George Floyd killing: Protests and riots across US despite police murder charge

Protests and riots have flared overnight in cities across the US even though a Minneapolis police officer has been charged with murder over the killing of black American man.View on euronews

Coronavirus blues: the musicians struggling to make ends meet under lockdown

Unreported Europe meets musicians and artists struggling to make ends meet under lockdown restrictions. View on euronews

EU economy to rebound ‘quite strongly’ next year says Commission's Dombrovskis

The European Commission’s proposed €750-billion coronavirus recovery fund should also help make the bloc’s economy more green and fit for the digital age, Executive Vice-President Valdis Dombrovskis tells Euronews.View on euronews

French, Germans and Italians divided on pace of lockdown easing says Euronews poll

The desire to ease restrictions in Italy, France and Germany is tempered by anxieties about the ongoing risk of coronavirus infection, an exclusive Euronews survey shows.View on euronews

Trumps challenges liability protections for social media companies in row over fact-checking

The US President signed an executive order directs executive agencies to ask for review of social media companies' liability protections.View on euronews

Coronavirus latest: French carmaker Renault to cut thousands of jobs

Follow our live blog for the latest updatesView on euronews

Robots deployed to shopping malls to prevent COVID-19 spread

This shopping centre in Bangkok, Thailand, is turning to technology in the fight against COVID-19.View on euronews

'Frugal Four' will come round to EU's €750bn COVID-19 recovery fund, says former Finland PM Stubb

"So they will come aboard, I'm absolutely sure of that," former Finland PM Alexander Stubb told EuronewsView on euronews

Coronavirus: Artist in Paris highlights pandemic plight with 'fragile' world map

This artwork in Paris is a world map made using "fragile" stickers - a nod to the plight of the planet amid the COVID-19 pandemic. View on euronews

Germany's Angela Merkel comes out top in leaders' approval poll for COVID-19 crisis

Merkel has broad support of the German people for her handling of pandemic, while less than half of France approves of Macron, according to an exclusive Euronews poll. View on euronews

Human contact tracing underway in France to stop spread of COVID-19

Euronews talks to GPs at the centre of France's human contact tracing initiativeView on euronews

Angela Merkel says pandemic will be 'stress test' for EU as Germany prepares presidency

Angela Merkel sets of the role of EU in the aftermath of coronavirus as she prepares to lead the presidency of EU council View on euronews

Could Britain run out of essential workers?

As the government is accused of hypocrisy over key workers, there are concerns about the availability of workers in a post-Brexit Britain. View on euronews

Spain falls silent at start of 10-day mourning for COVID-19 victims

27,000 people have died as a result of the pandemic. View on euronews

Cultural showcase, Media for the deaf, and Anti covid-19 comedy

Though the world is affected by the coronavirus pandemic, inspiring stories still abound all around us.View on euronews

Versailles gets ready to open up the legacy of the Sun King once again

Versailles used to welcome no less than 10 million visitors each year, but since 13 March it has been closed due to the coronavirus epidemic. View on euronews

Chefs across Europe are protesting lockdown rules

In Latvia, Spain and France, restaurant workers are demaning help for their sector.View on euronews

France invents new words for podcast, clickbait and chick-lit in war on 'Franglais'

The French government wants its citizens to stop using English words where no French equivalent existsView on euronews

China 'bullying' is damaging its reputation in Europe, analyst says

China is pushing ahead with a new national security law in Hong Kong. View on euronews

New protests in Hong Kong over law that will ban ridiculing China's national anthem

Demonstrators gathered at Hysan Place shopping mall on May 27.View on euronews

EU bailout package 'would be a game-changer' for Europe, analyst says

Guntram Wolff has told Euronews that if EU leaders can agree on a one-trillion bailout package for member states it would strengthen the bloc. View on euronews

France promises €8bn to bail out struggling car industry

French carmakers have seen a 90% drop off in sales since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic.

Could COVID-19 spell the demise of Spain's bullfighting tradition?

Bull breeders say this will become an "environmental, cultural, and economic" problem. Spain's pro-animal party say that's a load of bull. View on euronews

COVID-19 has 'weakened' the case for the EU, say Germans, French and Italians

Seventy per cent of Italian respondents also said the EU has not done enough to help their country during the crisis — higher than the 60% and 57% observed in Germany and France respectively.View on euronews

Historic launch today: Space X sends two NASA astronauts to ISS

This is the first time a private company launches a manned flight to the International Space StationView on euronews

Italy's archaeological site Pompeii reopens - but with restrictions

There were strict measures in place including temperature checks, one-way paths and spaced-out circles to keep people in queues apart. View on euronews

Swarms of desert locusts tear through Rajasthan in northern India

Vast swarms of desert locusts are tearing through India’s northern state of Rajasthan, posing a severe threat to agriculture and livelihoods.View on euronews

Coronavirus: French nursing home's special tent lets elderly have visitors again

A special tent is letting family members in France visit their elderly relatives after weeks of separation amid the coronavirus lockdown.View on euronews

Viktor Orban and Hungarian government poised to give up unrestrained powers

The much-criticised emergency powers introduced at the end of March are to come out of legislation this week, according to the Justice minister. View on euronews

MEPs call for 'decisive action' over rule of law in Poland

Brussels has long voiced concerns over the threats to judicial independence in Poland but the European Council has not taken any formal action to suspend the country's voting rights. View on euronews

Aquarium releases first footage of newborn beluga whale

The calf weighed 78.9 kilograms and measured 1.64 metres long.View on euronews

Boy in Italy stays calm as brown bear emerges from bush just metres away from him

Unbearable to watch.View on euronews

A Mexican zoo has named two newborn puma cubs Pandemic and Quarantine

Vets at the zoo say the births were due to the coronavirus lockdown, which stopped visitors coming and stressing out the animals.

Belarus: Hundreds protest in Minsk against President Lukashenko

Demonstrators wore facemasks in defiance and carried slippers, joining opposition activists' calls to "smash the cockroach".View on euronews

Supporters greet Bolsonaro amid controversy over cabinet video

It comes three days after the country's supreme court released a video of a cabinet meeting in which Bolsonaro is alleged to have tried to interfere with the federal police. View on euronews

Coronavirus: Russia remains in lockdown as cases top 350,000

Russia's deaths-to-infections ratio is far lower than in other countries. Doctors and activists say the number of fatalities is much higher.View on euronews

Jacinda Ardern: Earthquake hits as New Zealand's prime minister conducts TV interview

An earthquake hit as New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern was being interviewed live on TV. View on euronews

Protesters in Hong Kong rally against proposed controversial security law

Pro-democracy supporters in Hong Kong have criticised the national security law and say it goes against the “one country, two systems” framework. View on euronews

Protesters take to the streets of Berlin over government's lockdown response

Experts say that the demonstrations come from a variety of different political camps united by a shared distrust in the stateView on euronews

Who is Dominic Cummings and why do so many people want him sacked?

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson's closest ally is accused of breaking the government's own rules during the coronavirus lockdown to arrange childcare for his four-year-old son. View on euronews

Spaniards can hit the beach and drink on the terrace as lockdown eases

Spain enters phase two of deconfinement as Madrid and Barcelona begin to ease lockdown measures.View on euronews

German theatre company performs in a car park due to coronavirus restrictions

A theatre company in Germany has turned their car park into a drive-in where the audience can watch from the safety of their cars. View on euronews

Crowds flock to Portugal's beaches as government eases coronavirus restrictions

Crowds took to the beaches in Portugal as coronavirus restrictions were eased.View on euronews

Archaeological World Heritage site in Italy welcomes back visitors

Paestum becomes the first of Italy’s famous archaeological sites to reopen following the pandemic lockdownView on euronews

Religious services resume in France as easing of restrictions continues

France is one of the most heavily impacted countries by the global pandemic, with more than 180,000 confirmed cases and over 28,000 deaths.View on euronews

Spain will open borders to foreign tourists in July in phasing out of coronavirus restrictions

Spain is opening up to foreign tourists in July and allowing its football league start back up behind closed doors in June. It's all part of a phasing out of restrictions.View on euronews

Analysis: Can the aviation industry survive the coronavirus crisis?

Euronews' political editor Darren McCaffrey looks at the prospects for the airline industry after another bad week of relentlessly depressing news.View on euronews

How are UAE initiatives helping low-income families admits pandemic?

Charitable initiatives have been launched at the federal level of government in the United Arab Emirates, to support the population of 9.6 million people during the COVID-19 pandemic.View on euronews

Coronavirus: UAE moves to mitigate economic fallout

In this episode, Target looks at what the UAE is doing to cushion the economic fallout caused by the coronavirus pandemic. View on euronews

Coronavirus: Meet the workers missing out on the UK's job retention scheme

UK finance minister Rishi Sunak announced the support on March 20, vowing to reimburse 80% of workers’ wage costs to a cap of £2,500 per month, backdated to March 1, 2020. The scheme sees employees put on temporary leave, called being furloughed...