Denmark

Denmark: Face Veil ban in public takes effect from 01 August

The day before a ban on wearing face veils takes effect in Denmark, women wearing the niqab hand out leaflets in Copenhagan on Tuesday protesting against the ban. It's after the Danish parliament passed a law in May, banning face veils in public

1 August 2018

Nicaragua

Nicaragua police helped by 'volunteer cops', not armed gangs: Ortega

Masked gangs behind some of the deadly violence at protests in Nicaragua are “volunteer cops,” President Daniel Ortega told Euronews, accusing protesters of being “terrorists.”

31 July 2018

Sweden

Student plane protest highlights Sweden's asylum-seeker deportations

Elin Ersson's Facebook video showing her preventing an Afghan man from being deported has gone viral - but it's unclear what consequences whe faces and his fate is unknown.

25 July 2018

Sport

Tour de France: Alaphilippe wins on day of protest and pain

Julian Alaphilippe's descending skills made the difference as the Frenchman claimed his second victory in this year's Tour de France to take the 16th stage.

24 July 2018

France

French president's aggressive bodyguard sparks first government scandal

Alexandre Benalla, who heads Presidential Emmnauel Macron's security detail, was filmed hitting a young man and abusing a young woman on a street in Paris in front of police officers.

22 July 2018

World News

Fast news: The week in a minute

Take a quick look at the biggest stories from around the world this week.

21 July 2018

Nicaragua

Thousands rally in Nicaragua

Pro government demonstrators support the President to celebrate the 39th anniversary of the Sandinista Revolution. It comes as anti-government violent protests have continued for the last three months

20 July 2018

World News

Europe briefing: Nine stories to know about today

Take a look back at the European stories hitting headlines today.

19 July 2018

France

Scandal surrounds Macron security aide

One of the president's security aides, Alexandre Benalla, was caught on camera striking a May Day protester, says an investigation by Le Monde newspaper.

19 July 2018

Nicaragua

Concerned families in Nicaragua wait outside jails for news of their loved ones

It's after arrests were made at anti-government protests which continued over a three month period

19 July 2018

Hungary

Euroviews. Hungary is determined to silence any critics left standing | View

The Hungarian government is using legislation and smear campaigns to send a chilling message to those who act in solidarity with marginalized groups: be quiet or face the consequences.

16 July 2018

Russia

Pussy Riot invade pitch during World Cup final

The World Cup final was briefly interrupted after three intruders linked to Pussy Riot ran onto the pitch before being hauled away.

15 July 2018

Nicaragua

One student killed as Nicaragua church siege ends

Catholic priests negotiate the transfer of nearly 200 students out of the building in the capital Managua

15 July 2018

United Kingdom

Protests mar President Trump's trip to Scotland

While at his Turnberry course on Friday, an activist for the Greenpeace environmental campaign group swooped on a powered parachute within a few hundred yards of the president as he stood outside the golf course's hotel.

14 July 2018

Russia

LGBT activists protest in Moscow by forming 'hidden' Pride flag

In honour of Pride Month, six activists joined together for three days in Moscow during the World Cup wearing different coloured football shirts to represent the pride flag of the LGBT community.

10 July 2018

Belgium

Brussels protesters demonstrate against Trump visit

At least 2,000 people gathered in Brussels to protest against a visit President Trump

7 July 2018

United Kingdom

Trump to meet Queen and UK PM outside London to avoid protest

Trump will travel to the UK for a working visit on July 12-13 and protests have been organised to follow him wherever he goes.

7 July 2018

Spain

San Fermin organisers refuse to cancel fiesta over sexual assault

Spain's famous Running of the Bulls festival opens in Pamplona despite calls for it to be called off over the treatment of the animals and a sexual assault case in 2016

6 July 2018

No Comment

San Fermin protests and rotavator racing: No Comments of the week

From anti-bullfighting protests ahead of Pamplona's famed San Fermin festival to rotavator racing, Euronews brings you the No Comments of the week.

6 July 2018

United Kingdom

‘Trump baby’ to fly during US President’s official UK visit

An inflatable orange baby is due to take flight on July 13 to coincide with Donald Trump’s official visit to the UK.

5 July 2018