United Kingdom UK's Brexit plans hit trouble in Westminster as well as Brussels The government's main Brexit bill is to return to Parliament later than expected, it's thought due to political opposition. 18 October 2017
Malta Daphne Caruana Galizia: Malta's 'unprecedented mafia-style murder' The editor of investigative website MaltaToday tells euronews the journalist's killing is a 'dark day for democracy'. 17 October 2017
Ireland At least three dead as Storm Ophelia batters Ireland Prime Minister Leo Varadkar warned everyone to stay indoors as the worst storm in half a century hit the country. 16 October 2017
Spain Puigdemont fails to clarify Catalan independence confusion Catalan leader calls for dialogue in response to the Spanish prime minister's deadline, under threat of the region's autonomy being suspended. 16 October 2017
Spain Puigdemont fails to clarify Catalan independence confusion Catalan leader calls for dialogue in response to the Spanish prime minister's deadline, under threat of the region's autonomy being suspended. 16 October 2017
United Kingdom Brussels plays good cop, bad cop over Brexit talks A draft EU document offers hope to the UK by suggesting internal preparations for future trade negotations should begin now. 13 October 2017
United Kingdom 'No great step forward' in Brexit talks, says Barnier David Davis and Michel Barnier gave a news briefing on the latest round of talks which have come to an end in Brussels. 12 October 2017
USA Scores unaccounted for as California wildfires rage on Residents have been returning to assess damage to homes in some areas, amid apocalyptic scenes. 11 October 2017
Liberia Vote counting underway in Liberia's landmark election Many queued before dawn on Tuesday to elect a successor to President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and a new parliament. 11 October 2017
USA Trump's immigration plan angers 'Dreamers' supporters White House priorities link border wall funds and an overall clampdown to any deal on young undocumented migrants. 9 October 2017
USA Hollywood's Harvey Weinstein fired over sexual harassment claims The executive is said to have reached settlements with eight women over misconduct dating back several decades. 9 October 2017
World News Australia recovers 50,000 illegal weapons in gun amnesty Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull says the amnesty and the country's tough gun controls help prevent a Las Vegas-style massacre. 6 October 2017
Costa Rica Tropical Storm Nate strikes havoc in Central America Torrential rain lashed Costa Rica, Nicaragua and Honduras as the storm headed north towards Mexico and the US. 6 October 2017
USA Republicans open to 'bump-stock' gun controls after Las Vegas massacre The legal but controversial devices can transform guns into fully-automatic weapons capable of firing multiple rounds in long bursts. 5 October 2017
France Macron outlines sweeping EU reform plans The French President calls for wide-ranging changes to relaunch the EU and strengthen Europe. 26 September 2017
Iraq Erdogan cranks up warnings after Iraqi Kurdish independence vote Turkey's president says Iraqi Kurds will go hungry if Ankara imposes sanctions in protest at Monday's referendum. 26 September 2017
France French parliament debates new terror legislation President Macron's government wants to pass new laws to replace the two-year state of emergency. 26 September 2017
Economy Theresa May wants two-year transition period with EU post-Brexit The UK prime minister Theresa May has appealed to EU leaders to be positive over Brexit in a speech in Florence. 22 September 2017
Germany Small parties vie coalition prize as German election race tightens Angela Merkel's conservatives are tipped to win but without enough support to govern alone. 17 September 2017
United Kingdom UK police raid house after 'significant' arrest over London attack A teenager is in custody on suspicion of terrorism and a suburban house has been raided by police after Friday's bombing on a London commuter train. 16 September 2017