World News Brexit 'bad boy' faces criminal probe over referendum campaign cash Trump associate Arron Banks denies any Russian link to his pro-Brexit donations during the 2016 referendum campaign. 01/11/2018
World News Pope Francis can help solve mystery of girl's disappearance, brother says Over the years, her case has been linked to everything from the plot to kill St. John Paul II to the Vatican bank's financial scandal. 01/11/2018
World News Conscientious objectors win landmark case in South Korea The ruling will be welcome news for those who call for greater individual rights and freedom of opinion in South Korea. 01/11/2018
World News At least 58,600 people died while seeking better lives since 2014 As people worldwide flee war, hunger and a lack of jobs, global migration has soared to record highs. 01/11/2018
World News The Mideast's Island of Peace is facing an uncertain future "We used to live unsafe lives because of explosions, now we are living without water," one Iraqi farmer said. 01/11/2018
Indonesia Divers recover jet's flight recorder on Indonesia seafloor The device will help investigators determine what caused the 2-month-old plane to plunge into the sea, killing all 189 people on board. 01/11/2018
World News Khashoggi latest, tentative Brexit deal: Five stories to know today Euronews looks back at some of the biggest stories across Europe this morning. 01/11/2018
World News Weary migrant caravan rests in south Mexico, asks for buses Thousands of Central American migrants in a caravan that has already advanced 250 miles into Mexico hope they won't have to walk anymore, at least for a while. 31/10/2018
World News Russian teen blows himself up in FSB building, prompting terrorism investigation Investigators said they had identified the teenager as a resident of the city, which is around 20 miles north of Moscow. 31/10/2018
World News U.S. takes aim at ally Saudi Arabia, demands end to war in Yemen "We've got to move toward a peace effort here. And we can't say we're going to do it sometime in the future. We need to be doing this in the next 30 days." 31/10/2018
World News Christian on Pakistan's death row for blasphemy is ordered released Human rights groups say blasphemy laws are increasingly being exploited by religious extremists as well as ordinary Pakistanis to settle personal scores. 31/10/2018
World News Bones found near Vatican Embassy revive 1983 cold case The disappearance of 15-year-old Emanuela Orlandi has bedeviled investigators for decades. 31/10/2018
World News Position of crashed Lion Air jet may have been located Finding the fuselage would bring the search effort closer to retrieving the airplane's flight recorders, which are crucial to the investigation. 31/10/2018
World News Venice streets under water in worst flooding in a decade amid deadly storms A woman was killed in the northern region of Trentino-Alto Adige after she was buried in mud after a landslide and a firefighter was struck by a tree while responding to the emergency. 31/10/2018
World News Indiana missionary gunned down in Cameroon Charles Wesco "loved the Lord," said his brother, state Rep. Tim Wesco. The State Department said it had no further information. 30/10/2018
World News World's vertebrate population dropped by 60 percent since 1970, WWF says "There cannot be a healthy, happy and prosperous future for people" without biodiversity, the report warns. 30/10/2018
World News Doomed Boeing 737's previous flight was a 'roller coaster' ride "I felt like the plane was losing power and unable to rise," one person aboard the aircraft's penultimate flight said. 30/10/2018
World News Steel worker awarded $87K for forced labor during WWII Japan denounced the verdict as "unthinkable," while expressing hope cooperation over North Korea would not be jeopardized. 30/10/2018
World News China to allow 'strictly controlled' rhino and tiger trade The trade "will have devastating consequences globally," a conservationist predicted. 30/10/2018
World News Khashoggi's fiancee disappointed in U.S. response "Like everyone else, I am still waiting for answers," said Hatice Cengiz. 29/10/2018