Ana De Oliva
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United Arab Emirates
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First Emitrati-made satellite launched into space
KhalifaSat, the first-ever Emirati-manufactured satellite successfully launched into space from Japan’s Tanegashima Space Centre on October 29. → Read More
The kid who 'photobombed' the Royal Wedding
Expectations were high as soon-to-be-duchess Meghan Markle got out of the vintage Rolls-Royce, and glided up the steps of St George's Chapel. Tens of thousands → Read More
Live updates: Glitter, glam and power ballads as acts battle it out for Eurovision trophy
The hour has cometh and here is your one stop for everything Eurovision. Follow all our rolling coverage, from what's happening on stage to what they're saying on social media as 26 acts battle it out for the trophy. Go on. You know you want to. Who do you think should win? → Read More
Brazil's biggest newspaper stops publishing on Facebook after News Feed change
One of Brazil's major national newspapers, Folha de S.Paulo, has stopped publishing articles on their Facebook page because it believes the social media platform does not "value professional journalism". → Read More
Inside a mobile phone test lab
Euronews takes you on a 360 visit to a mobile phone test lab → Read More
British embassy worker found strangled near Beirut
A Britsh embassy worker has been found strangled near a highway outside Beirut, according to a Lebanese security source. Thirty-year-old Rebecca Dykes worked in Beirut → Read More
If you want your baby to recognise you, stand to its left
According to a new study, a baby is better able to recognise faces presented to its left → Read More
'Doing nothing' competition held in Taiwan
Some 80 contestants fought for the title of "Space-out King" on Sunday (December 10) by doing nothing. The competition's fifth international edition and was won → Read More
Watch: Elephant attacks vehicles in China
Footage shows an elephant ramming the windshield of a bus in the middle of a road in southwest China → Read More
How old is the EU's commercial aircraft fleet?
How old are the planes operated by EU airlines and how important is it for airlines to renew their fleet? → Read More
Watch: Aussie ambassador to France proposes after same-sex marriage vote
Following Australia's vote to legalise same-sex marriage on Thursday, the Aussie Ambassador to France, Brendan Berne, pulled off a surprise for his partner. After cherishing → Read More
Tokyo's 2020 mascots to be chosen by kids
Elementary school students will vote to select the winning pair of mascots for the 2020 Olympic and Paralympic games. → Read More
Welcome to Berezniki, the city swallowed by sinkholes
The city of Berezniki, in Russia's Ural mountains, is slowly disappearing into the ground. → Read More
Austria legalizes same-sex marriage for 2019
The move brings Austria into line with many other European nations. → Read More
The truth about Portugal's net neutrality, told by an expert
After the chairman of the US communications regulator FCC, Ajit Pai, unveiled plans to repeal net neutrality in the US, California Rep. Ro Khanna tweeted: “In → Read More
'Eye shaving': a traditional practice in China
Would you shave your eyes? This traditional Chinese practice is not for the squeamish. → Read More
Russian deputy suggests McDonald's should be labeled 'foreign agent'
President Putin has signed a law allowing foreign media outlets to be classified as “foreign agents” in Russia. A parliamentarian believes US fast-food chains should have the same label. → Read More
The Mediterranean is "by far world's deadliest border"
A report by the International Organization for Migration has found that at least 33,761 migrants have died or gone missing in the Mediterranean between 2000 and 2017. → Read More
World's 'heaviest man' has surgery to halve his weight
The world’s heaviest man is on a mission to lose half of his body weight. Juan Pedro Franco, 33, has battledobesity since his teenage years, weighing → Read More
US nuclear commander says he would resist 'illegal' order from Trump
“I think some people think we’re stupid. We’re not stupid people. We think about these things a lot,” General Hyten said when describing how he would respond if the president issued an 'illegal' strike order. → Read More