A Portuguese court has sentenced a 76-year-old man to more than 22 years in prison for the racist murder of black actor Bruno Candé.

Police say they have recovered the artworks nearly a decade after their theft from Greece's biggest state art gallery in Athens.

The cease-fire could calm an eight-month war that has caused suffering to hundreds of thousands and destabilized Africa's second most populous country.

Britain's new health secretary says he sees "no reason" for social restrictions to remain beyond 19 July despite an ongoing rise in new coronavirus infections.

In a blow to regulators, a federal judge dismissed antitrust lawsuits saying they didn't provide enough evidence to prove Facebook was a monopoly.

Switzerland are through to the quarter-finals of Euro 2020 after the day’s second goal-fest saw them beat France in a penalty shootout.

Russia has recorded new daily deaths records for coronavirus in Moscow and St Petersburg, surpassing previous records set over the weekend.

From July 2018 to the end of 2020 368 cases of sexual assault, committed between 1958 and last year, were reported to the Polish Catholic Church.

Spain’s two goals in extra time saw them knock out Croatia and progress to the quarter-finals of the European Championship.

The Czech Foreign Ministry said they had summoned Russia's ambassador on Monday to call for compensation.

Bad news, you can't spend it all on booze.

Police launched a manhunt after the stabbing but have since arrested a suspect.

Italian authorities have launched disciplinary proceedings against a nursery school after a grandfather mistakenly picked up the wrong child.

After years of study, scientists reported bones found in an Israeli quarry are 120,000 to 140,000 years old, and probably belonged to a group closely related to Neanderthals.

Czech President Milos Zeman told a television interview on Sunday that he finds transgender people 'disgusting'.

Researchers from the Oxford Vaccine group said on Monday that an inter-dose period of up to 45 weeks resulted in increased levels of antibodies and enhanced immune response against COVID-19.

One of the three found the statue in his garden and asked the other two to sell it, police say.

The report from Michelle Bachelet, the U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights, offers a sweeping look at the roots of centuries of mistreatment faced by Africans and people of African descent, notably from the transatlantic slave trade.

The summit in Rome is co-chaired by the Italian Foreign Minister, Luigi di Maio, and his American counterpart, Anthony Blinken, and will be attended by more than 80 international delegations.

The former Soviet military base has marked the moment with a parade of floats reconstructing this important moment in its history.

On June 29, international policymakers, academics, civil society and business leaders will come together at the Brussels Economic Forum.

The airstrikes were launched in response to drone attacks by Iran-backed militias on US troops, the Pentagon said.

Johnson & Johnson has agreed to pay $230 million (€192.6 million) to New York state to settle claims that the pharmaceutical giant helped fuel the opioid crisis.

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Israeli Foreign Minister Yair Lapid will meet in Rome to turn the page after the eras of Trump and Netanyahu.

This year's LGBT Pride parades in Europe have been marked by suppression in some countries and jubilation in others.

The death toll from the collapse of a Florida beachfront condo building has risen to nine as search-and-rescue efforts continue, Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava said on Sunday.

Authorities are searching for the suspect's motive after a 24-year-old killed three women in a knife attack in southern Germany.

The building that collapsed near Miami had "major structural damage" to a concrete slab below its pool deck that needed to be repaired, according to a 2018 engineering report on the building.

Various clusters of COVID-19 cases have been detected across Spain after multiple end-of-year student trips to Mallorca.

Uganda is among African countries seeing a dramatic rise in the number of infections amid a severe vaccine shortage.

A highly-anticipated US intelligence report offered few explanations for unidentified aerial phenomena, highlighting 143 incidents that remain unexplained.

A helicopter carrying Colombian President Iván Duque and several senior officials came under fire in a region bordering Venezuela, Duque said.

Two Ethiopian MSF colleagues and one from Spain were found dead Friday, a day after colleagues lost contact with them while they were traveling.

Valerie Bacot given a symbolic four-year prison sentence for killing her abusive husband

Hours before the hearing, Judge Peter Cahill denied Chauvin's motion for a new trial, saying his attorney failed to prove abuses from the court

In a wide-ranging interview with Euronews on the pandemic, climate, migration and violence against women, UN secretary general António Guterres made a case for strengthening international institutions and the multilateral framework. It's either a br...

Police said the attacker was arrested after an officer used a firearm against him

“His last words to me were ‘I love you and I will call you in the evening,’” Janice McAfee told reporters outside the Brians 2 prison

In this episode of Unreported Europe, Monica Pinna investigates the latest controversy engulfing the wind power sector - - the recycling of turbine blades. We’re looking at how the market and researchers are pushing for higher sustainability. Tha...

The makers of "Caught in the Net" created three fake profiles of young girls to try and expose sexual predators and their online tactics.

The Sun tabloid newspaper ran pictures of Matt Hancock embracing a woman, before COVID rules allowed it

German police said four students walking home from their school graduation ceremony in the early hours Friday helped rescue two police officers from a burning patrol car in Bochum.

Police investigating a break-in at Middelfart town hall on Friday say a male suspect has been found dead.

Three rebel lawmakers have left Poland's ruling Law and Justice party, leaving the conservatives two seats short of a majority in parliament.

A mother-of-four is accused of killing her husband after decades of sexual, physical and psychological mistreatment, in a case that has highlighted long-held taboos around domestic abuse.

Opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya on Friday called moving Pratasevich and Sapega to house arrest “good news,” but stressed it is not the end. “House arrest is not freedom, they're still facing charges, their every step is still being w...

The former Minneapolis police officer faces up to 40 years in prison for his conviction of second-degree unintentional murder.

The outbreak has been traced back to a Sydney Airport limousine driver who is said to have been infected while transporting a foreign air crew.

The tornado formed on Thursday night during a series of thunderstorms across the entire country.

Lawyers say a process to ending Britney Spears' conservatorship would still be a long and arduous one.