World News Ex-Austrian chancellor Kern is seeking the EU's top job. Who is he? Former centre-left Austrian chancellor Christian Kern will seek to succeed Jean-Claude Juncker in the 2019 European Parliament elections. The pro-European Kern’s candidacy will hope to provide a balance to growing nationalist forces throughout the continent. 19/09/2018
World News UK should be to make it easier for higher skilled workers to migrate The report, commissioned by the UK Home Secretary in July 2017, shows how current and future patterns of migration from the European Economic Area (EEA) impacts the British economy. EEA migration has been an overall positive for the British economy. 18/09/2018
Italy Italy and Austria clash over South Tyrol citizenship proposal The northern Italian province of South Tyrol, or Alto Adige in Italian, has always been a point of contention between Austria and Italy. Now, while Vienna controls the EU presidency, plans to grant dual citizenship to the German-speaking minority in the mountainous province has bothered Italy 18/09/2018
World News Repeat vote called for in Russia's Primorye region after fraud Ella Pamilova, head of the Central Election Commission, said new elections should take place in three months if the results of the initial votes were overturned 18/09/2018
Syria Moscow blames Israel after Syria downs Russian plane Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu told his Israeli counterpart Avigdor Lieberman the blame "fully rests with Israel", adding that Russia "reserves the right to take further steps in response." 18/09/2018
World News Brexit: UK not ready to 'mitigate major impacts' in no-deal scenario According to a report by the Institute for Government, if a deal is not reached, the UK is not ready to "mitigate major negative impacts" in nine of the 10 policy areas being discussed in the Brexit implementation. 17/09/2018
World News Anti-Kremlin activist Pyotr Verzilov's health worsens Pyotr Verzilov, publisher of a Russian online news outlet and affiliated with the anti-Kremlin band Pussy Riot, lost his sight, hearing and ability to walk but is doing better since he arrived in Berlin for treatment on Saturday, two friends said on Sunday. 17/09/2018
Spain Belgian court refuses Spanish extradition request for rapper Valtonyc Performer is accused in Spain of insulting the royal family and other charges. 17/09/2018
Japan Is commercial whaling returning? | Euronews Answers Nations on either side of the whale hunting debate are set for a standoff as the International Whaling Commission (IWC) meets Monday, with Japan hoping to overturn the 32-year-old ban on commercial whale hunting. 10/09/2018
Libya Smoke rises form the headquarters of Libyan state oil firm The headquarters of the National Oil Corporation (NOC) in Tripoli has been attacked this morning by three masked gunmen. Smoke has been seen rising from the headquarters while the armed men remain barricaded inside. 10/09/2018
Brazil Flavio and Eduardo Bolsonaro campaign for hosptialized father Flavio and Eduardo Bolsonaro, two of the leading presidential candidate's five children said their father "is on the road to recovery. And it's likely that he won't be back on the streets during this campaign. But we can be," Flavio told reporters. 09/09/2018
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
World News Roadblock by Kosovo war veterans hinders Serbian presidential visit About 200 Kosovo war veterans blocked the road leading to the Serb-populated village of Banje on Sunday, during Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic's second and final day in the country. Roads leading to the region were blocked by wooden logs, trucks and heavy machinery. 09/09/2018
Moldova Footage of Moldovan president's car crash emerges online Moldovan President Igor Dodon was involved in a traffic accident north west of the capital Chisinau. His mother is reported to be seriously injured. 09/09/2018
Russia Moscow mayor and residents vote for city head Polls show President Vladimir Putin's former chief-of-staff will comfortably be re-elected, but public anger over planned increases to the nationwide pension age means many voters may stay away. 09/09/2018
France Sister Bernadette Moriau carries message of hope to Lourdes Today marks the 145th pilgrimage of the Assumption. 25,000 people are expected at the sanctuary of Lourdes in southwestern France for an international mass celebrating the pilgrimage. Among them, is Sister Bernadette Moriau, whose healing in 2008 was recognized as "miraculous" by the Catholic church 15/08/2018
Italy Morandi Bridge collapse: how to travel through Genoa now Every day, nearly 5 million motorists pass through 3.020 km of Italy's motorway network. One of the key roads in this network is the A10, which crossed through Genoa via the Morandi Bridge. Yesterday, a section of the bridge collapsed leaving at least 35 people dead with 15 more seriously injured. 15/08/2018
Italy Engineer warned in 2016 that Genoa bridge would need rebuilding In 2016 after decades of repairs, an engineering professor told an industry magazine that the Morandi bridge was nearing the end of its useful life. Two years later, it collapsed. 14/08/2018
World News Vienna is the world's most liveable city Vienna ranks as the world’s most livable city according to an annual survey by The Economist Intelligence Unit. This is the first time a European city has topped these rankings. The Austrian capital knocked Melbourne, Australia from the top spot after seven years of holding the top rank. 14/08/2018
Italy Italy PM declares state of emergency over deadly bridge collapse Italy has declared a 12-month state of emergency in the Liguria region in response to the motorway bridge collapse in Genoa. 14/08/2018