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Winter brings new dangers for migrants crossing frozen Balkan peninsula
Governments and aid agencies along the route have laid on heated tents and mobilised trains and buses.
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OPINION: The end of the post-World War Two order
John Lloyd says that 'neoliberalism' isn’t much help in understanding what’s happening to Western economies.
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Europe seen brushing aside Paris attacks
Data due in the coming week may offer further early signs of that resilience.
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European winter coal prices jump by almost 6%
But the prices are still down 15% & 24%, respectively, from their 2015 peaks in February.
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OPINION: What does Europe want to be when it grows up?
John Lloyd says the EU is a palace built on ideals that has, in fact, sunk into marshy ground.
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Home Affairs urges greater cooperation over Syrian refugee crisis
Deputy Minister Fatima Chohan says South Africa can relate to what Europe is experiencing.
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EU migrant crisis escalates as bodies wash up on Turkish beach
Thousands have drowned in the Mediterranean while many others have died travelling over land
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Schengen: Europe's open borders in question
Schengen gave its name 30 years ago to the code which removed border controls between most states.
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Europe opens door to 20,000 migrants, Britain opts out
The EU executive proposed taking in 20,000 migrants over two years and distributing them across Europe.
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NATO to strengthen its presence in eastern Europe
NATO will be setting up a network of small command centres that could rapidly reinforce the region.
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Glencore may close SA coal mines, lay off workers
The potential closures at Optimum Coal Mines would put 1,070 jobs at risk.
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EU looks to respond to threat of radical Islam
The EU plan to withdraw all travel documents of Europeans looking to go to Syria or Iraq.
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Europe in need of migrants
The EU will need to attract many skilled workers from beyond its borders to boost its economic growth.
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Most overseas flights to Israel cancelled
Several North American and European airlines have cancelled their flights in and out of Israel.
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Spurs march on in Europa League
Emmanuel Adebayor scored twice against Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk 3-2 over two legs in the Europa League.
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'Google breaking Dutch data law'
The Dutch Data Protection Authority wants Google to attend a meeting to discuss its findings.
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US: Europe spied too
NSA says it was the Europe who did the spying, and then handed data to America.
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Europe storm death toll to rise
Some 486,000 properties in Britain were left without power and flights were halted in Amsterdam.
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The Africa Report: 18 September
EWN’s Africa correspondent Jean-Jacques Cornish reports on the day’s top African news
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Fiat outperforms, European shares rebound
Carmaker Fiat may be moving towards a buyout and flotation of US unit Chrysler.
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EU to investigate Apple Inc
Apple could face the music after reports suggests its using anti-competitive sales tactics.
