What do EU citizens think about new countries joining the bloc?
Daniel Bellamy
Muslims celebrate Eid Al-Adha, the Feast of the Sacrifice
Muslims celebrated the first day of Eid Al-Adha on Tuesday, which marks the closing parts of the Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca in Saudi Arabia.
Families evacuated after Genoa bridge collapse move into new flats
The regional governor of Liguria handed keys to some of the families who have still been unable to retrieve their belongings from their damaged houses.
Italian coastguard ship with rescued migrants to dock in Sicily
But Rome says it will not let the migrants enter Italy.
London most expensive city in Europe for students
Nestpick.com, an apartment search engine, surveyed 49 European cities.
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Man shot dead wielding knife inside Spanish police station
The incident came just a few days after the first anniversary of the attacks in Barcelona and Cambrils by so-called Islamic State.
Pope writes letter to all his followers about sex abuse scandals
"We abandoned the little ones," he wrote.
Shots fired from vehicle at US embassy in Turkey
Relations between the two countries have deteriorated after the arrest of a US pastor in Turkey and trade disputes.
Trump fires off hostile tweet in war of words with Iran
Trump's comments come as part of a campaign meant to foment unrest and pressure Iran to end its nuclear programme.
Farmers protest livestock cull in Bulgaria after rinderpest outbreak
Authorities have already slaughtered more than 4,000 animals in order to prevent the further spread of the disease and avert a European Union ban on Bulgarian milk and dairy exports.
Danish sprinter Magnus Cort Nielsen wins Stage 15 of the Tour
The Astana rider comfortably beat Spain's Ion Izagirre and Dutchman Bauke Mollema, who were second and third.
Will a pit-lane infringement cost Hamilton his victory at Hockenheim?
Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton risks losing his German Grand Prix victory after being summoned by Hockenheim stewards for a possible pit-lane infringement.
President Trump's former chief adviser to work for Europe's far-right
Steve Bannon wants to build a far-right block of MEPs in the European Parliament.
French president's aggressive bodyguard sparks first government scandal
Alexandre Benalla, who heads Presidential Emmnauel Macron's security detail, was filmed hitting a young man and abusing a young woman on a street in Paris in front of police officers.
Swimmers race from Asia to Europe across Turkey's Bosphorus Strait
Over two-thousand swimmers raced from Asia to Europe in Turkey's annual Bosphorus Intercontinental Swimming Race on Sunday.
Rock icon Kurt Cobain remembered at new exhibition in Ireland
The small museum in County Kildare is putting on the exhibition in part because its owner knows Cobain's family.
Italian police seize vintage cars from suspected tax evader
The police took away Fiats, BMWs, Mini Coopers, Porsches, Range Rovers and Harley Davidson motobikes.
Boris Johnson savages Britain's Brexit policy in resignation speech
He said his government's position would leave Britain in a "miserable, permanent limbo".
Poland's post-apocalyptic "Old Town" festival
It stages a live one hundred hour long action game where particpants role play, many of them clearly inspired by the cult dystopian film Mad Max.
US President Trump praises his own role at NATO summit
"Secretary Stoltenberg gives us total credit, meaning me, I guess," he said of NATO's Secretary General.
Serbian peace group marks Srebrenica anniversary in Belgrade
Bosnian Serb soldiers slaughtered over eight thousand Muslim men and boys in Srebrenica in Bosnia in 1995.
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