A Ukrainian nationalist demonstration brought ugly scenes outside parliament in Kyiv as protesters clashed with police. The protesters wanted, but

Anonymous hackers claim to have stolen nearly 7 million usernames and passwords from online file-sharing service Dropbox. However Dropbox denies

Armed robbers raided two banks and a currency exchange within an hour in the centre of Sweden’s capital Stockholm on Monday. Police are now

Twitter users in France can now make payments using a tweet. Users register their mobile phone and credit card details with French mobile payment

A nurse in Italy has been arrested on suspicion of killing up to 38 patients. Investigators believe Daniela Poggiali gave lethal injections of

Mexico waited until the second day of MIPCOM to officially launch its seduction campaign, opening with a press conference, attended mostly by Mexican

The World Health Organisation has warned there could be up to 10,000 new cases of Ebola emerging every week in West Africa by December, unless the

Ireland’s Finance Minister Michael Noonan has announced the crisis-racked country’s first austerity-free budget in seven years, and the phasing out a

Barcelona’s Andres Iniesta has been handed the Golden Foot award beating Cristiano Ronaldo into second place. The accolade is reserved for players

Organisers of the Africa Cup of Nations say there are no plans to reschedule next years tournament because of the Ebola outbreak. Hosts Morocco

Ebola has claimed its first victim in Germany as Europe starts to ready itself for an influx of people infected with the virus. The latest victim

Removing EU Regulations from the SME’s was one of the srongest and controversial proposals that the chair of the European Commission’ s High Level

EU member states agreed last year to give the European Commission power to police national budgets. France and Italy are already in the firing

The Kremlin says it planning “long-term” measures to protect Russia from Western sanctions imposed over the Ukraine crisis – without saying what

The UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has concluded his two-day trip to Israel and the Palestinian territories with a visit to Gaza to see the wrecked

Students at Istanbul University have described the terrifying moments when supporters of the Islamic State jihadist group went on the rampage on

A series of dawn raids across south eastern England on Tuesday (October 14) have resulted in the arrest of six people on terror charges. Three men

A court in the UK has heard a man charged with terrorism offences may have been planning an attack on former British Prime Minister Tony

Clashes between protesters and police have brought a halt to proceedings in the Ukrainian parliament as nationalists demonstrated outside, demanding

From fame to infamy in just a few years, boxing legend Mike Tyson, ‘the baddest man on the planet’ as he was known, is now taking to the stage

Euronews’ Isabelle Kumar dashed off to Monaco to speak to world famous boxer Mike Tyson. She got a little more than she bargained for – but still has

Growth in demand for oil will be much weaker next year than previously forecast amid a slower and more ‘brittle’ economic recovery. So says the

At just over the halfway mark in the Roman Catholic churches’ two-week Synod the assembly has issued a document summing up the debates so far. It

Poland’s Pontifical Mission Societies says a Polish Catholic Missionary has been kidnapped in the Central African Republic town of

The world’s largest gas producer, Russia’s Gazprom, has reported second quarter net profit up by 13 percent, boosted by foreign exchange gains

There was a sharp slowdown in UK inflation in September. It dropped to its lowest level in five years. Consumer prices rose 1.2 percent compared

German analysts and investors remain pessimistic. The ZEW think tank’s monthly latest economic sentiment survey showed morale was down for a tenth

It might look like any other passenger ferry, but the electrically-powered Movitz, which operates in central Stockholm, could be the boat of the