'We are open for business' - EU Ambassador to Kyiv recalls staff
Matthew Holroyd
China closes two 'secret police stations' in Czech capital Prague
Beijing has been accused of setting up more than 50 illegal centres in Europe to harass dissidents.
Status of Iran's morality police unclear as demonstrations continue
Unconfirmed reports emerged over the weekend that the controversial authority would be disbanded.
Viktor Orban given new scarf after 'Greater Hungary' map controversy
The Hungarian Prime Minister was criticised for recently wearing a scarf that featured a historical map of Hungary's former territory
Viktor Orbán criticised for wearing scarf with 'Greater Hungary' map
Romania's foreign ministry said the move was "unacceptable".
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Why Erling Haaland is hurting tourism in the Swedish region of Halland
One is a Norwegian footballer, the other is a southern Swedish region known for its beaches.
Fake Euronews video about 'Russian art auction' spreads online
The video was not produced by Euronews and no such auction has taken place.
China accused of operating 'secret police stations' in the Netherlands
NGOs say the illegal posts are used to monitor and silence political opponents and dissidents abroad. Beijing rejects the claims.
Dutch asylum seekers backlog as high as during the 2015 migrant crisis
NGOs say "unorthodox" action is needed to end the "vicious circle" for asylum seekers.
Children among 17 dead after gunman opens fire at school in Russia
Authorities said the gunman was a former student at the school and wore a black t-shirt featuring "Nazi symbols" as he carried out the attack, before killing himself.
Italy elections: Who has spent the most money on Facebook ads?
Parties and politicians have been campaigning for online votes from Italy's 38 million Facebook users.
Debunked: Russians were not in a 35km queue at Finland border
Some users on social media falsely claimed that Russians were in queues as long as 35 kilometres at the Finland border, following Putin's speech.
Misleading claims about 'rigged' postal votes before Italian elections
Users have falsely claimed that the polls will be marred by "voter fraud".
Aminata Diallo charged over assault of teammate Kheira Hamraoui
The 27-year-old and four others were arrested this week as part of the investigation.
Eleven acquitted of negligence over deadly 2017 wildfires in Portugal
At least 66 people died and 44 others were injured near the town of Pedrógão in June 2017.
Putin says nearly all Ukraine's grain has gone to the EU. Is he right?
The Russian President says the bloc has "cheated" the poorest developing countries. But the UN's figures don't support him.
Filmmakers fined for exploring wreck of 1994 ferry disaster
The shipwreck in the Baltic Sea is considered a graveyard for victims.
Munich massacre at 50: What happened at the 1972 Olympics?
Today marks 50 years since a massacre at the 1972 Olympics in Munich. Here's all you need to know about what happened.
Gridlock as hackers order hundreds of taxis to same place in Moscow
Some social media users have described it as "like a film scene".
Watch: Earthquakes hit parliament... during quake insurance debate
The first tremor drew a smile from MPs, while the second halted the session.
Paul Pogba: What do we know about the extortion investigation?
The French World Cup winner says he has been targeted by organised gangs for millions of euros.
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