Why September tends to spook European equity markets
Chris Pilcher
Exclusive: Life on board the boat carrying 629 migrants
Euronews reporter speaks to some of the migrants on board the difficult conditions of Aquarius making its way across the Mediterranean to Spain.
Italy's mayors blast decision to turn away migrant boat
As Spain prepares to welcome a ship carrying 629 migrants, mayors around Italy call it a "criminal" move to refuse their entry to the country.
Where does Trump's outburst leave international relations?
Euronews speaks to American politics expert, Vincent Michelot, discussing the effects of the US President's enraged Twitter outburst following the weekend's G7 Summit.
Guatemalan's search for family is symbol of country's heartache
Eufemia Garcia has already buried her children and grandson since last week's Fuego eruption. But she's still missing 50 family members, presumed buried beneath the volcanic ash.
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Japan's Emperor and Empress plant trees at Fukushima
The couple took part in the annual tree-planting ceremony as part of their three-day tour of the nuclear plant, severely damaged by the 2011 earthquake.
Italy to redirect 629 migrants to Malta, says Italian official
The migrants were rescued in six different operations off Libyan shores on Saturday morning and their boat awaits confirmation for somewhere to dock.
People of Basque Country protest with huge human chain
Tens of thousands of people were demonstrating against the Spanish government's refusal to allow the region an independence vote.
Knife attack on Japan train leaves 1 dead and 2 injured
22-year-old Ichiro Kojima has been arrested on suspected murder, on board a Shinkansen bullet train on Saturday night.
Argentinians unhappy with country's new IMF deal
The International Monetary Fund is meeting in Washington approve a €42 billion after President Mauricio Macri reached out to ease the country's financial woes.
President Trump "may invite Kim Jong-un to White House"
The US President made the suggestion ahead of next week's summit with North Korea in Singapore next Tuesday, with denuclearisation on the agenda.
Russia's spectacular stadiums await World Cup kick-off
The Saint-Petersburg Stadium is thought to be one of the most expensive sporting arenas ever assembled, the 67,000-seater costing almost €1 billion.
China policeman gives elderly man a piggy back
Footage shows an elderly pensioner shuffling across a busy intersection in southwest China, before the lights turn green leaving him stranded in the middle of traffic.
Fuego volcano: Head of emergency response "should quit"
Opposition politicians criticise Conren for not heeding advance warnings, while rescuers continue to scour the ash-covered landscape of Guatemala and recover more bodies.
Miss America "will no longer be judged on appearance"
Candidates will be judged on character instead, following the high-profile #MeToo campaign that's highlighted widespread sexual discrimination and harassment across America.
Argentina cancels World Cup warm-up in Israel
It's after Palestinians accused Israel of using the high-profile fixture to underpin their disputed claim over Jerusalem.
11 dead after explosion inside China mine
Live pictures from China's state television showed 23 people rescued after they became trapped in the mine located in the Liaoning province.
Drone footage shows scale of damage from Guatemala volcano
The huge loss of life becomes clearer all the time as more bodies are recovered and hopes of finding missing people gradually disappear.
Hundreds rally in Buenos Aires for women's abortion rights
In the 3rd anniversary of the 'Not One More' march, protestors focussed on the growing campaign in Argentina, where legalised abortion is only allowed in cases of rape or risk to the mother's life.
Funeral held for youngest Liege terror victim
22-year-old Cyril Vangriecken was one of three victims to be killed in last week's attack, along with two policewomen.
Preparations for landmark Trump-Kim summit in Singapore
Singapore declares its diplomatic district a “special event area" while the UN's nuclear watchdog, the IAEA, says it's ready to resume its nuclear verification activities in North Korea.
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