Euronews speaks to Colombia's incumbent president -Juan Manuel Santos- about how the crucial upcoming elections will impact the country's delicate peace process.

Thirty-one year old Benjamin Herman was given 36 hour leave from prison on Monday but failed to return

Police in the eastern city of Liege have shot dead a man who killed two officers and a bystander in what has been described as a terrorist attack.

A man killed two policewomen and a bystander in the Belgian city of Liege on Tuesday before being gunned down at a school

A man shot dead two police officers and a passerby in Liege, Belgium before being 'neutralised'.

Avaaz campaign director Christoph Schott said that the aim was to show EU leaders that "people in Europe care what happens in Palestine, they care what happens in Gaza" and that "enough is enough".

With Washington proving something of an unreliable ally of late, the EU is looking at its own diplomacy and how it can occupy the world stage, without its big brother across the Atlantic.

Plaintiffs charge EU with establishing inadequate greenhouse gas reductions, and failing to ensure the already inadequate cuts are respected. A group action is trying to force the EU to make tougher laws.

Hundreds turned out in Brussels to protest against the fatal shooting of a two-year old Iraqi-Kurdish girl by police in the Belgian province of Hainaut a week earlier.

Outstanding achievements in business, politics, entrepreneurship and innovation have been recognised at a ceremony in Brussels.

The European Business Summit in Brussels has looked into the growing pace of electromobility now that the internal combustion engine appears to be near the end of its useful life.

Facebook's boss accused of evasion while EP leaders' choice of format for question and answer session slammed as inadequate.

As countdown to poll begins new statistics suggest voter fatigue with the EU, and some voters' willingness to listen to old siren voices as populist parties rise.

Mark Zuckerberg's visit to the European Parliament coincides with the introduction of the EU's new rules on data protection, which requires companies to give European citizens greater control over their personal data. But some believe that all publicity is good publicity.

Watch live as Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg meets lawmakers in the European Parliament.