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Europeans take off their trousers for annual ‘No Pants Subway Ride’

Organisers say there is “no agenda for the event apart from a desire to make others laugh and smile.”

Germany

Angela Merkel launches new round of preliminary coalition talks

Some think this is Angela Merkel's last chance at forming a coalition.

Spain

Cars trapped overnight on Spanish motorway due to snow

More than 3,000 cars were trapped on the AP-6 motorway in Spain's Castile and Leon region waiting for rescue services to shovel out the snow.

Spain

Spanish drag queen participates in Three Kings Parade amidst backlash

Madrid's decision to allow a drag queen to play one of the kings in the traditional Three Kings Parade angered many conservatives.

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France

What I saw while held 48 hours in a French migrant detention centre

A Chilean man spent 48 hours in a French detention centre. His account gives rare insight into how EU detention centers work—and how Europe is dealing with illegal migration.

Denmark

‘World’s most expensive’ vodka bottle stolen from Danish bar

The million-dollar bottle was stolen from a bar in Copenhagen on January 2, according to authorities.

United Kingdom

#AskBarnier: Farage reveals questions he'll ask Barnier ahead of meeti

Former UKIP leader Nigel Farage will meet with the EU's chief negotiator for Brexit, Michel Barnier, on Monday. The conversation is likely to focus on post-Brexit trade deals and immigration.

United Kingdom

Windsor council leader calls for beggars to be removed from town befor

Windsor's head councillor, Simon Dudley, tweeted that "there was an epidemic of rough sleeping and vagrancy in Windsor".

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What are the key events to look out for in Europe in 2018?

As the millennium comes of age, Euronews takes a look at what could shape the coming year.

France

Happy New Year 2018

Happy New Year 2018 from Euronews!

Albania

Albania’s Garbage Problem Affects its Neighbors—and EU Aspirations

Litter brought to shore from Albania’s rivers washed up hundreds of miles north in the port of Dubrovnik, Croatia—and environmental activists aren't surprised.

World News

Rise of populism in Europe 'a real threat to democracy'

Tony Blair's think-tank says a populist belt has taken hold from the Baltic to the Aegean and threatens the whole of Europe.

World News

Intelligence of Europeans in decline, say researchers

“Take 14-year-olds in Britain. What 25% could do back in 1994, now only 5% can do.”

World News

Which MEPs' Facebook posts get the most reactions in 2017?

Euronews takes a look at which MEPs' Facebook posts were the most popular with followers according to the platform's emoji reactions.

Green News

The best pools in Europe for winter

Where to take a swim when it's snowing outside?

Finland

Most-viewed video in 2017

The annual hobby horse championship in Finland was the most-watched video on Euronews' Facebook page in 2017.

World News

Reader poll: Who should be Euronews' Culture Personality of the Year?

Euronews wants your say on who should be one of several personalities of the year—in fields including space, innovation, culture, business and sport.

World News

Europe's top court rules Sharia divorce 'not in the scope' of EU laws

The ruling followed a divorce case by Syrian-German couple who divorced under Sharia law in Syria on October 2013. This is the court's first ruling on the subject.

World News

Reader poll: Who should be Euronews' EU Personality of the Year?

Euronews wants your say on who should be one of several personalities of the year—in fields including space, innovation, culture, business and sport.

World News

Zara workers plead for 'unpaid wages' after factory shutdown

In July 2016, workers producing clothes for some of Europe’s biggest fashion brands discovered that their boss had disappeared with their wages