'We are open for business' - EU Ambassador to Kyiv recalls staff
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Supporters of deposed Bolivian president Evo Morales killed in police shootout
A Bolivian town was in mourning on Saturday after at least five supporters of deposed president Evo Morales were shot dead by security forces.
What did we learn from first week of UK election campaign?
The first full week of the UK's General Election campaign proved to be an eventful one.
There was a potentially game-changing development when Nigel Farage stood down hundreds of Brexit Party candidates in Conservative-held seats.
European Council on Refugees blames Greece for islands migrant crisis
The Director of the European Council on Refugees and Exiles has said the migrant crisis in Greece is the direct result of EU policy
Catherine Woollard’s comments to Euronews’ Good Morning Europe came as the migrant issue in Greece and Bosnia was being discussed by the European Parliament
Catalan activist condemns severity of sentences for separatists as anti-democratic
A Catalan activist and political commentator has condemned the sentences handed out to pro-separatist as leaders as undemocratic.
Andres da Silva told Euronews' Good Morning Europe that the severity of the sentences was undemocratic and greatly worsened the situation.
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Political parties jostle to form Romania's next government
Romania's government has collapsed following a no-confidence vote - only weeks ahead of a Presidential election.
It follows claims of corruption and protests against what many viewed as the administration of Prime Minister Viorica Dăncilă’s attacks on the rule of law.
Pompeo in North Macedonia seen as sign of US Balkan re-engagement
A former NATO spokesperson says the US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo’s visit to North Macedonia is an important sign of re-engagement with the Balkan region.
Rouen fire: Expert fears carcinogenic molecules created in blaze
More than 5,000 tonnes of 400 different substances were ignited in the accident at the Lubrizol plant a week ago.
Scotland's Sturgeon gets award for being 'voice of reason' on Brexit
Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has been given an award by the German media for being "the voice of reason" in the Brexit crisis.
New storm threatens hurricane-ravaged Bahamas
A tropical cyclone carrying heavy rain and strong winds is threatening the already devastated Bahamas, potentially complicating ongoing recovery efforts.
The new weather system, known as Tropical Cyclone Nine, has strengthened into Tropical Storm Humberto.
Rival groups clash in Hong Kong protests
Pro-democracy and pro-Beijing groups clashed in a shopping mall in Hong Kong on Saturday as unrest over alleged Chinese interference in the territory continued.
'Brexit is failure of Britain, not the European Union,' says Juncker
Jean-Claude Juncker, the outgoing President of the European Commission, has said Brexit is a "tragedy" and a "failure" but it is "the failure of Britain, not the European Union." He also said the UK had only ever been "part-time Europeans".
Europe's ocean conservation effort not enough despite good intention
Only a fraction of the marine areas meant to be protected by the European Union are being properly conserved at present, according to a new report.
The research - by the World Wide Fund for Nature and Sky Ocean Rescue - says less than 2% of the EU's waters are being properly managed
UK PM likely to attempt 'fudge' to get around Brexit extension - former Tory strategist
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General Election would be an 'enormous gamble' for Johnson - former Labour minister
Holding a General Election to try to break a Brexit impasse would be an 'enormous gamble' for the Prime Minister according to a former Labour Minister.
Boris Johnson yesterday demanded rebels in his own party support him,threatening to hiokd a General Election if they didn't.
Woodstock fifty years on: legacy celebrated despite lack of official anniversary event
Fifty years ago, the landmark Woodstock Festival was taking place in upstate New York. No official anniversary eventis taking place, but its legacy is commemorated in various ways including a new documentary.
Italian PM says EU countries have offered to take Open Arms migrants
Italian Prime Minister Giseuppe Conte says six EU countries have offered to take the stranded Open Rescue migrants as the head of the charity aiding them says the shipneeds an emergency medical evacuation.
Climate change is real say 90% of Greenland's population
Ninety percent of Greenland's population believe climate change is real - that's according to the first ever national survey of the effects of climate change on a nation's population.
Hong Kong lawyer claims prosecution of protesters is politically motivated
A Hong Kong lawyer has told Euronews that he believes the prosecution of pro-democracy protesters in the territory is politically motivated.
Hong Kong has witnessed nine weeks of demonstrations, prompting Beijing to issue a strong warning that those who "play with fire will perish by it".
US labels China a 'currency manipulator' as trade war deepens
The United States has officially designated China a "currency manipulator", the first such accusation between major powers for a quarter of a century.
Iran compelled to show 'it can stop tankers if it feels like it'
Iran has seized another foreign tanker in the Gulf, according to the country's state media.
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