Europe Spain: poverty hits millions despite growth It looks like an ordinary summer’s day at a swimming pool on the outskirts of Sevilla in southern Spain: a group of children are splashing around in the water. 28 July 2017
Europe Europe's working poor: is flexibility the answer? Sophie Claudet: Germany is not the only country in Europe to promote flexibility on its labour market. 28 July 2017
Europe Germany's "working poor": employed but still in poverty Germany’s economy is booming. 26 July 2017
Cinema Childhood wonder in not-so-magic Orlando 'The Florida Project’ portrays poverty and joy through the eyes of a little girl living with her young mother in a seedy motel on the outskirts of Disney World. 26 May 2017
Europe News Migrant weary EU promises to change relations with Africa EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini says the bloc is changing its attitude towards Africa after the massive increases in migration in the past few years. 15 May 2017
No Comment Thousands displaced as police flatten Nigeria slum Residents of a Nigerian shantytown on Saturday (18 March) spoke of “losing hope”, a day after security forces used gunfire and tear gas to make way for demolitions in defiance of a recent court order, 19 March 2017
Venezuela Wife of Venezuelan political prisoner Leopoldo Lopez speaks to Euronews Venezuela’s capital Caracas was once one of the world’s wealthiest cities. 10 March 2017
Yemen Yemen: UN says one child dies every ten minutes from a preventable disease The time to act is now, according to campaign group Human Rights Watch. Activists say the international community must give its financial backing to humanitarian efforts in the country and is warning 1 March 2017
Morocco Paying a heavy price: Melilla's "Mule Ladies" Every day, hundreds of women line up outside the Spanish enclave of Melilla in North Africa. 18 January 2017
Switzerland World Economic Forum in Davos opens with Crystal Awards Before the world’s political and financial elites begin discussing global problems, the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos has held its annual Crystal Awards presentation for humanitarian… 17 January 2017
Vatican Rome church becomes homeless shelter in freezing weather Charities have been calling on people to help those affected by the cold, resulting in donations and many volunteers coming forward 16 January 2017
World News Oxfam report shows widening disparity between rich and poor Released on the eve of the World Economic Forum, the damning document states that eight of the world's richest people together possess as much wealth as the 3.6 billion poorest combined. 16 January 2017
World News Oxfam: 'eight men own as much wealth as poorest half of world's population' Eight billionaires own as much wealth as the poorest half of the world's population, an Oxfam report finds. 16 January 2017
Hungary Hungary invites people to hang up coats for the homeless With temperatures plummeting to around minus 10 in Hungary, one enterprising charity firm has introduced an initiative to help the homeless. 9 January 2017
Finland Finland and Scotland pioneer Universal Basic Income Scotland join Finland in launching scheme to offer everyone a basic monthly income regardless of employment status or salary 3 January 2017
Iran In pictures: homeless Iranians find shelter from cold in empty graves A series of dramatic photographs showing homeless people sheltering from the winter cold in a graveyard is stirring emotions in Iran. 27 December 2016
Economy Tsipras defiant as Greek pensioners Christmas bonus is approved Greek lawmakers have approved a Christmas bonus for the poorest pensioners, defying eurozone lenders who've suspended Athens short-term debt-relief. 15 December 2016
Venezuela Venezuela closes Colombian border to stop currency 'mafia' A day after banning the 100-bolivar banknote from circulation, President Maduro has ordered the 72-hour closure of the Colombian border. 13 December 2016
World News Down and Out in Athens - hope springs from a homeless shelter On the streets of Athens, austerity has a face. 8 December 2016