Why September tends to spook European equity markets
Naira Davlashyan
Unexploded WWII bomb found in Kremlin
Vladimir Putin's schedule was not interrupted by the removal of the bomb.
'Politically persecuted' Russians can now get Ukrainian passports
Ukraine's president made it easier for "politically persecuted" Russians to get passports.
How heavy-handed are Russian police compared to elsewhere in Europe?
Vladimir Putin, on the back of criticism of Russian police's response to protests in Moscow, says law enforcement is even tougher in the West. Is he right?
Not all journalists in Russia get the same support as Ivan Golunov
Unprecedented solidarity helped Russia's journalists to a rare victory over the state when freelancer Ivan Golunov was released earlier this year. But such support is not afforded to all journalists in Russia, who face pressure and fabricated cases, too.
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Why all is not what it seems at Siberia's answer to the Maldives
Paradise or peril?
Watch: Young women aim to build Kyrgyzstan's first satellite
Nineteen-year-old Alina Anisimova is leading a team of young women to build Kyrgyzstan's first satellite.
Kyrgyz women turn to plastic surgery to get 'European eyes'
About 4,000 plastic surgeries are carried out in Kyrgyzstan every year. Most are "Asian blepharoplasty" or double eyelid surgery.
Putin sees 'nothing wrong' with passport move after EU condemnation
Vladimir Putin said he saw "nothing wrong" with easing the path to Russian citizenship for residents of separatist-controlled eastern Ukraine after the European Union condemned the move.
World Bipolar Day: People from across Europe tell their stories
Euronews spoke to people across the continent about their experiences of the mental health illness on World Bipolar Day.
What is Russia's new 'fake news' law all about? | Euronews answers
People who spread what Russian authorities consider to be fake news or who show "disrespect" to the state will face tough new fines.
Saudi women to be notified of divorce via text, called a 'technical measure' by activists
On Sunday, the Saudi government announced they would start notifying women if their husbands filed for divorce via text message, which activists call "technological progress" rather than real progress.
Russian official sacked after photoshopping landfill site pictures
A Russian official has been sacked after photoshopping pictures of a landfill site.
To coin a phone: Russian fills tub with change to buy latest iPhone XS
Shoppers were sent scrambling to capture the remarkable scene: a group of men heaving a coin-filled bath into a shop to buy the latest iPhone.
Kyrgyz singer recieves death threats for showing bra in music video
In the video, singer Zere appears in a purple bra and calls for a woman's right to her own opinion to be respected
Anti-Kremlin activist Pyotr Verzilov 'was definitely poisoned'
Pussy Riot member Maria Alyokhina tells Euronews anti-Kremlin activist Pyotr Verzilov was poisoned and is in a critical condition in hospital.
Russian parliamentary elections tarnished by unprecedented pension reform outcry
As Russia votes in this year's parliamentary and regional elections on September 9, the imminent victory of Vladimir Putin's ruling United Russia party might be tarnished by nation's outrage over highly unpopular pension reform.
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