Belgian Foreign Minister: EU credibility on the line over Gaza
Cristina Abellan Matamoros
Violence goes down compared to last week's gilets jaunes protests
Saturday's gilets jaunes protests were less violent than last weekend's, announced French Interior Minister, adding that turnout was also down.
France sees a new wave of climate marches
Thousands of people gathered in the streets of various cities across France to demand that the government take action to limit global warming despite the gilets jaunes protests.
'Yellow Vests': 1,400 arrests and 126 injured in France protests
Arrests in France after yellow vest protestors clashed with police
Italy: Six dead and dozens injured in nightclub stampede
Six people have died and dozens were injured after a stampede broke out in a small town on Italy's Adriatic coast.
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Qatar 'has modified' controversial labour laws after World Cup outcry
Qatar's kefala system was widely criticised by human rights NGOs after several foreign workers died on construction sites in the country.
Swedish appeals court toughens sentence for Frenchman in Nobel scandal
A Swedish appeals court toughened the sentence for a Frenchman at the centre of a sex scandal that forced the postponement of this year's Nobel Prize in Literature.
New mafia boss Settimo Mineo arrested in raid
The new 'godfather' of the Sicilian mafia, Settimo Mineo, was arrested on Tuesday along with 45 other suspected mobsters.
Will Macron stand down and listen to the ‘gilets jaunes’?
What is behind the gilets jaunes protests and what is Macron doing to solve it? Find out on Euronews' political show Raw Politics.
'Gilets jaunes': who are they and what do they want?
What started out as a protest against rising fuel prices has turned into a demand for less social inequality. But who are the gilets jaunes and what do they want?
Watch: Riot police attacked during 'gilets jaunes' protests in Paris
This is the police bodycam footage that takes you to the heart of protests in Paris on Saturday.
Madrid bans most cars from entering city centre in historic move
Madrid has introduced a ban on cars from entering a designated area in the city centre in a push to curb air pollution.
French MPs vote for 'symbolic' ban on smacking children
France has got closer to prohibiting smacking children after French MPs voted for a 'symbolic' ban that's meant to educate parents not to use corporal punishment.
Ukraine bans entry to Russian men to 'stop private armies'
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko said the restrictions had been put in place to prevent Russians from forming “private armies” to fight on Ukrainian soil.
Macron greeted by 'yellow vest' in Buenos Aires for G20
Even 11,000 km away from France, Emmanuel Macron can't seem to escape the domestic issues in his country.
What you need to know about Italy's new security decree
After the Italian parliament approved Matteo Salvini's new immigration-security decree, what can we expect to change for asylum seekers in Italy?
Scientific community outraged at Chinese scientist's baby gene-editing
The scientific community is outraged by the Chinese scientist's baby gene editing claims, questioning the ethics and safety of his work.
Austrian climber David Lama completes first solo climb of Lunang Ri
Austrian climber David Lama has completed the first solo climb of Lunang Ri in Nepal.
Brazil: Deforestation in Amazon rainforest reaches new high
Deforestation in Brazil has reached a new high, shows new data released by the government earlier this week. The deforested space in the last year is close to five times the size of London.
'Fuel taxes will adapt to price fluctuations,': Macron
In a response to the gilets jaunes protests across France, president Emmanuel Macron announced fuel taxes would be adapted to price fluctuations but that he will not reverse the policy.
What is a day like in the life of a Greek NATO pilot?
Greek NATO pilots face frequent tensions in the Aegean Sea, so what does a day in their life look like?
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