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Tata and Thyssenkrupp join forces to shake up Europe's steel industry

Germany's Thyssenkrupp and India's Tata Steel signed a final agreement on Saturday to establish a steel joint venture. it is the European steel industry's biggest shake-up in more than a decade.

My Europe Series

Link between antisemitism and migration unproven, analyst tells Euronews

Antisemitism researcher Nonna Mayer says while sporadic acts of violence by migrants on Jews grab the headlines, far right extremists are to blame for the vast majority of antisemitic incidents.

World News

Theresa May's Brexit dilemma continues

This European Summit was expected to be one where Brexit would be the main topic of discussion. Other matters such as migration have overtaken in Brexit in terms of priority. Euronews correspondent Vincent McAviney explains more.

Spain

Franco's 'stolen babies' speak out: 'An apology is not enough'

Euronews spoke to Jose Maria Garcia Gonzalez, 41, one of Spain's 'stolen babies'.

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France

Macron's compulsory national service | Euronews Answers

Macron wants to bring compulsory national service back for boys and girls. But what does the programme actually entail? Euronews gives you the answers.

Spain

A second art restoration fails to impress public opinion

Second ancient effigy falls prey to a well-intentioned restorer in Spain.

United Kingdom

UK top court backs heterosexual couple seeking civil partnership

The Supreme Court has ruled that a heterosexual couple is allowed to enter into a civil partnership.

Malta

Lifeline migrant ship still awaiting approval to dock in Malta

The Lifeline rescue ship has not been given official authorisation to dock in Malta, the aid group told Euronews.

Living

European swimwear brands to watch

Swimwear businesses using quality innovative fabrics and ensuring fair working conditions for the people who make them.

Spain

Debunked: Spanish police dog 'performing' CPR is stunt for kids

Spain's puppy "paramedic" doesn't actually know how to perform CPR, a police spokesman told Euronews. It's all a stunt to get schoolkids excited when they visit the station.

Republic of North Macedonia

FYR Macedonia: Minister offers tomatoes for EU membership

FYR Macedonia's foreign minister promises to send a fresh batch of tomatoes to anyone who supports his country's bid for EU membership.

World News

Europe's 20th-century tyrants: where are they buried?

With Franco's remains controversy, Euronews takes a look at the final resting places of these notorious and ruthless ex-leaders.

Europe News

Brief from Brussels: EU hits back at Trump trade tariffs

World News

European weather: Will it be sun cream or raincoats this summer?

Various parts of the continent are experiencing unusual weather conditions, so what's in store for the summer?

France

Police respond to hostage situation in Paris

A hostage situation is taking place in Paris in the 10th arrondissement. Police are at the scene and said the incident does not appear to be terror-related.

Europe News

EU gives free rail passes to boost cultural links

Thousands of 18-year-olds will get a ticket from the European Commission

Germany

World Cup 2018: Meet Germany's superfan Armin Hollensteiner

They can travel thousands of kilometres and spend up to the thousands in euros, all to support their teams. Euronews chatted with a German superfan who's traveling to root for his team.

United Kingdom

UK justice minister resigns over Brexit policy

UK's Dr Phillip Lee becomes the first MP to resign so he can vote against the government on Brexit, dealing a huge blow to Prime Minister Theresa May.

World News

Euronews' correspondent describes experience aboard Aquarius

Euronews' correspondent Anelise Borges describes what it's been like aboard the Aquarius rescue ship during a search and rescue operation in the Mediterranean Sea.

France

French MPs vote to ban mobile phones in schools

French MPs vote to ban mobile phones in schools.