Denmark's impeachment court is convening for the first time in 26 years.

President Alexander Lukashenko says Belarus will soon receive dozens of combat jets, helicopters, and air defense missile systems from Russia.

WHO says the 'Mu' coronavirus variant, first identified in Colombia, has mutations indicating a risk of vaccine resistance.

The law marks the most dramatic restriction on abortion rights in the United States since the Supreme Court's landmark Roe v. Wade decision legalised abortion across the country in 1973.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy was paying a long-awaited trip to the White House.

Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said that while so many millions worldwide had not been vaccinated it was wrong to give people a third dose.

Germany’s central bank says it has been received more than €50 million worth of damaged banknotes after deadly floods in July.

Authorities across Spain remain on high alert after storms brought more than 9,000 lightning strikes on Wednesday.

European Parliament President David Sassoli said that more European states should have "stepped up" over the refugee crisis.

Escaping the Taliban is one thing, but once across the border, a different challenge awaits.

Slovakia's police chief has announced that he will resign after he was accused of abuse of power and obstruction of justice.

The International Organization for Migration says that 529 migrants have died attempting to reach the Spanish islands this year.

Denmark, population 5.8 million, has fully vaccinated more than 75% of people aged 12 and over.

Pakistan is now warning the international community that it will need help if it continues to bear the brunt of this sudden change in Afghanistan's government on top of the war that has raged for decades.

The recently elected mayor of Marseille Benoît Payan said the city has no money and said schools were in a catastrophic state.

Fearful for their families back home but hopeful for a new start, these are the Afghan escapees who now count Europe as their home.

The decision to use Sputnik V divided Slovakian politics and led to the resignation of former prime minister Igor Matovič.

North Macedonia's foreign ministry also strongly condemned the incident and said they would investigate to find the person responsible.

The head of WHO Europe said this week that such jabs -- given low vaccination coverage in poorer parts of the world -- should not be seen as “luxury boosters”.

Southern and Eastern European countries, as well as younger adults, say they have been more impacted by the pandemic.

Italy's interior minister Luciana Lamorgese vowed zero-tolerance against any rail track protests or other violence.

A top UK diplomat is meeting with Taliban representatives in Doha to discuss safe passage for the remaining British nationals in Afghanistan, Downing Street has confirmed.

This transfer window saw some eye-watering deals such as Jack Grealish signing with Manchester City for €117 million

Speaking from the White House, President Joe Biden defended the US pullout from Afghanistan as he faced criticism for his handling of the final evacuation.

The European Court of Human Rights has condemned Russia for "failing to properly investigate" the 2009 murder of human rights activist Natalia Estemirova.

In southwestern Serbia, some school classes will be held online due to the high numbers of new coronavirus cases.

Critics say the move is designed to encourage the military to vote for Putin's ruling United Russia party ahead of next month's parliamentary election.

Belarus' public prosecutor's office requested 12 years in prison for Maria Kolesnikova, one of the main figures of the opposition movement.

Poland's government has called for a state of emergency to be declared at the border with Belarus to tackle illegal migration.

Estonia’s parliament has elected the chief of a major national museum as their new president in the second round of voting.

Two key parties said they do not want to form a new government with a pair of leftist parties.

The spill reportedly occurred after fuel leaked from a tank at the Baniyas Thermal Station.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has called Washington's failure to block the construction of the Nord Stream 2 pipeline to Germany a grave political error.

An initial report into the explosion near Leverkusen in July has found that it was probably caused by a chemical reaction inside a waste storage tank.

From 2023 no one will stop you from Belgrade to Tirana, said Serbia's president, talking about plans for a "mini-Schengen" zone in the Balkans.

Greece plans to create a new Civil Protection ministry even after the appointed candidate rejected the role.

South Korean officials are expressing cautious hope that COVID-19 transmissions are beginning to slow, after battling the country’s worst wave of infections for weeks.

A Euronews reporter witnessed first-hand Taliban leaders taking over Kabul airport and celebrating their victory after the last US soldiers flew out of Afghanistan.

Two people are known to have died due to the tropical storm. Authorities expect the death toll to climb.

Celebratory gunfire erupted across the Afghan capital after the last US soldiers flew out following 20 years of war.

The ruling on whether EU or Polish law reigns supreme will be critical to Poland's future relationship with the rest of the bloc.

The union's demands include better working conditions, a 3.2% salary increase and a one-time "coronavirus bonus" of €600.

More than two-thirds of EU adults have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19. In Latvia, that figure is 45.5%

Judges are set to decide on Tuesday whether Poland's own constitution has primacy over EU law.

Estonia’s Parliament on Monday failed to elect a new president to the Baltic country after lawmakers rejected the only candidate in the first round of voting.

The strict time limits mean under-18s will be limited to playing for just an hour a day on Fridays and weekends.

Italian firefighters said they were continuing to search a 20-story apartment building in Milan that was destroyed by fire, but said that there was no indication that anyone was missing inside.

If any Western troops stay in Afghanistan it will be considered "a continuation of the invasion", a spokesman for the Taliban has told Euronews.

A further 236,000 people could lose their lives to the pandemic across Europe by December 1, the World Health Organization confirmed.

Polish authorities have erected a barrier along the border with Belarus to stop migrants from crossing in.