Here is our round-up of stories to know about from Europe today.

Organisation published its latest World Report

A party official told Euronews' Raw Politics show that it's not "fair" to call Vox far-right.

Watch a panel on Euronews' Raw Politics show debate the latest comments from Hungarian PM Viktor Orban and the EU's immigration policy.

The governor of California gave his first speech, but his two-year-old son may be the one remembered.

'Freedom of movement will come to and end," says the British Home Secretary. Euronews takes a look at the measures outlined by the post-Brexit immigration policy.

On International Migrants Day, we look at the challenge of managing migration.

Protesters took to the streets of Brussels on Sunday to voice their opposition to a United Nations pact on migration, which is set to be approved later this week.

Bryan Carter travels to Carlisle and heads north into Scotland

The US President is ramping up the rhetoric- Just days away from the midterms, Donald Trump is running a campaign that starts and ends with immigration. He's pledged he will change asylum laws to keep more people out of the country, and said migrants throwing rocks at border police could be shot at.

The Colombian president's language on immigration contrasts sharply with that of European leaders.

As thousands of Central American migrants make their way through Mexico and towards the U.S. border, Donald Trump has seized the opportunity to ramp up his rhetoric on illegal immigration.