France French new political party 'will do things with the heart' Former gilets jaunes leader,Jacline Mouraud, launched a new political party called "Les Emergents" that "will do things with the heart instead of the wallet," she told Euronews. 02/02/2019
Thailand Can a Country Ban Students From Kissing, Even at Home? | NBC Left Fiel Thailand passed a regulation 13-years ago banning “public displays of affection” for all students in the country. A debate has now sprung up in the country, with some arguing that this amendment was created to force conservative cultural values on Thai youth. 02/11/2018
France 400,000 protest against labour reforms in France Up to 45,000 people in Paris and 400,000 across France have marched against Emmanuel Macron's labour reforms 10/10/2017
France France: thousands rally against labour reforms The French far-left draws tens of thousands to a rally against controversial labour reforms. 23/09/2017
View View: The modest social initiative that has paid back dividends The innovative UK scheme that uses private investment to reduce the number of young delinquents reoffending has set an example for the world 01/08/2017
Morocco Al Hoceima protesters demand activists' release A general strike and rallies take place in the Moroccan city of al-Hoceima to demand the release of anti-establishment activists. 02/06/2017
United Kingdom Harrods: Protest over waiters' tips at landmark London store Saturday was a busy old day at Harrods – but for all the wrong reasons as far as the luxury department store is concerned. 08/01/2017
no comment Greece: Tear gas fired at cuts protest in Athens Greek police fired tear gas and pepper spray at pensioners during an anti-austerity protest in which some of the elderly demonstrators tried to tip over a riot police bus blocking a road to the prime 04/10/2016
brussels bureau Social unrest continues in France and Belgium Train services have been reduced today in France, where rail workers have started an unlimited strike. 31/05/2016
Italy Hunger is no game as Italian court quashes homeless man's food theft conviction Italy's highest court has delivered a verdict that is firmly rooted in reality. 04/05/2016
world news Gunshots, grenades and anger in Jerusalem Israeli police shot dead a Palestinian they said tried to stab an officer near Jerusalem's Old City on Saturday, the latest in a spate of street attacks in the occupied territories. 26/12/2015
brussels bureau Anti-Uber protest brings central Brussels to a standstill The Belgian capital of Brussels came to a standstill on Wednesday as some 300 taxi drivers protested against ride-hailing service Uber. Taxi drivers 16/09/2015
USA Baltimore's increasingly marginalised youth find violence in many forms Fifteen buildings were set ablaze, more than 200 arrests were made, 15 troopers were injured, the National Guard was called out and Baltimore imposed 29/04/2015
Yemen Yemen: a tinderbox in a Saudi-Iranian 'Cold War' shadow Strategically important at the crossroads between East and West, Yemen’s four-year political crisis has recently been escalating into a full-blown 25/03/2015
China Gay woman in Hong Kong spurns father's double dowry offer Don’t let appearances fool you, Gigi Chao isn’t lonely. The LGBT activist’s dad just doesn’t get it. She’s 33 and has been with her partner Sean 24/01/2014
World Euronews correspondent in Ukraine gives view on crisis Claudio Rosmino: “In order to get a clearer understanding of how the crisis in Ukraine might play out I am joined by Sergio Cantone who is the 04/12/2013
