Where will the first EES land border checks come into effect?
Daniel Bellamy
Malta allows dozens of migrants to land
They were stranded at sea after being rescued off Libya by a rescue ship run by the German charity Sea Eye.
Swimwear-clad skiers defy the cold in Siberia to mark end of winter
More than 1,500 Russian skiers and snowboarders have marked the end of winter season by riding the slopes in their swim wear.
Dozens of migrants disembark in Malta after days stranded at sea
Malta allowed their rescue ship to dock after Germany, France, Portugal and Luxembourg agreed to take the 64 migrants in.
Berliners protest after rents double in a decade
Last year property prices in the German capital rose by 20 percent.
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Greek police clash with refugees at the Macedonian border
Hundreds had arrived on Thursday hoping to cross the border into Macedonia and travel onward to northern Europe.
Boeing cuts 737 production by a fifth as crash investigation continues
A crash in Ethiopia in March and a previous crash in Indonesia October have
left the world's largest planemaker in crisis.
The Eiffel Tower turns 130 years old
Seven million visitors climb the 300 metre metal giant every year.
Rolling Stones' tour delayed as Mick Jagger seeks medical treatment
The band announced on Saturday that 75-year-old Jagger was told by doctors “he cannot go on tour at this time.”
Catalan separatists clash with police in protest against far-right
Members of the Catalan Separatist Committees for the Defence of the Republic faced-off with riot police after holding an anti-Vox party demonstration.
France takes gold at World Figure Skating Championships
Gabriella Papadakis and Guillaume Cizeron took their fourth world championship crown in ice dancing and beat their own world record.
Mass protests in Algeria as defiant 82 year old president won't quit
Hundreds of thousands of Algerians took to the streets of Algiers again on Friday to rally against their ailing 82 year old president Abdelaziz Bouteflika.
Ancient Maori war dance performed after New Zealand's deadly mosque attacks
An emotional Haka was performed on Saturday outside the Al Noor mosque in Christchurch, where 41 died in Friday's attack on two of the city's mosques.
Murder enquiry launched into death of Italian model who testified against Silvio Berlusconi
Italian magistrates said on Friday they had opened an investigation into possible murder after the mysterious death of a Moroccan model who was a regular guest at former prime minister Silvio Berlusconi's "bunga bunga" parties.
Anti-corruption campaigner on course for surprise win in Slovakia's presidential election
Voters have had enough of the ruling Smer party and just last year there mass protests broke out after a journalist was assassinated.
Romanian protest leader builds a one metre "motorway"
On Friday one businessman in the north-eastern city of Suceava staged his own symbolic protest - the local mayor officially opened a metre long "motorway" on his own land.
Italy's prime minister halts project to build train line to France
The move is designed to calm a dispute over the project which had threatened to bring down the government.
Italian and British climber found dead on Pakistan's "killer mountain"
Briton Tom Ballard and Italian Daniele Nardi were attempting a rare winter ascent of the 8,126-metre in the Himalayas, considered one of the hardest mountaineering feats in the world.
Algeria's antiquities museum looted during massive protests
Some of the museum's artifacts were looted - the culture ministry said criminals and not the protesters were to blame.
116 year old Kane Tanaka is confirmed the oldest person alive
Tanaka lives in a nursing home in Fukuoka City in southern Japan and was born in 1903.
The British baby of an ISIS bride dies in northern Syria
Three week old Jarrah's death certificate said he'd died of pneumonia.
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