The US is expected to back the use of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine for people aged 12 to 15 within a week. Europe's watchdog launched its review on Monday with a decision expected in June.

At least 20 people were killed and 70 more injured after an overpass in Mexico City's metro collapsed, authorities said.

India confirmed more than 20 million coronavirus infections on Tuesday in an official total believed to be a vast undercount.

Bill and Melinda Gates have announced that they will end their marriage after 27 years. They said they would continue to work together at their foundation.

Foreign ministers from G7 countries are meeting to discuss a range of pressing international issues including Russia, China and climate change.

On a timely visit to Slovenia, Belarusian opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya called for sustained international focus on the struggle for democracy in her home country.

"There is nothing in our European rules recognising the special role of the media as one of the pillars of democracy."

Air passenger numbers in the US are at their highest level since the COVID-19 pandemic set in.

All vaccines rolled out within the EU trialed on animals, but people on social media have been pushing false claims that people taking the jabs are acting as 'lab rats.'

The health situation remains too "uncertain" for the "most comprehensive gathering of all" to be held in the autumn, Bavarian Minister-President Markus Söder said at a press conference.

The two men allegedly threw Molotov cocktails at the facility last month, causing fire damage.

Foreign ministers of the G7 countries gather in London on Monday for their first in-person meeting since the pandemic began.

Prosecutors in Germany make arrests and take down international porn ring on darknet containing "images of most severe sexual abuse of toddlers".

Monday marks World Press Freedom Day, so amid what RSF has called a ‘dramatic deterioration in access to information’, Euronews takes a look at the 10 worst countries in Europe for press freedom.

On this 100th anniversary, Euronews explores the back story and enduring legacy of the partition of Ireland.

Experts say the government’s lax rules about election rallies fueled the outbreak.

“The continuous loss of life calls for an urgent change in approach to the situation in Libya and the Central Med.,” the IOM said in a Twitter post.

A missing finger from a giant statue of the Roman Emperor Constantine has been reunited with his hand after being missing for over 500 years.

Fans are angry about the European Super League and the Glazer family's attempt to take the club into it.

Iranian state TV had previously reported that Iran had agreed to release five detainees in return for cash.

A team of astronomers believe they have calculated how dense the heaviest known neutron star is.

A German shipping company has loaded 59 containers of toxic materials on to a vessel in Beirut as part of the clean-up after last year's devastating chemical blast

“It's not very often you get to wake up on the space station and go to sleep in Houston."

The flagship Costa Smeralda set off from the port of Savona after being landbound since December when the Italian government banned cruises due to the coronavirus crisis.

The protests come just days ahead of a vote to elect new members of the 129-seat devolved Scottish Parliament at Holyrood.

Hospitals in India have been overwhelmed by the number of coronavirus patients.

The deal would make the Shanghai-based Fudan University campus the first Chinese university campus in the European Union.

The shooting broke out when Tajik officials tried to mount surveillance cameras to monitor the water supply facility

There are fears that few will be able to afford to be immunised at private clinics, and even state governments could struggle to cover the cost of vaccines charged by drug companies.

A relaxation of some of the regulations surrounding the coronavirus pandemic have been introduced in several European countries.

“We have yet to come to an understanding on the most critical points. Success is by no means guaranteed, but not impossible.”

SOS Mediterranee said some passengers told rescuers they were beaten by smugglers based in Libya and forced to embark despite high waves.

Many Slovaks have told Euronews they still trust Russia's Sputnik V vaccine, despite a dispute over its quality.

Eastern Orthodox Christians are able to have bigger Easter celebrations this year as lockdowns in many countries are eased.

As well as being pregnant, researchers believe the young woman was rich.

The crowd danced the night away free of masks and social distancing.

In an historic move Germany has agreed to repatriate hundreds of Benin Bronzes in the Humboldt-Forum museum in Berlin to Nigeria next year.

Protests have taken place everywhere from Indonesia to Istanbul to Paris and the U.S.

The American-made vaccine joins AstraZeneca, Pfizer-BioNTech and Johnson & Johnson in receiving the WHO's emergency use listing.

The largest study of its kind confirmed minority ethnic groups in England had a higher risk of testing positive for coronavirus, as well as hospitalisation, admission to intensive care, and death.

On Friday a festive gathering in northern Israel turned into one of the country's worst-ever tragedies, with at least 45 people killed in a stampede.

French farmers staged a 'tractor protest' at the European Parliament in Strasbourg over new EU agriculture proposals they say are too 'green'

The key stories of the week, captured by photographers around the world.

People with government-issued coronavirus immunity cards can now go indoors to restaurants, theatres, cinemas, spas, gyms and other recreational venues.

A fire in a COVID-19 hospital ward in western India killed 18 patients early on Saturday.

The US will restrict travel from India citing a devastating rise in COVID infections and the emergence of new variants.

At least 21 people died and as many as 90 people were injured after a suicide truck bombing in Afghanistan on Friday.

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