2016-11-25

Otto was the first hurricane ever known to have hit Costa Rica and it caused a national emergency to be declared.

A state of disaster has been declared in two regions after severe flooding that has left at least one person dead and others missing.

In an exclusive interview with euronews EU Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker has warned Europe not to lecture Turkey on migrants.

Across the Philippines, thousands of people have protested against the burial with military honours of former president and dictator Ferdinand Marcos, who was laid to rest last week, 27 years after hi

Domen Prevc produced a stunning performance to secure his first World Cup victory in Finland on Friday.

Belgium is applying to UNESCO's Intangible Heritage Committee for recognition of its "beer culture".

The Paris Prosecutor claimed on Friday that a terror attack planned for next Thursday has been prevented.

Morocco is increasingly at the forefront of Africa’s charge to bring business leaders together to discuss the future of trade in today’s fast changing world.

The gruelling Vendee Globe is now in full swing and British sailor Alex Thomson has already set two records in the solo round-the-world race.

François Fillon and Alain Juppé, centre-right rivals, but both part of the French establishment, and both former prime ministers.

Iraqi forces claim they are now in control of most of eastern Mosul.

France is a country known for its national motto: Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité.

Israeli police arrest 13 suspected arsonists while Netanyahu claims fires are "terrorism"

A strike by Lufthansa pilots has entered its third day, and is affecting around 100,000 passengers after 850 more flights were cancelled.

Norway’s Magnus Carlsen outclassed challenger Sergey Karjakin of Russia in Game 10 to draw level 5-5 with two games left in New York on Thursday.

Hackers have targeted the European Commission’s computer network – trying to overload and crash it.

Bargain hunters in Britain are out in record force for Black Friday trading.

Ousted Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych has appeared in court via video link to give evidence in the trial of five ex-riot policemen accused of shooting dead protesters in…

This is “State of the Union,” euronews’ weekly round-up of the top stories from the past seven days.

A 66-year-old woman and a six-year-old child have died in a blaze at a refugee camp in Greece.

Italy’s flag carrier, Alitalia may be forced to cut up to 2,000 jobs as it continues efforts to stem losses.

Has France looked at education systems in other European countries and how will reforms affect the prospects of pupils in the future when they leave school?

Angered by the European parliament's vote to suspend EU membership talks, Turkey's President Erdogan threatens Europe with a new wave of refugees.

Bulgarian authorities say one of the organisers of this week’s riots at a refugee shelter belongs to a ‘radical cell’.

MEPs have voted in favour of freezing Turkey’s EU membership talks, passing a non-binding resolution in Strasbourg.

A new survey suggests Britain’s economic optimism is holding steady in the wake of the Brexit vote.