2016-04-18

The most tense dispute between Moscow and West in decades has been stepped up a notch. A court in Kyiv has sentenced two Russians to 14 years each in

After 7 days and 320 km of walking, Romanian miners and energy workers have reached Bucharest. The march aimed to draw the government’s attention to

A regional referendum aiming to curb Italy’s offshore oil and gas industry has failed to gain the voter turnout needed to make it valid. Initial data

The Georgian security service has detained six locals and Armenians it says were trying to sell some two hundred million dollars worth of

Triple World champion Jorge Lorenzo will ride for Ducati starting next season after agreeing a two-year deal with the Italian manufacturer it was

A monthly meeting of the United Nations Security Council on the Middle East deteriorated into a shouting match on Monday as Israeli and Palestinian

The final countdown is on, with africanews due to have its television launch on Wednesday. Billed as a “new voice” and coming from the heart of

Israeli police have confirmed that a small bomb exploded on a bus in Jerusalem on Monday during the evening rush hour. Eye witnesses said an empty

Iran says it is justified in increasing the amount of crude it pumps even though that will add to the supply glut and depress prices.

The upsurge in fighting in Syria that has cast a huge cloud over peace talks has involved attacks from both government and rebel forces. Pictures

After OPEC and non-OPEC producers failed to reach a deal to freeze oil output euronews got analysis from Spencer Welch, a director with IHS Energy in London.

UK finance minister George Osborne says Britons will be "permanently poorer" if they vote to leave the European Union in a referendum in June, his comments based on a Treasury analysis.

Florence Foster Jenkins inspires the silver screen

It had to happen, and now it has. After several near-misses and warnings from pilots and plane companies, a drone has hit a passenger jet trying to