What do EU citizens think about new countries joining the bloc?
Katy Dartford
Hong Kong braces itself for a third weekend of protests
Most of the thousands of demonstrators that had blockaded the police headquarters on Friday had mostly dispersed by Saturday morning, but it remained unclear whether
further mass protests would take place.
Putin's Q&A discusses living standards, MH17 and a dialogue with Trump
During a four hour TV appearance, the Russian President said that the government would deliver higher living standards and reminded voters that they were better off now than in the 1990s. He also spoke about its relations with the US and Washington's growing tensions with Iran.
Europe's top court rules that German toll proposal is discriminatory
Under the planned toll, those driving on German motorways would have been charged an annual fee of up to 130 euros, but those with cars registered in Germany would have been given a corresponding reduction in motor vehicle tax.
Istanbul's mayoral candidates battle it out in rare TV debate
The three-hour event debate between AKP candidate Binali Yildirim and the opposition's Ekrem Imamoglu was one of the first of its kind in Turkey in nearly two decades.
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US president to visit the Normandy American Cemetery
The former American president lost two of his son's in the first and second world war and both are buried at the Colleville sur Mer Normandy American Cemetery.
Mexico's president calls on Trump to back down from tarrif threat
Trump's bid to get the country to crack down on illegal immigration could shock Mexico's economy.
Can green products be made without a single drop of fossil fuels?
In partnership with The European Commission
Futuris takes a look at Europe's Bioeconomy sector and meets the people developing the myriad of bio-based products currently hitting the market around the whole continent.
Belovezhskaya Pushcha: the oldest nature reserve in Europe
In partnership with Minsk 2019
The once immense primeval forest is home to the European bison, the heaviest surviving wild land animal in Europe.
Why education is big business in Dubai
Partner content presented by Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing Dubai
The UAE has the highest concentration of university branch campuses in the world and most are in Dubai. With a 2 billion euro revenue from annual tuition fees, the education sector in the city is big business.
The Astana Economic Forum discusses ensuring sustainable urban growth
In partnership with Astana Economic Forum 2019
Under the spotlight at this years Astana Economic Forum are the challenges of ensuring sustainable urban growth in Kazakhstan and across the rest of the planet.
Chemnitz: Is the East German city really a hot bed for extremism?
Insiders looks at how the once-mighty industrial city that suffered during the transition from communism became known as a hub for far-right activity.
Chemnitz: The rise of the far right in eastern Germany
Why has Chemnitz gained a reputation for being a hotbed of extremism?
The Minsk street that's gone from industrial centre to cultural hub
In partnership with Minsk 2019
It took Oktyabrskaya Street five years to go from being an industrial area on the outskirts of Minsk to getting its own tourist map, thanks to its impressive pieces of street art by both Brazilian and Belarusian urban artists.
Arctic Council: US goes cold on climate change agreement
Diplomats from nations bordering the Arctic say the United States' refused to sign an agreement on challenges in the Polar region, because of discrepancies over climate change wording.
Voting gets underway in North Macedonia's Presidential elections
Social Democratic Union candidate Stevo Pendarovski and his main rival from the conservative VMRO-DPMNE party, Gordana Siljanovska have mostly focused on this year's name deal with neighbouring Greece, which will allow North Macedonia, previously known as Macedonia, to join NATO and the EU,
Meet the country that is closing for maintenance this weekend
While we are all used to businesses closing for the weekend, a whole country shutting up shop is another thing.
Real Madrid disintegrate in humiliating 4-1 loss to Ajax Amsterdam
Real Madrid's 1,011-day reign as European champions is over.
Amazon founder, Jeff Bezos, accuses US gossip magazine of blackmail
American Media Inc, the owner of the National Enquirer tabloid newspaper says its reporting on Bezos was lawful.
Former King of Belgium refuses to give DNA sample in paternity case
Albert II has now decided to take his case to the Court of Cassation, the main court of last resort in Belgium.
New video captures moment of deadly dam collapse in Brazil
At least 115 people dead and around 250 missing in what could be the country's deadliest mine disaster.
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