'We are open for business' - EU Ambassador to Kyiv recalls staff
Gareth Browne
Ukraine troop withdrawal sparks hopes for revived peace process
The Ukrainian Army announced a pullback from the town of Zolote, in the region of Luhansk, had begun on Tuesday night, whilst Russian-backed separatists said they were also complying.
Georgia TV journalists quit live on air over allegations of censorship
Georgia TV journalists quit live on air over allegations of censorship
Turkey's coup three years on; inside the clamp down on journalism
More than 250 journalists have been arrested since that long summer’s night in 2016. Mahir Zeynalov is one of the lucky ones.
Tirana mayor warns against Albania being 'the Pyongyang of Europe'
The country had been scheduled to go to the polls this weekend, but several of the largest opposition parties announced they would boycott the vote, unhappy with recent judicial reforms.
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Palestinians remain unconvinced at day two of Kushner's controversial Middle East workshop
Tony Blair will address the workshop today
Palestinian representative to UK slams Kushner peace plan
In an interview with Euronews, Husam Zomlot Head of Palestinian Mission to the UK, and formerly ambassador to Washington, has blasted Jared Kushner's so called Prosperity to Peace plan set to be unveiled today an a special conference in Bahrain.
US Resident Nizar Zakka Speaks to Euronews after his release in Iran
The businessman was held for almost four years, accused of spying.
Former NATO spokesperson Jamie Shea recalls Kosovo twenty years later
Jamie Shea was the public face of Operation Allied Force
Basel Art Fair Preview: Who will grab the headlines in 2019?
The world's largest art fair
Michael Gove leadership campaign falters after cocaine admission
Conservative leadership contender Michael Gove was battling to save his bid to become the UK's next Prime Minister on Monday morning, following mounting scrutiny over his history of cocaine use.
Maduro and Guaido vie for support of Venezuelan army
Maduro shows no sign of losing the army's backing but Guaido doesn't seem ready to give up.
Notre Dame choir vows to sing on
The choir at Notre Dame Cathedral are defiant despite last week's fire.
Huge fire engulfs downtown Lima
The blaze started in the Peruvian capital's commercial zone.
North Macedonia readies for first elections since name change
North Macedonia will soon vote in the country's first general election since changing its name from the republic of Macedonia last year over a dispute with neighbouring Greece.
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