The Baltic nation goes to the polls in October and so far only one candidate has thrown his hat into the ring.

Washington announced that an Islamic State of Afghanistan member was killed in a drone strike early on Saturday.

The intelligence agencies said that it was not a biological weapon and was likely not genetically engineered in an unclassified report summary released on Friday.

This is the first time since the beginning of the summer that measures against COVID-19 are reimposed at the regional level.

Written in English, the new sign orders people "no peeing towards Russia" or they will face a hefty fine.

Krystsina Tsimanouskaya's silver medal from the 2019 European Games was sold for €17,800 on eBay to a collector from the United States.

Amrullah Saleh spoke exclusively to Euronews from the Panjshir Valley, an area of the country not currently under Taliban control.

Russia's regulators said Booking.com had abused its market dominance by preventing hotels from offering lower prices on other services.

British police have charged a 37-year-old man after products were injected with syringes in a few London supermarkets.

With new rules from early August, and more to kick in in September, Euronews looks at the vaccinated Italians that, for one reason or another, have slipped through the administrative net.

It's exactly 30 years since Moldova declared independence from the Soviet Union.

Around 900 kilograms of the drug was found divided into 1,205 packages, law enforcement said in a statement on Friday.

The large US military base in western Germany has been transformed into a huge transit camp for Afghan evacuees.

Cristiano Ronaldo went from no longer playing for Juventus to becoming a United player in the space of a day

A member of Italy's far-right League has resigned after he proposed renaming a town square after the brother of dictator Mussolini.

The former leader of Austria's far-right party has been given a 15-month suspended prison sentence for corruption linked to the Ibizagate scandal.

A new study by the BMJ found there was an increased risk of rare blood clots associated with AstraZeneca and Pfizer’s vaccine, but that risk was much higher in patients who tested positive for coronavirus.

The world-renowned conductor Ivan Fischer was given a booster COVID jab through a hole in the sleeve of his shirt, while he continued conducting with his other arm.

Italy, which holds the rotating presidency of the G20, has proposed an extraordinary G20 summit on Afghanistan to be held in Rome in September.

The White House warned that another terror attack is "likely" as evacuations continue. Several European nations have terminated evacuations due to the security situation.

The US president said the evacuation mission will continue despite Thursday's airport bombings, while the US military warns more attempted attacks are expected.

Two people have died after a three-storey apartment building collapsed in the Spanish coastal town of Peñíscola.

According to the Kazakh Defence Ministry, a fire at the Soviet-era depot spread quickly to the ammunition, causing several detonations.

Michel Barnier, the EU's former Brexit negotiator, said he would run in France's presidential election primary.

Holders Chelsea have been drawn in a group with Juventus, Zenit Saint Petersburg and Malmö

All passengers arriving in the UK from Canada, Denmark, Finland, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Switzerland, and the Azores will no longer have to quarantine.

The French left-back has been suspended by Manchester City “pending an investigation”.

The man, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said within hours of the Taliban taking power he knew he had to get out.

It's exactly a month until Germany's pivotal election.

Exactly one month before the vote on September 26, polls suggest none of the main would-be successors to Germany's long-standing leader enjoys strong public appeal.

Officials have asked Moderna to conduct an emergency investigation and told medical institutions to stop using the vaccine produced in Spain.

The so-called Islamic State carried out two suicide bombings outside Kabul's airport, after warnings from the US, UK and Australia that a terror attack in the area could be imminent.

A Scottish court has dropped the extradition case of Catalan separatist politician Clara Ponsatí, who is wanted by Spain for "sedition".

Berlin's efforts to bring nationals home along with Afghans who supported Germany may soon come to an end.

A petition to legalise euthanasia in Italy has been signed by enough people to hold a referendum on the subject.

“When I call them, they speak in a slow whisper, a sense of despair,” said an Afghan exile, referring to women and girls left behind.

Nilofar Bayat fled Afghanistan after the Taliban took over. The Spanish government were instrumental in her migration.

"If funding is frozen to anything which is going on in Afghanistan, including the humanitarian operation, that will precipitate a catastrophe here for the Afghanistan people."

The OECD's global minimum corporate tax rate of 15% and Afghanistan were on the agenda during Emmanuel Macron's visit.

The 36-year-old photo model has not been named, but authorities are investigating the leopard's owner and the conditions in which such animals are kept.

The UK, the US and Australia have warned people to stay away from Kabul airport due to the "high threat" of a terrorist attack. European nations are winding down evacuations.

Experts who studied the origins of COVID-19 for the World Health Organization said that the window of opportunity for scientific studies is "closing fast".

Victoria Fontan, a professor of peace and conflict studies at the American University of Afghanistan, said that for days she did not know if she would be able to make it to the airport.

Tonnes of dead fish washed up in Mar Menor, a salt water lagoon in Murcia.

More than 670 professional and volunteer firefighters in France had complained that compulsory vaccines violated their rights.

Authorities were fighting 15 wildfires in the Urals region of Sverdlovsk, the Russian emergencies ministry said.

The operator of the Nord Stream 2 Baltic Sea pipeline has failed in its bid to be exempted from certain EU rules.

Court asks Poland & Latvia to help migrants trapped at Belarus border

A Polish refugee support group has warned that at least one migrant stuck at the border between Poland and Belarus is on the verge of death.

Ivan Todosijevic was jailed in 2019 for claiming that a massacre of Kosovo Albanians by Serbian forces was fabricated.