As Trump rebuffs India, the EU nudges closer
Cristina Abellan Matamoros
What the top EU presidential hopefuls think about Brexit
The two main candidates to replace Jean-Claude Juncker as president of the European Commission, Manfred Weber and Frans Timmermans, said how they felt about Brexit in a France 24 TV debate.
Extraordinary 3D model of Notre Dame could help its reconstruction
A unique 3D model of the Notre Dame cathedral created by a late art history professor could help its reconstruction efforts.
Portugal: Truck drivers forced to deliver minimum amount of fuel
Portugal's government has come to an agreement with striking truck drivers in which they will provide a minimum amount of fuel to emergency services and airports.
Notre Dame fire: What was lost, what was saved, what we don't know
Notre Dame fire: What was lost, what was saved, what we don't know
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French politicians suspend European election campaigns, look for unity
Some French political parties have suspended their European election campaigns after the fire that ravaged the iconic Notre Dame cathedral on Monday night.
Notre Dame: Why is it considered a historical and cultural gem?
Notre Dame is not only a Catholic emblem but a place where French history and culture converge.
Why water-bombing aircraft could not save Notre Dame
US President Donald Trump suggested using water-bombing aircraft to extinguish the Notre Dame fire and French authorities shut it down immediately.
How much does Vladimir Putin earn? Not as much as last year...
Putin's financial declaration reported a fairly unpretentious salary in 2018, compared to 2017.
Widow of Slobodan Milosevic dubbed 'Lady Macbeth' dies
The widow of Slobodan Milosevic, Mira Markovic, has died in Russia at the age 76. She was dubbed "Lady Macbeth" for being her husband's most trusted adviser and a staunch supporter of his policies.
Romanian MEP accused of fiddling expenses to tune of €50,000
Prosecutors charged Luhan Petru with allegedly using fake receipts to claim European Parliament funds.
'Speedboat killer' Jack Shepherd loses appeal against conviction
"Speedboat killer" Jack Shepherd has lost his appeal against his conviction for manslaughter
Research 'proves Da Vinci could draw with both hands'
Research from the Uffizi gallery in Florence has proved that Renaissance master Leonardo Da Vinci could draw and paint with both hands.
Stellar breakthrough: First image of supermassive black hole unveiled
"We have achieved something presumed to be impossible just a generation ago."
Google launches its first drone delivery service in Australia
Google has launched its first drone delivery service in Australia,
Daughter of woman detained in Dubai pleads for mother's release
The daughter of woman detained in Dubai for a Facebook post wrote a letter to the emirate's ruler pleading for her mother's release,
EU ready to update political declaration if UK agrees to customs union
The EU's Chief Brexit Negotiator Michel Barnier said the UK's request for a longer delay of Brexit depends on whether cross-party talks result in a majority in the House of Commons that agrees to vote for withdrawal agreement.
Nissan's former chair Ghosn says 'conspiracy' is behind his arrest
Nissan's former chair Carlos Ghosn says he was a victim of "backstabbing" and a "conspiracy" in a video address showed on Tuesday.
Urgent reduction of taxes a key conclusion of French national debate
French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe said he recognised the need to "quickly reduce taxes" in a presentation of the Great National Debate takeaways.
Salvini makes moves to forge a European right-wing alliance
Under the slogan "To the Europe of Common Sense!” Salvini is holding a meeting with other European populist parties in Milan.
Britain steps up fight over 'online harms' with regulation proposal
Britain proposed new online safety laws on Monday that could see social media platforms or tech companies fined or blocked if they fail to protect users from harmful content.
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