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USA

Explained: What do you need to know about the US midterm elections?

On 6 November, Americans will head to the polls and vote in one of the most polarizing midterm elections in years. But what's at stake — and what do you need to know? Euronews answers.

World News

Taylor Swift breaks political silence, endorses Democrats

Although Taylor Swift was "reluctant" to break her apolitical stance, the popstar endorsed Democratic candidates for the upcoming US midterm elections.

Latvia

Latvians go to the polls with a pro-Russian party vying for power

Polling stations in Latvia opened Saturday for a general election that could propel a populist, pro-Kremlin coalition to power.

Latvia

Latvians elections to test role of bullwark against Russia

Latvians elections to test role of bullwark against Russia

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Latvia

Populists threaten to topple status quo in Latvia election

Much like in other elections across Europe in recent months, lawmakers across the continent will be watching Latvia Saturday when voters head to the polls to elect their next four-year parliament for the 13th time since the Baltic country secured independence from Russia a century ago.

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Watch: Young voices weigh in on pivotal Bosnia-Herzegovina elections

The parliamentary and presidential election is just days away, with the ethnically divisive rhetoric dominating the lead-up.

World News

Repeat vote called for in Russia's Primorye region after fraud

Ella Pamilova, head of the Central Election Commission, said new elections should take place in three months if the results of the initial votes were overturned

Austria

What does voting at 16 change? The case of Austria

Teenagers of 16 and 17 can vote in a couple of European countries. But is it a good thing?

Europe News

Uncertainty in EU after Swedish election

Brussels "confident" that next government will continue with strong commitment to Europe

Sweden

Sweden elections and uncertainty: 5 things we learned

As Sweden heads to the polls this general election, follow Euronews coverage live.

Russia

Moscow mayor and residents vote for city head

Polls show President Vladimir Putin's former chief-of-staff will comfortably be re-elected, but public anger over planned increases to the nationwide pension age means many voters may stay away.

Sweden

Europe is 'very vulnerable' to election meddling warns ex-NATO chief

Ahead of the Swedish elections this Sunday, ex-NATO chief Anders Fogh Rasmussen talks bots, fake news, and interference with Raw Politics' host Tesa Arcilla.

Sweden

1 in 3 news articles shared about Sweden election are fake

The ratio of junk news to professionally-produced news observed in the run-up to the Sweden vote is at a similar level to the 2016 US presidential election, researchers say.

Sweden

Neglect drives far-right vote in rural Sweden

The far-right is campaigning hard in the Swedish countryside ahead of Sunday's election on its pet theme of immigration, but neither the SD nor any other party appears to be addressing people's concerns.

Sweden

New national anthem celebrates 'fantastic' Sweden

An anonymous group in Sweden released a video with an updated version of the national anthem, speaking out against the narritive that the country is in "crisis and system collapse".

Moldova

Explained: the protests in Moldova that have got Brussels worried

Euronews explains what protesters have hit the streets about in Moldova.

World News

Europe briefing: Five stories to know about today

Euronews brings you the latest news and updates as they happen this morning.

Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe's Mnangagwa takes lead in vote count

With nine out of 10 provinces declared, Mnangagwa had 2.15 million votes against 1.93 million for opposition leader Nelson Chamisa.

World News

Europe briefing: Five stories to know about today

From the Greek Prime Minister accepting responsibility for the deadly fires to a lost skier from more than 60 years ago being identified.

Cambodia

Cambodia's ruling party claims victory after disputed election

Polls have closed in Cambodia's disputed national election, which rights groups say was neither free nor fair.