Thousands of Italians hold a protest against European Union’s job policies.

The Russian parliament approves a bill granting payment to those targeted by Western sanctions.

A dozen protesters are injured during an attack by supporters of the ISIL in Germany’s Hamburg.

Spain’s premier calls on the nation to remain calm after a nurse contracted Ebola virus.

Air France says the recent pilot strike is estimated to cost the airline some 500 million euros.

A UN report cites violations of international humanitarian law in Ukraine conflict.

A 112-truck German humanitarian aid convoy enters Ukraine.

Kurdish communities hold protests in several European cities over the Turkish government’s inaction against ISIL.

The IMF slashes its forecast for eurozone economic growth, saying its growth will be slow throughout 2014.

Paris is under fire for increased repression of unions by prosecuting anti-government protesters.

At least twelve people are killed in fresh fighting in eastern Ukraine.

The European Union seeks an explanation from Spain on a case of Ebola infection.

The French prime minister says EU is too busy for British Premier David Cameron’s reforms.

An analyst says the US has spent billions of dollars to run an “entire coup” in Ukraine.

An analyst says the US and its Western allies have dispatched their mercenaries to eastern Ukraine.

German train drivers are to go on strike over 'low pay and poor working conditions.'

Pilots at German flag carrier, Lufthansa, announce plans for a strike on Wednesday.

A nurse in Spain has become the first person to contract the Ebola virus outside of West Africa.

A top official of the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic says the US is leading the battle against pro-Russians in Ukraine.

Czech Prime Minister says Ukraine will suffer a humanitarian catastrophe this winter without Russian gas.

Russian foreign minister calls on international bodies to join a probe into war crimes in Ukraine.

A new study shows there is a chance Ebola could reach Britain and France by October 24.

NATO has reportedly significantly increased intercepts of Russian warplanes.

French Prime Minister Valls warns that Britain will ‘lose a lot’ if it decides to leave the EU.

The first European drones arrive in Ukraine to monitor a ceasefire in the country.

Official figures show German factory orders plummeted unexpectedly in August.

Germany’s defense minister says the country will assist Ukraine and Iraq despite problems of its own armed forces.

Ukraine’s army and pro-Russia forces continue heavy fighting despite a truce.

A bomber in Chechen’s capital, Grozny, kills himself and five police officers, injuring 12 more.

Takfiri militants fighting in Iraq and Syria may pose as refugees in order to enter Europe, shows a report.

Five policemen are killed in a bombing in Chechnya, Russian investigators say.

Ukraine’s military says pro-Russia forces have violated a truce with Kiev.

Tens of thousands of French people protest against same-sex marriage.

Bulgarians vote in a snap parliamentary election three months after the government’s resignation.

Spanish police scuffles with anti-monarchy protesters in the capital Madrid.

Sweden dismisses criticisms by the US after Stockholm announced a plan to recognize Palestine as a state.

Germany is reportedly planning to boost its military engagement in the battle against the ISIL in Iraq.

Kurds take to the streets in French cities to censure ISIL atrocities in the Syrian town of Kobani.

Thousands of people gather in Greece to protest Athens’s austerity measures and rising unemployment.

Ukrainian military officials say 12 pro-Russia armed men have been killed in attacks on Donetsk airport.