Why September tends to spook European equity markets
Lillo Montalto Monella
Deaths in police custody in Europe are back in the spotlight
George Floyd's death in police custody has been a catalyst for widespread protest around the world. As America's racial tensions are put in focus, Europe is seeing its own cases of police brutality being brought to the fore.
'Devastating': Thousands of migrants face eviction in Greece
Athens says the move was necessary to alleviate pressure on the more than 32,500 migrants living in squalid camps on the Greek islands.
If you think working from home in Europe is tough, try Libya
"I am working from home right now with bombs falling in the surrounding area," said Moayed Zoghdani, who is an aid worker for an international agency.
Will plastic pollution get worse after the COVID-19 pandemic?
While no-one is arguing PPE is not urgently necessary, will one of the legacies of the COVID-19 pandemic be more plastic in our oceans?
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Nine die in Hungary after hospital ejection to free space for COVID-19
The government sent a letter to hospitals in early April, demanding that half of the country's 68,000 hospital beds be made available to COVID-19 patients. According to Human Rights Watch, at least nine people have died as a result.
COVID-19: Italian hairdressers angry as they remain under lockdown
As the month of May and the prospect of fewer restrictions neared, Italian hairdressers and beauticians got ready investing in masks and plexiglass barriers only to be told they can only reopen on June 3.
Natural disasters displaced three times more people than war in 2019
Spain was the worst-hit country in Western Europe, recording more than 23,000 people displaced last year alone.
'Stay home, idiot!': Neighbours turn on neighbours as lockdown bites
Meet the 'balcony police', enforcing the COVID-19 lockdown one obscenity at a time.
Coronavirus: How much will the Italian theatre industry lose?
In an industry famous for fame but characterised in reality by scant employment and just scraping by, the public health crisis is killing more than individuals.
COVID-19: Italy doctors 'forced to choose which patients get ICU care'
A nurse in Lombardy tells Euronews that medical staff are being forced to decide who gets crucial treatment and who does not.
Frontex operation in Greece "lacks legal basis"
Frontex has to operate while respecting European and human rights law, and this cannot be the case when migrants cannot apply for asylum.
Orban uses coronavirus as excuse to suspend asylum rights in Hungary
There have been no coronavirus cases in Hungary yet and all tests have come back negative.
COVID-19 outbreak in Italy: What are other EU countries doing?
Right-wing politicians in France and Switzerland have called for borders with Italy to be closed or more closely monitored.
Italy has 30 junior ministers with no official role
The second government of Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte has nominated 42 deputy ministers and undersecretaries, yet 30 of them have no title.
Italian says coronavirus face mask she bought... came from Wuhan
Lots of people have been purchasing protective masks amid reports of the spread of coronavirus - but one Italian has noticed the one she brought is from Wuhan, the epicentre of the outbreak.
In Foggia, Puglia, an upstart mafia wages war
Unlike the Cosa Nostra, mafiosos in Puglia aren't reluctant to attract attention.
Meet the Turkish sports stars on the wrong side of President Erdogan
Turkish football star Hakan Şükür is famously living in exile from Turkey, after getting on the wrong side of president Erdogan - and he's not the only sports star on the wanted list in Turkey.
Who are the Russian mercenaries waging war in Libya?
Wagner Group contractors are accused of fighting alongside General Khalifa Haftar, who along with the support of the United Arab Emirates and Egypt is laying siege to Tripoli.
Foreign football coaches in Iran are collateral damage to US sanctions
Hundreds protested in Tehran on Monday after Italy's Andrea Stramaccioni quit as manager of Esteghlal FC because US sanctions prevent him from getting his salary.
Racism in football: Are Italy's Ultras the problem or the solution?
Mario Balotelli's abuse by fans of Verona has brought racist chanting back into focus.
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