Suwayda violence: Head of Israel's Druze calls on Europe to act
Cristina Abellan Matamoros
France rejects talks with Balkan hopefuls on EU membership
Amelie de Montchalin, France's European affairs minister called the current EU enlargement process "an endless soap opera".
Notre Dame restoration 'probably won't be done in 5 years'
The French culture minister is more concerned with quality over speed.
African ministers say beating malaria by 2030 will take more than cash
Senior figures tell Euronews that pledges need to be followed with action.
Pope Francis' twitter team error shows pontiff as grid iron fan
Some saints wear halos, others sport helmets.
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Spain's top court to rule on Catalan separatists' rebellion charges
The 12 defendants — including former Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont currently in self-imposed exile — face up to 25 years in jail.
Explainer: All you need to know about Poland's pivotal election
Poland's nationalist Law and Justice (PiS) party is set to win Sunday's election, but will it be able to form a majority in parliament?
Macron: Turkey's offensive in Syria helping ISIS build caliphate
The French president warned Turkey is putting millions of people at humanitarian risk with its military campaign against Kurdish forces in northern Syria.
Global Fund raises its targeted €12 billion to fight pandemics
Global Fund raises its targeted €12 billion to fight pandemics
Beloved European horse chestnut tree 'close to extinction'
Beloved European horse chestnut tree 'vulnerable to extinction' warns new report.
Watch: Iranian's Rouhani says Europe unwilling to support nuclear deal
Iranian President Rouhani has slammed Europe for showing an "inability or lack of willingness" to keep the Iran nuclear deal going, putting "all the costs and burden on the shoulders of Iran".
Climate targets need to be 'five times more ambitious': scientists
Scientists present new report on climate change effects ahead of UN summit.
Iceland fined for display of Palestinian flags during Eurovision final
Iceland's Hatari are known for their opposition to Israel's occupation of the Palestinian territories.
'Lack of ambition': Green groups slam Germany's new climate package
A new domestic carbon pricing scheme, more incentives for buying electric cars, and lower railway passes are part of the new package.
World's first vagina museum to open in London in November
Its aim will be to educate visitors about female genitals while fighting stigma surrounding them.
Iconic Orient Express showcased in Lyon for European Heritage Days
Josephine Baker, Mata Hari, and the Belgian king were a few of the celebrities that travelled on the luxury train.
EU fights marine pollution with worldwide beach cleanup events
From New Zealand to Peru, EU delegations across the world along with the United Nations and the Smurfs wants people to pick up trash in local beaches.
Game of Thrones tapestry exhibition draws huge crowds in France
The tapestry was made with the same material used to make the costumes for the show.
Spain to hold fourth elections in four years, announces Sanchez
Spain will hold parliamentary elections on November 10, acting prime minister Pedro Sanchez said on Tuesday after failing to secure enough support to be confirmed as premier.
US Department of Justice sues Edward Snowden over new book
The US Department of Justice said Snowden's new book violates non-disclosure agreements.
Banksy's 'Devolved Parliament' of chimps to be auctioned
Banksy's 'Devolved Parliament' of chimps is to be auctioned for a record sum before Brexit day.
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