icon_view View 25/01/2019 The week that was: peeling back the curtain to reveal the truth | View Our weekly round-up of all the opinions that have been driving debate across Europe and beyond over the last seven days.
Sport 19/01/2019 Inter Milan launch anti-racism campaign Inter Milan have launched an anti-racism video reclaiming the "buu" sound often associated with racist insults.
USA 13/01/2019 Nobel Prize-winning scientist stripped of last honorary titles over racist comments Dr. James Watson told a recenty-aired PBS documentary that genes can cause a difference on average between blacks and whites in IQ tests.
United Kingdom 30/11/2018 Artist transforms racist graffiti to have positive message A UK artist has transformed a piece of racist graffiti that appeared on a fence in his town, giving it a more positive message.
world news 28/11/2018 Discrimination against black people 'commonplace' in EU: Report Nearly a third of black people in the EU have been the victim of racial harassment in the past five years, a new survey has found.
Italy 23/11/2018 Chinese retailers boycott Dolce & Gabbana after 'racist' ads Chinese retailers from Land Crawford to JD.com have dropped the Italian luxury brand Dolce and Gabbana after it ran ads deemed 'racist.'
France 13/11/2018 France to 'embed' regulators at Facebook to tackle online hate speech The French president described the pilot programme — a world first — as "an experiment, but a very important first step."
World 09/11/2018 Why is French football club Paris Saint-Germain racially profiling? Euronews answers French football club PSG admits its scouts illegally used racial profiling in the recruitment of young players but says the club's general management was unaware of the practice
France 07/11/2018 Kristallnacht: fears grow in France over anti-semetic violence Members of the Jewish community in Paris speak to Euronews about there growing concerns over anti-semitic violence and crime.
Italy 05/11/2018 Rome remembers 'Black Saturday' The Italian capital remembers the 1943 raid of the Ghetto or Rome as Germany prepares to mark the 80th anniversary of the Kristallnacht.
United Kingdom 25/10/2018 How do you get thrown off a flight? Do airlines have a plan for bad behaviour? Euronews takes a look at what systems are in place to quell bad behaviour on European flights.
United Kingdom 21/10/2018 Man verbally abuses black woman on Ryanair flight, sparks outrage Ryanair is under heavy criticism for not removing a white man who verbally abused a black woman from its flight.
France 27/09/2018 French rapper investigated for call to 'hang white people' Little-known French rapper Nick Conrad has released a song called "Hang the whites". The video has been removed from YouTube and authorities are now investigating for incitement to racial hatred.
Italy 31/07/2018 Are hate crimes on the rise in Italy? In the past two months, there have been 33 alleged cases of racially targeted hate crimes in the country, compared to just 28 in 2016.
Germany 27/07/2018 #MeTwo movement unites immigrants who have suffered abroad A new movement is sweeping through Twitter: #metwo. While this may sound similar to the #metoo of 2017, this one is a response not to sexual harassment, but rather to the struggle of balancing dual heritage as an immigrant living abroad.
Russia 14/07/2018 World Cup 2018: France expects Expectations are extremely high here in France ahead of Sunday's World Cup final.
brussels bureau 12/07/2018 Belgium's Red Devils rally a divided nation 'It's more flags to support the Red Devils, to support the Belgian team more than supporting a nation'
Iran 10/07/2018 France only reached World Cup semi by recruiting 'African giants', claims senior Iranian politician France's squad includes two players born overseas, both of whom have lived in their adopted country since the age of 2.
insiders 29/06/2018 Climate of fear as antisemitism rises in Europe Antisemitiism in Europe, including physical attacks on Jews, is increasing with more incidents of hate crime being reported to the authorities. The sources and causes of this new wave of anti-Jewish hostility are causing deep debate.
