In Germany, pro-Russian protesters complain of discrimination
Pro-Russian protesters rallied in Germany over the discrimination they say they have suffered since Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.
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Good News: Turkish man plants 30 million trees, people living longer and some very special baby pics
The headlines can be hard going, but not all news is bad news. Here are five stories from this week about what's going well in the world:
French election: A look at France's presidential election results by town
French President Emmanuel Macron and far-right leader Marine Le Pen will advance to the country's runoff election, according to preliminary projections from pollsters.
France election: Who's who in the race to unseat Macron?
In the run-up to France's presidential election on Sunday, Euronews is publishing a story at 16:00 each day to help you better understand the race for the Elysee.
Ukraine war live: Zelenskyy says he still wants peace, despite atrocities of war
The war in Ukraine is now well into its sixth week, and taking on a new dimension with growing evidence of human rights atrocities by Russian troops as they retreated from the Kyiv region and other parts of the north.
Belgium suspends Kinder chocolate production at Ferrero plant amid food recalls across Europe
Belgian authorities have halted Kinder chocolate production at a plant in the country's south, saying the parent company Ferrero supplied it with “incomplete information” regarding a recent outbreak of salmonella poisoning in Europe.
Your electricity could be turned off for 10 minutes this weekend - here’s why
The maximum amount of money an energy firm can charge a customer, also known as an energy price cap, rose by an enormous 54 per cent this month.
Ukraine war: Poland's Kaczynski surprises by slamming Hungarian ally Orban on Ukraine
The leader of Poland's ruling conservative party has used surprisingly strong words to criticise his ally, Hungarian nationalist Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.