The school was one of 139 such institutions set up in the country in the late 19th century in which First Nations, Métis and Inuit children were forcibly conscripted.

On Friday protesters hurled stones at Israeli security forces amid clashes in the village of Baita, south of Nablus in the occupied West Bank. The Palestinian Health Ministry claimed a 26-year-old man was killed and two more injured by live fire.

President N'Daw and Prime Minister Moctar Ouane resigned on Wednesday after they were released from detention.

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

US President Joe Biden unveiled a $6 trillion budget for next year with new safety net programs for the poor and middle class. It would use tax hikes on businesses and high-earning people to power huge new social programs.

Senate Republicans blocked the a bill that would create an independent panel to study the January 6 attack on the US Capitol.

If you’re starting to get weary of the electronic dance beat in your fitness centre - a Swedish sports club may just have come up with the perfect solution: working out to classical music.

Bosnia's foreign affairs minister Bisera Turković on why the country is moving so slowly towards EU membership.

With "Socialist Republic of Romania" once emblazoned on its side, a Rombac plane belonging to Nicolae Ceausescu's fleet sold in an auction on Thursday.

Police have shot dead a man after he stabbed a police officer in Nantes seriously injuring her

As many as 3,294 EU citizens were blocked from entering the UK in the first quarter of 2021, according to new data published by the British government.

The countries ahead on vaccinations, relatively speaking, are those outside the EU, like Serbia and the UK. Hungary is the exception, but Budapest has bought doses from Russia and China to boost its stocks.

Orban spoke of “Muslim invaders” and of migrants being “a poison”. Critics point out that Boris Johnson is no stranger to making disparaging comments about Muslims.

Belarus's authoritarian leader will travel to Sochi to meet the Russian president.

Syrian officials say Assad won 95.1% of the votes with turnout at 78.6%; however, there were no independent monitors and the West has already described the election as a sham.

The top UN human rights body on Thursday passed a resolution to intensify scrutiny of Israel's treatment of Palestinians.

As Italy marks 700 years since the poet's death, his masterpiece will face the final frontier.

UK health minister Matt Hancock has been defending himself after a blistering attack from the prime minister's former chief aide Dominic Cummings.

A proposal to decriminalise abortion in Malta has stirred up a debate in the country with the EU's strictest abortion laws.

Air France and Austrian Airlines have both cancelled flights as Moscow digs in its heels to protect its ally in Minsk.

The number of cases of the Indian variant in UK rose to 6,959 since last week.

"If the European Union does not react strongly to such abuses of international law, more incursions and violations of its sovereignty are to be expected."

In some African families, the pressure to be successful is so high that when men choose to return home instead of continuing a life-threatening migration route, they are seen as failures. Khopotso Bodibe continues his conversation with South African ...

New statistics from the UK's Home Office show that more than 1,500 people seeking asylum in the UK have been warned they could be removed to "safe third countries".

Belarusian journalist Roman Protasevich was detained after the forced diversion of a Ryanair flight to Minsk on Sunday.

Macron acknowledged France had been at fault but stopped short of an apology.

'The Very Hungry Caterpillar', which introduces colours and animals to young readers, came out in 1967 and became a perennial bestseller.

For Villarreal — a team from a city of about 50,000 people — it's the first major trophy in the 98-year history of the club.

More than 165 passengers were on the boat. Twenty-two have so far been rescued and five bodies recovered, including a baby less than a year old.

Belarus leader Alexander Lukashenko has remained defiant amid international outcry over the forced diversion of a Ryanair flight and subsequent detention of journalist Roman Protasevich.

President Joe Biden has asked US intelligence officials to “redouble” their efforts to determine the origins of the coronavirus pandemic.

An expert has questioned Dominic Cummings' reliability as a witness after his blistering attack on the UK government's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The hosts were spreading common anti-vaccination narratives, claiming falsely that mRNA COVID-19 vaccines shed from person to person.

It is expected that Manchester United captain Harry Maguire will have to miss the game.

Days after the Summit on the Financing of African Economies in Paris, the President of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Felix Tshisekedi, gives Euronews his insight into the continent's finances, the migrant situation, terrorist threats and good gov...

San Jose's mayor has confirmed the alleged shooter in the incident has died.

The move is set to shore up Amazon's streaming services, giving the company access to more than 4,000 films.

A controversial sculpture has divided opinion in Ireland, pitting rural traditionalists against the country's urban liberals.

The former Nissan boss is facing fresh questioning by French magistrates after fleeing to Lebanon after his arrest.

Last December, the UK struck a deal with the EU to keep Gibraltar in the Schengen area, just hours before Brexit was due to come into force. Now that deal is set to expire by the end of June.

Johnson dismissed the criticisms, saying: "None of these decisions have been easy [...]. At every stage, we've tried to save lives, protest the NHS and follow the best scientific advice available."

The voyages of Christopher Columbus helped Europeans discover America, but the famous explorer’s own origins have long been a matter of controversy. But now scientists are hoping to shed light on them thanks to the latest advances in genetic techno...

The Belarusian opposition leader told Euronews that Lukashenko made a 'huge mistake' by diverting a flight to arrest a journalist because it renewed international scrutiny into the regime.

Cummings has told a UK government select committee that the UK government failed the public over its response to the pandemic.

Tom Nides, a former State Department official, is currently serves as managing director and vice chairman of Morgan Stanley.

The meeting came as the world marked one year since George Floyd's death.

Hundreds of Iraqis took to the streets in Baghdad to protest a rise in targeted killings of prominent activists and journalists.

More than 8,000 migrants and asylum seekers crossed into the Spanish enclave in north Africa last week.

"It would be political suicide if, with my knowledge, I accepted a positive agenda without Cyprus included" - The President of the Republic of Cyprus, Nicos Anastasiades, gives his view on Cypriot relations.

Grasset shared e-mails with Euronews that show a proposition from someone claiming to work for a UK-based PR company.