Suwayda violence: Head of Israel's Druze calls on Europe to act
Alice Cuddy
EU gives 12,000 more free Interrail tickets to 18-year-olds
The European Commission is giving away 12,000 free Interrail tickets to 18-year-olds living in the bloc, after thousands benefited from the scheme during the summer.
UK GDP 'could shrink by up to 8% with a no deal, no transition Brexit'
The Bank of England has warned that the UK's economy could shrink by 8% in the event of a "disorderly" no deal Brexit.
Russia's Putin says Ukraine guilty in Black Sea standoff
Putin on Wednesday accused Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko of orchestrating a naval "provocation" in the Black Sea to boost his ratings ahead of next year's elections.
Brexit pop-up shop offers Londoners ‘worst deal ever’
Discounts include “huge reductions on NHS staff” and “massive clearance on jobs”.
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UAE considers clemency request for jailed Briton Matthew Hedges
The United Arab Emirates is considering a request to grant clemency to British academic Matthew Hedges, who was sentenced to life in prison this week after being convicted of spying.
‘Deal is within our grasp’, says British PM Theresa May
British Prime Minister Theresa May said a deal on Brexit is “within our grasp” as she addressed the media outside her Downing Street office on Thursday.
Nissan board votes unanimously to oust Ghosn
Nissan's board has ousted Chairman Carlos Ghosn following his shock arrest for alleged financial misconduct.
Juncker cancels Spain trip to focus on Brexit
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker has cancelled a trip to Spain this week to focus on Brexit negotiations.
What is Interpol? | Euronews Answers
Euronews spoke to a legal expert about what powers the agency has, and what cases it has been involved in.
May to meet Juncker in Brussels on Wednesday for Brexit talks
British Prime Minister Theresa May will meet with European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker in Brussels on Wednesday evening for key Brexit talks.
Watch: Phallic-shaped owl statue cases stir in Serbia
A statue of an owl in the northern Serbian town of Kikinda has come under fire from locals, who think it looks like a phallus.
May slammed in commons as draft called 'botched' and 'dead on arrival'
The draft deal was slammed as "a huge and damaging failure", "botched", and “the biggest voluntary surrender of sovereignty in living memory”.
UK Brexit Minister Dominic Raab and others resign over deal
Raab said he "cannot in good conscience support the terms proposed for our deal with the EU."
EU states 'putting threatened marine species at risk'
Environmental NGOs have warned that pledges on paper to protect sites in the Natura 2000 network of core breeding and resting sites for rare and threatened species were not being fulfilled.
Former Catalan leaders ordered to repay independence vote costs
Spanish auditors have ordered former Catalan leader Artur Mas and nine others to repay €4.9 million of public money spent on a non-binding independence vote in 2014.
Russia may have jammed Finland's GPS signal, Sipila says
Finland’s GPS signal was intentionally disrupted during the recent NATO war games in Scandinavia, and Russia may have been responsible, Finnish Prime Minister Juha Sipila has said.
Witnesses recall moment of California shooting
Witnesses have recalled the moment that a gunman opened fire in a California bar on Wednesday night, killing 12 people and sending hundreds fleeing in terror.
Aerial footage shows extent of damage in Italy’s storm-hit Rapallo
Vast piles of debris, collapsed roads and sunken boats are among the damage shown in the video.
Brexit donor Arron Banks denies Russia connection
Banks is currently under criminal investigation over claims that he was not the "true source" of the €9 million loaned to the Leave.EU campaign.
Adventurer becomes first person to swim around Britain
British adventurer Ross Edgley made history on Sunday when he became the first person to swim around the coast of mainland Britain.
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