2016-09-05

Six bombings claimed by the self-styled Islamic State hit government-held areas and a Kurdish-controlled province on Monday.

Wales carried their good form from the European Championships into the World Cup qualifiers.

The lost lander has been spotted on the "Space Duck" comet it landed on 664 days ago.

At least three bomb attacks marked a deadly start to the week in Afghanistan’s capital, Kabul.

Hardliner Duterte has warned the US president not to question him over a surge in drug-related killings since Duterte took office two months ago.

The balance sheet from the latest G20 meeting, President Barack Obama’s last, appears to be a thin one.

Stage 16 of the Vuelta a Espana was one for the sprinters.

On Friday, for the second time in 48 hours Mariano Rajoy failed to form a government in the Spanish Parliament.

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For insight into the rise of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party in Germany, euronews spoke to Jean-Michel De Waele, Professor of Political Science at the Free University of…

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Samsung Electronics' shares rose on Monday despite the anticipated losses from the recall of 2.5 million Note 7 smartphones in 10 countries after the batteries in some caught fire or exploded.

The trial has begun in France of disgraced former Socialist minister Jerome Cahuzac, accused of tax evasion and money-laundering.

A model of the 1666 City of London has been set ablaze on the Thames to commemorate the great Fire of that year that destroyed nearly 80% of the capital.

An inquiry has been promised following the death of at least two people in Tel Aviv when a carpark under construction collapsed.

The German chancellor admits she is unhappy about the results of Sunday's regional election. But which way now for the CDU?

Brussels is finally bearing some teeth over the Volkswagen emissions scandal.

People lounge around a hotel swimming pool as a singer entertains them… It is not the sort of scene you would expect to see in Aleppo, the divided city that has become the focus of fighting in Syria’s

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Saudi Arabia and Russia have agreed to cooperate over oil, with a task force to recommend measures and actions, but no immediate action by the world's two top producers.

Some of the protesters who came to block the motorway approaches to Calais on Monday have vowed to stay and fight on until the migrant camp there dubbed the “jungle” is…

More than a thousand dirt tracks make this landlocked country a great place to mountain bike.

Good Charlotte, the American band and brainchild of twin brothers Joel and Benji Madden, are back on the road to promote the 'Youth Authority' collection.

Young Frenchman Lucas Pouille scored a stunning, five-set upset over 14-times grand slam singles champion Rafa Nadal, winning a climactic tiebreak 8-6 to reach the…

Business growth in the eurozone was weak in August - the most lacklustre it has been since the start of last year, according to surveys of thousands of companies.

Euro zone retail sales rose more than expected in July, posting the largest monthly increase of the year despite the British vote in June to leave the European Union.

Three separate wildfires, which authorities say were started deliberately, have been raging along Spain's Costa Blanca since Sunday, aggravated by soaring temperatures and strong winds.

There is moonlight in Vermont and there is classical ballet down on the farm in Vermont.

For half a century the Giant Panda has been a symbol of global attempts to preserve wildlife.