Japan Chocolate sushi for your Valentine! Nestle presents sushi-shaped KitKat chocolate in a light-hearted bid to attract more Valentine's Day shoppers 7 February 2017
USA Goodbye Granddad - a long-living lungfish The longest-living fish in captivity has been put down due to ill health. 7 February 2017
Denmark World's biggest yacht is shipshape and 'nearly' ready to sail A Russian tycoon is about to take delivery of the world’s biggest yacht. 7 February 2017
Myanmar Fed up horoscope writer tells Tauruses to stop complaining Many of us have had a bad day at the office. 2 February 2017
USA Groundhog Day: a mixture of the profane and pure fun America is to get six more weeks of winter after 2017's Groundhog Day forecast. Thanks a bunch, Phil. 2 February 2017
No Comment No more Mr. Tough Guy - endurance race bows out after 30 years If an 8-mile cross-country run on a muddy route wasn’t tough enough, add a lengthy and challenging obstacle course and freezing cold muddy waters in the British winter, and you have the “Tough Guy”… 30 January 2017
World News The end is nigh 'Doomsday Clock' ticks closer to midnight 'Doomsday Clock' ticks closer to the end of the world 27 January 2017
China Anger after rat is strung up by its limbs Images of a rat being strung-up by its limbs in China have been condemned as ‘heartbreaking’ by animal rights campaigners. 26 January 2017
No Comment Russian woman drags two tram cars A Russian power lifter has managed to pull two tram cars full of passengers. 26 January 2017
No Comment Skating on frozen water in The Netherlands Canals and lakes across The Netherlands have frozen over in a cold snap. 24 January 2017
No Comment Hot air balloons in Switzerland Château-d’Oex in Switzerland is hosting its International Balloon Festival until January 29. 23 January 2017
No Comment Belarus Ice Swimming A winter swimming championship was held in Minsk, the capital of Belarus. The competition attracted participants from across Europe. 23 January 2017
World News And also... a German snowman, a frozen fox and an Irishman in the pub Every Friday journalists from euronews’ various language teams choose a selection of stories from Europe and beyond which did not make the international… 13 January 2017
Italy See Italy's first capsule hotel Rooms are 4 metres square and cost 8 euros an hour - or 25 for a whole night. 12 January 2017
World News And Also... man travels 5km on roof of his stolen car, singing Italian foetuses cause controversy Every Friday journalists from euronews’ various language teams choose a selection of stories from Europe and beyond which did not reach the international… 6 January 2017
No Comment Thousands brush up on their calligraphy in Tokyo to start the new year Thousands of people brushed up their calligraphy as they gathered and competed in the traditional Kaikizome (literally ‘first writings’) of the New Year on Thursday (January… 6 January 2017
No Comment Japan: Sushi restaurant purchases bluefin tuna for over $614,000 A popular sushi restaurant in Tokyo, Sushizanmai, purchased a 212 kilogram bluefin tuna for 72 million yen (614,016 USD) at Japan’s iconic Tsukiji fish market during its first auction of the year on T 6 January 2017
No Comment Hundreds take New Year plunge in Dutch seaside town Hundreds of people plunged into the icy cold North Sea as part of a New Year’s Day tradition in the Dutch seaside town of Scheveningen. 2 January 2017
USA Los Angeles' iconic Hollywood landmark vandalised The Hollywood sign erected on the hills overlooking Los Angeles has been vandalised as part of a New Year prank 2 January 2017