No Comment Newborn rhino joins safari's southern white rhinoceros group Rhinos at Israel's safari welcomed a 50-kilogram baby to the group on Sunday (September 16) the largest crash in Europe, according to the safari's spokeswoman. 17/09/2018
Turkey Push to save historic orphanage in Turkey It looks more like the set of a horror movie than the majestic hotel and casino it was intended to be. Now there's a push to save it. 16/09/2018
World Marwan Zgheib speaks of a crisis in global architecture Whilst building towers of record breaking height was once a priority for many modern Middle Eastern countries, today affordable and efficient developments are on the rise. 14/09/2018
World Arab Future Cities Summit showcases the Middle East’s ‘smart city’ ambitions Held this September in Dubai, the 5th Arab Future Cities Summit showcased the newest technology aimed at finding smart solutions for modern societies. 14/09/2018
World What’s lined-up for Kuwait’s Smart City transformation? South Saad Al Abdullah city in Kuwait is billed as the Middle East’s first development to be both green and ‘smart’. 14/09/2018
Gaza Oslo Accords: 25 year anniversary The Oslo Accords were signed to bring about peace in the Middle East. Some Palestinian people believe that it's unfair, and diminishes Palestinian rights, settlements have expanded and the borders have no Palestinian authority 13/09/2018
Saudi Arabia Man arrested in Saudi Arabia for having breakfast with a woman An Egyptian man was arrested in Saudi Arabia after sharing a video showing him having breakfast alone with a female co-worker. 11/09/2018
Syria Man in Idlib fearing chemical attack makes gas mask from party cups Idlib residents are said to be preparing themselves ahead of expected offensives on the Syrian city, with one man making gas masks from whatever he can get his hands on — charcoal, cotton, party cups and plastic bags. 10/09/2018
Cyprus Cyprus struggles with increased influx of asylum seekers More than 140 refugees arrived in just four days from September 1 to 4, in what the Cypriot government said was a significant spike in irregular immigration. 09/09/2018
Lebanon Could incinerators be the answer to Lebanon's critical waste problem? Could incinerators be the answer to Lebanon's critical waste problem? 08/09/2018
Syria Air strikes continue in last Syrian rebel stronghold of Idlib Russian and Syrian warplanes have kept up their assault on Idlib after a summit failed to agree on a ceasefire. 08/09/2018
Egypt An Egyptian court sentences 75 people to death and jails hundreds of others An Egyptian court has sentenced 75 people to death and jailed more than 600 others over a 2013 protest that ended with the killing of hundreds of protesters by security forces. 08/09/2018
World What are the barriers to growth in the halal industry? Halal food is the largest and most diverse sector within the Islamic economy. Its expansion has resulted in the emergence of numerous halal startups, from baby food and confectionary to ready-meals. 07/09/2018
World How are young Muslims boosting the halal tourism industry? Halal tourism has grown at almost double the rate of the wider industry in recent years, with halal hotels springing-up to cater for an expanding millennial market. 07/09/2018
World Syrian conflict: Civilians in Idlib left with few options as government attack looms After days of shelling and bombing in Syria’s Idlib province, Bashar al-Assad’s forces are amassing on the frontlines of the conflict– and time is running out for civilians to leave the area. 06/09/2018
Yemen In photos: Suffering from cancer amid war in Yemen As the civil war rages on, Reuters photographer Khaled Abdullah has visited the oncology area of several Yemeni hospitals, and photographed cancer sufferers staying in charity houses or living with their illness at home. 05/09/2018
No Comment Ballerina tutu emerges as dazzling art from Dead Sea A ballerina's tutu, submerged in the Dead Sea and "frozen" by accumulated layers of salt into a 200 kg (440 lb) crystal-like sculpture, will soon go on international display, part of a unique artistic project at the lowest point on the planet. 05/09/2018
Syria Explained: Could Idlib be the final battle of Syria’s 7-year war? Why is the fight for Idlib so significant, what are the likely outcomes, and could it really be the last battle of the Syrian conflict? Euronews spoke to experts to find out. 05/09/2018
No Comment Monica Lewinsky walks out of Jerusalem interview after Clinton question Monica Lewinsky stormed offstage at a speaking event in Jerusalem after being asked a question about former US President Bill Clinton. 04/09/2018
Syria Iran supports major Syrian offensive on Idlib province On Tuesday Russian warplanes resumed airstrikes on targets in Idlib for the first time in three weeks. Al-Qaida linked groups are based there and Russia says it wants to defeat them. 04/09/2018
Israel Israel's public broadcaster apologises for playing music by Wagner Wagner, whose operas are hailed as musical masterpieces, was Adolf Hitler’s favourite composer, with Nazi followers embracing his anti-Semitic writings and ideology. 03/09/2018
Gaza Palestinians in Gaza take to boats to protest Israeli blockade The protesters said they were challenging Israel's land and sea blockade on Gaza which has lasted for more than a decade. 03/09/2018
World Full interview: Lebanon PM Hariri on Hezbollah, Syrian war and Trump Watch in full Euronews correspondent Anelise Borges' exclusive interview with Prime Minister Saad Hariri. 31/08/2018
Lebanon Seven years on, Syrian refugees face tough decisions in Lebanon The Syrian civil war has been raging for seven years now. While Europe argues over the distribution of migrants, no country has taken as many refugees as Lebanon. Syrians made homes in camps and cities there- now, as the fighting ebbs, some have decided to return, others have nothing to return to. 29/08/2018
No Comment Watch: Notes to God cleared from Jerusalem's Western Wall The Rabbi of the Western Wall overlooks the of clearing of letters to make room for more. 28/08/2018
Yemen UN alleges war crimes in Yemen All parties in Yemen conflict have committed war crimes, according to a new report by UN experts. 28/08/2018