Eurosceptic Hungary marks EU Day
Hungary’s been an EU state for 14 years, but Viktor Orban’s govermnent now accuses the bloc of infringing on its sovereignty.… READ MORE … source
France-Italy: a diplomatic storm is brewing
A diplomatic spat over the fate of those on board the Aquarius is threatening Franco-Italian relations.… READ MORE … source
Bye bye bailout: Portugal exits without credit line – economy
Portugal has announced it will be exiting its 78-billion-euro bailout program. Lisbon was forced to seek the bailout from the European Union (EU) and … source
Israel wins Eurovision Song Contest
Israel’s Netta Barzilai won the Eurovision Song Contest in Lisbon on Saturday, bringing Israel its fourth victory in the glitzy pageant, watched by over 200 million … source
Steve Bannon: the full Euronews interview
Steve Bannon on populism, the media, Nato and the future of the EU.… READ MORE … source
Ghouta exodus continues as Syrian army strengthens grip on city
For the second successive day, thousands of rebel fighters and their families are leaving eastern Ghouta as part of a surrender deal with the government … source
‘We must act to stop arrivals’ – Italian MEP’s migration plea
‘Since most people don’t run away from wars and simply think about finding wealth…we cannot allow these people to come to Europe’… READ MORE … source
Macron leads G7 charge against Trump over trade
Leaders of the Group of Seven rich nations are set to clash with a combative President Trump at the Quebec summit over tariffs they fear could lead to a trade…
Kenyan dam bursts causing “huge destruction”, deaths – official
A dam in Kenya burst late on Wednesday causing “huge destructions” said a government official.… READ MORE … source
“It isn’t hail falling from the sky” – Guatemala eruption eyewitness
Euronews speaks to a rescuer who witnessed the eruption of the Volcan de Fuego in Guatemala… READ MORE … source