrement in public areas.

10/03/2018

France

Lawyer asks Twitter to clear client - with bottle top

Can you identify the evidence which could help solve a criminal case?

07/03/2018

USA

US porn star Stormy Daniels sues Trump, wants to speak out

Adult film star Stormy Daniels sues President Trump, saying the nondisclosure agreement arranged to cover up their alleged relationship is invalid because he never signed it.

07/03/2018

Spain

Pregnant women can be included in staff cuts, EU court rules

Decision clarifies rules about job protection.

23/02/2018

USA

Trump pushes for gun 'bump stocks' ban

US President Donald Trump has signed an order to ban bump-stock devices, which were used by a gunman who killed 58 Las Vegas concert-goers last year.

21/02/2018

Ukraine

Ukraine deports Georgian ex-president to Warsaw

CCTV footage shows Mikheil Saakashvili being dragged away from a central Kyiv restaurant by armed border service officers.

13/02/2018

World News

Which European countries have the strictest abortion rules?

Euronews looks at abortion regulations across the European Union to find out whether countries are pro- or anti-abortion.

30/01/2018

Poland

Israel: Polish Holocaust law ‘is denial of history’

Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu slammed the draft bill, which proposes fines or a prison term for anyone who suggests the country is responsible for Nazi crimes.

28/01/2018

USA

NYC sues Big Pharma over opioid crisis

The lawsuit alleges drugmakers and distributors used "deceptive marketing" that got millions of Americans hooked on potent painkillers.

24/01/2018

France

Should sperm donor dads stay anonymous for life?

Or should their offspring’s needs take precedence? It’s a moral question that ethics experts will be debating across France over the next six months.

19/01/2018

United Arab Emirates

UAE angers citizens by blocking Skype—then blocks petition against it

National telecom providers said the video calling app was "unlicensed" and could not be used legally.

16/01/2018

Greece

Greece removes century-old obligation for Muslims to use Sharia law

The 1920 Treaty of Sevres and the 1923 Treaty of Lausanne stipulated that Islamic customs and religious law would apply to the thousands of Muslims who became Greek citizens

10/01/2018

Israel

Israel tightens grip on Jerusalem

New legislation deals a fresh blow to hopes of a two-state solution to the conflict with the Palestinians.

02/01/2018

Poland

What is ‘Article 7’ and why was it triggered against Poland?

The European Commission has called for the so-called nuclear option to be adopted in a bid to defend judicial independence in Poland

20/12/2017

World News

What is net neutrality and why you should care

The US Federal Communications Commission scrapped the Obama-era net neutrality rules but what are the regulations in Europe? Euronews takes a look.

15/12/2017

Australia

Australia: paedophiles' 'passports confiscated'

Under new laws, child sex offenders are no longer able to travel freely out of Australia.

13/12/2017

Croatia

War criminal in the Hague but still a war hero in Croatia

The suicide of a convicted war criminal has highlighted the dominance of nationalist narratives in Croatian politics and media.

01/12/2017

Greece

New adoption law in Greece

The Labour Ministry has drafted a bill to streamline the complicated adoption process

14/11/2017

Canada

Naked individuals charged with kidnap in Canada had drunk 'trippy tea'

A relative said they were "salt of the earth" people and put the shocking turn of events down to them unknowingly drinking "trippy tea" bought in India.

10/11/2017

World News

The EU countries that will punish you for disrespecting their flags

It is not illegal to burn the US flag, but what about the law in EU countries?

09/11/2017