Vincent Coste

France

Spike in bogus websites selling air quality stickers for vehicles in France

Spike in bogus websites selling air quality stickers for vehicles in France.

1 July 2019

France

Eighty years since Versailles execution stopped public guillotinings

80 years ago, a crowd gathered for what was to become the last public execution by guillotine in France — a grim spectacle that was captured on film.

17 June 2019

France

D-Day 75 years on: How the biggest seaborne invasion was executed

More than 150,000 allied troops crossed the Channel to storm French beaches in Normandy on June 6, 1944. They ushered in the beginning of the end for the Third Reich and its leader, Adolf Hitler. Euronews recaps what happened on that decisive day.

6 June 2019

France

Panini launches first Tour de France sticker book

Fans of the most respected cycling race in the world will have to gather 352 stickers to complete the inaugural Tour de France album.

3 May 2019

Philippines

Whale dies from “gastric shock” after ingesting 40kgs of plastic

16 rice sacks, 4 banana bags and multiple shopping bags were found during an autopsy of a young male Cuvier’s beaked whale that washed up on a beach in the Philippines

18 March 2019

World News

Why you can no longer buy these sports cars in Europe

New emissions standards have led car makers to stop selling many of their most powerful models.

7 September 2018

Canada

European travellers stranded for days at Montreal airport

More than 1oo tourists are stranded in Montreal after their flight on a budget airline to Europe was cancelled over the weekend.

17 July 2018

Sport

World Cup 2018: France vs Belgium, a short history

A brief look at the football history between France and Belgium.

9 July 2018

France

Footbal broadcast rights : Ligue 1 championship booms into the billion

Canal Plus ended up empty-handed in a crucial football broadcasting rights auction in France on Tuesday, beaten by Spain’s Mediapro, as prices jumped by close to 60 percent.

30 May 2018

France

French boules players banned from wearing blue jeans

French sport tries to smarten up image ahead of Olympics.

18 April 2018

France

Still standing out: Europe's enclaves and their complex histories

Euronews takes you on a tour of some of the continent's most-fascinating enclaves.

21 March 2018

France

Security measures helping rat population explosion, warns expert

Rats are more and more visible on the streets of the French capital for a range of reasons.

1 February 2018

France

How do ski resorts manage the risk of avalanches?

Explosives powerful enough to blow up a house are being used to keep skiers safe from the risk of avalanches.

10 January 2018

Belgium

Belgium considers law to allow owners to be buried with their pets

MPs in Belgium are set to present a bill to parliament that will allow pet lovers and their companions to be laid to rest together, if passed.

5 January 2018

Austria

What are the policies of Austria’s new right-wing government?

The coalition agreement published by the conservative People’s Party and the far-right Freedom Party is built around a vigorous protection of national identity.

19 December 2017

France

French presidential election posters reinvented

With less than a week to the first round of the presidential election in France, nothing is clearcut.

19 April 2017

World News

Need for speed? How European countries compare

There’s no doubt that driving too fast is dangerous.

2 February 2017

World News

Plane scary: airport touch-downs that take your breath away

Bad news for plane spotters.

27 October 2016