Why September tends to spook European equity markets
Chris Harris
Polish MPs set to debate abortion ban while lockdown prevents protest
Mass protests helped stop a near-total abortion ban in 2016. This time, amid the coronavirus lockdown, that option is not available.
Watch: Satellite data shows Italy's pollution plummet amid lockdown
Nitrogen dioxide emissions have declined in northern Italy since its coronavirus lockdown, data shows.
Coronavirus: Spain declares emergency as France shuts restaurants
Spain and France announce tough new restrictions to control the COVID-19 outbreak as cases jump in Italy.
Swiss army under effective quarantine after soldier catches COVID-19
Switzerland's military has been banned from leaving its bases after a soldier tested positive for COVID-19 coronavirus
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Explained: Why Turkey let refugees head for EU and the link with Syria
Confused about why Europe is facing a fresh migrant crisis? Read our explainer.
Watch: Migrant boat targeted in sea between Turkey and Greece
A Greek coastguard vessel appears to sail very close to a boat of migrants.
Luxembourg is first country in world to make public transport free
Next stop, huge debt? Luxembourg becomes the first country in the world to scrap charges for using public transport.
Will Slovakia's pro-European surge continue in Saturday's election?
All you need to know to understand Slovakia's pivotal parliamentary poll on Saturday.
UEFA bans Manchester City from Champions League for two seasons
Manchester City hit back saying the case was "initiated by UEFA, prosecuted by UEFA and judged by UEFA".
Watch: MEPs sing Auld Lang Syne after giving historic Brexit backing
Watch: MEPs sing Auld Lang Syne after giving historic Brexit backing
Salvini, sardines & strongholds: Will one vote topple the government?
Sunday could see fatal cracks appear in Italy’s coalition government. Here’s how.
Is flight-shaming helping resurrect Europe's overnight trains?
With airport passengers dropping in Sweden and Germany and a new Vienna-Brussels overnight train starting on Sunday, are Europe's night trains set for a renaissance?
British territory Gibraltar 'could stay in Schengen Area after Brexit'
Gibraltar's chief minister, Fabian Picardo, says the territory should remain accessible to the rest of the EU after January 31.
'Almost unbelievable': Metal plate from Spain blast kills man 3km away
He was one of two people killed in a huge explosion at a chemical plant in north-east Spain on Tuesday.
In pictures: The first full moon and lunar eclipse of the new decade
The penumbral eclipse gave the moon an unusual colour.
Flight-shaming a factor as Swedish air passengers tumble, says expert
Experts are pointing to the Greta Thunberg effect after the number of passengers using Swedish airports, especially for domestic flights, tumbles.
'Bladed weapon' attack on prison officer treated as terrorism
Two inmates used “improvised bladed weapons” in the assault at Whitemoor jail, a maximum-security facility 120 kilometres north of London.
US-Iran war is a lot closer but won't be conventional — expert
Iran expert Soraya Lennie tells Euronews: "I really don't see a lot of positive avenues left open to de-escalate this crisis.
Turkish MPs back sending troops to Libya
It's feared Turkey's involvement in Libya could aggravate the conflict.
Watch: Ukrainian nationalists hold torchlit parade in Kyiv
It's to honour World War II anti-Soviet leader Stepan Bandera
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