How sweet is the EU honey market?
Katy Dartford
Egyptian archaeologists discover an ancient cemetery south of Cairo.
This latest discovery is in an area known to house ancient catacombs from the Pharaonic Late Period and the Ptolemaic dynasty.
Anti-fascist protesters rally against racism in Italy
Thousands were mobilized by a pre-election period dominated by bitter debate over immigration.
Syria: At least 500 killed in Eastern Ghouta
The main city of Ghouta, Douma, was subject to a flood of fire killing at least 29 people on Saturday, including 17 children.
Winter Olympics: Ester Ledecka wins Winter Olympics double gold
The win makes her the fifth person to win gold in two different sports.
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Former Trump campaign aide, Rick Gates pleads guilty in Mueller invest
Prosecutors said Gates could win a reduction in his sentence based on the extent of his cooperation with Mueller's probe.
At least 18 dead after twin car bomb attacks in Somalia
The Somalia-based Islamist militant group, al-Shabab, claimed responsibility for the attack.
Stolen Degas painting left in suitcase on French bus
Paris' Musee d'Orsay have confirmed its authenticity, but its not known why the painting was on the bus or who left it there.
One of the world's oldest Erasmus students heads to Italy for semester
80 year old Miguel Castillo had a heart attack at the age of 75, prompting him to rethink how he wanted to spend the remainder of his days.
"Black Panther" has its European premiere
The film is reported to have already broken records - with more pre-sales of tickets than any other Marvel movie.
Kim Jong Un's sister meets South Korean President
Kim Yo Jong is the first member of North Korea's ruling family to visit the South since the 1950-53 Korean War.
Italy: Police and neo-Nazi activists clash at demonstrations in Macera
The protest follows the shooting and wounding of six African immigrants in the small Italian city by a right-wing extremist.
Finland and Estonia plan undersea rail tunnel link
The proposed 103 km long tunnel would shorten the travel time between Helsinki and Tallinn to about 30 minutes.
Greece: Government to fast-track plans to legalise medical cannabis pr
Proposals for the legal framework for domestic growers are due to be voted on later this month.
Salah Abdeslam trial: hearing resumes in Brussels without him
The main surviving suspect of the November 2015 attacks in Pari told the court on Monday he didn't wish to return for the next hearing.
Institutions across Europe welcome the German government’s new coaliti
The European Commissioner for economic and financial affairs said the deal was good news for Germany, but also for the European Union.
The fate of 47 Russian athletes hoping to take part in the Winter Olym
The decision by the Court of Arbitration for Sport will come on Friday, just hours before the Olympics open.
Elon Musk: The man who launched a car towards Mars
"Apparently, there is a car in orbit around Earth” tweeted the US entrepreneur who's new rocket, the Falcon Heavy, was sent into space with “Don’t panic!” stamped on the dashboard and David Bowie playing on the speaker.
68th Berlinale programme announced
This year's Berlinale film festival will be a platform for debating the "MeToo" movement highlighting sexual harassment against women
Britain to consider pardoning suffragettes
The move coincides with the 100th anniversary of the Representation of the People Act, which extended voting rights to millions of women over 30.
Wall Street recovers after two days of heavy losses
The U.S. stock market plunge sent shudders across global financial markets.
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