In this edition: we follow the Swedish teen who triggered a global youth climate protest movement as she marches with Belgian activists. The European Medicines Agency runs into rent troubles and the ECHR rejects an appeal to protect Turkish heritage over a dam project.

Euronews talks to three generations of immigrants about what 'integration' actually feels like.

While the US-sponsored conference focusing on Iran continues in Warsaw, the notable absentees from that event are holding their own meeting today in the Russian ski resort of Sochi.

Images of the Syrian toddler washed up on the beach three years ago shook the world.

A girl, five, was pulled alive from the rubble on Thursday morning.

A Turkish restaurant has received threats and abuse after printing anti-Brexit messages at the bottom of its receipts

Turkish NBA player Enes Kanter misses out on basketball game in London amid safety concerns.

Officials say the pullout has begun, but reports suggest only equipment — and not troops — has left the country

Unal Hekim, the businessman who established the animal shelter of his dreams in the garden of his factory in Pendik, Istanbul, feeds 2,500 dogs a day.

Pelin Ünker found guilty of "defamation and insult" for writing about companies owned by former Prime Minister Yildirim

Six people were killed after a Panama-flagged cargo ship reportedly carrying coal sent a distress signal while en route to Turkey, according to AP quoting government officials.

A high-speed train hit a railway engine and crashed into a pedestrian overpass at a station in the Turkish capital on Thursday, killing at least seven people and injuring 46 others, officials and news reports said.

The Turkish president has for the first time publicly accused the Saudi state of orchestrating the killing of the dissident journalist at its consulate in Istanbul.

In Turkey, two women disappeared in a cloud of dirt after the sidewalk on which they were walking collapsed.