China sends troops onto Hong Kong's street's to clean up after protests

Tunisian motor company WallysCar was set up by two brothers who had no prior experience in mechanical engineering.

Thousands of attendees, including the founders of many regional startups, attended the two-day Sharjah Entrepreneurship Festival (SEF) this November

Nationalists said the result paved the way towards a vote on whether there should be a united Ireland, as Prime Minister Boris Johnson won a crushing victory across the union.

Boris Johnson's resounding victory means the Withdrawal Agreement should be passed by the House of Commons quickly.

After less than six months in the job, Jo Swinson is to be replaced as leader of the Liberal Democrats.

Just woken up? Here are the key developments from the UK general election

Scotland must be allowed to hold another referendum on its place inside the United Kingdom following the crushing victory of the nationalists in the election, leader Nicola Sturgeon said on Friday.

Have a look behind the scenes of the UK General Elections with Euronews' Tadgh Enright.

There were accusations of disinformation and fact-checking claims across the political spectrum as the fight for votes intensified.

Betrayal, despair and madness combine in an unforgettable production of Bellini’s rarely staged masterpiece Il Pirata at the Teatro Real in Madrid.

European leaders are meeting in Brussels today (December 12) and tomorrow (December 13) at a Council summit where talk will focus on the bloc's budget and climate change.

Thousands of wooden monuments in Russia's north are being threatened with destruction because of a lack of government attention. Volunteers have stepped in.

Polls opened in Algeria on Thursday for a delayed presidential election that is opposed by a mass protest movement, just months after the ousting of the country's long-time ruler Abdelaziz Bouteflika.

Euronews looks at the bill and the controversies surrounding it as protests rage in the South Asian nation.

Israel is facing a third general election in a year after politicians failed to agree on the compositon of a new agreement before the deadline of midnight on Wednesday

Tens of thousands of Greeks have left the country over the past decade in search of better career prospects. Now the Greek government has launched an incentive programme designed to encourage qualified young workers to return home.

Here is our guide to understanding the UK's pivotal vote on Thursday.

The system used to decide elections is called 'first past the post'. But it's more complicated than it sounds. Let Euronews' Andrew Lebentz talk you through the quagmire.

Police in New Zealand are planning to go to the volcanic White Island on Friday to retrieve bodies of people killed in this week's eruption, while the known death toll from the disaster climbed to eight.

Which party leader had the largest social media engagement? Which issues have become central to the election campaign?

The government is proposing to simplify the current system, which has 42 different pension schemes for workers depending on their profession. It comes amid crippling strikes by those opposed to the reform.

During their campaigns, the political parties have gone big on environmental policies. The Green Party demands zero man-made greenhouse gas emissions by 2030. The Labour Party calls for a reduction by then, with the LibDems and SNP aiming fo ra de...

Spanish winemakers are packing up their vines and heading for the hills. Euronews correspondent Jaime Velazquez has been to a vineyard near Barcelona to find out why.

The latest protest against Andrej Babis was called after Czech prosecutors reopened a probe into Babis's business dealings.