Ahamed Samsudeen's refugee status was cancelled in 2019 after authorities found evidence of fraud.

Montenegrins remain deeply divided over their country’s ties with neighbouring Serbia and the Serbian Orthodox Church, which is the nation’s dominant religious institution.

Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz said that Afghanistan's neighbouring countries should accept refugees instead.

The airport has become a symbol of what the Taliban can do and whether or not they can operate infrastructure, Euronews correspondent in Kabul Anelise Borges reports.

Lawmakers in England plan to introduce new laws which take a tougher line on pet abduction following a sharp increase in cases of unscrupulous thefts

The rescue operation adds to Spain's rise in arrivals of people who risked a perilous seaborne journey to reach Europe.

The festival has transformed the city's landmarks — the Brandenburg Gate, the TV Tower and the Cathedral — with very inventive illuminations.

Euronews reports from Afghanistan as fighting continues in the Panjshir Valley, the last region not under Taliban control.

Six people died and seven more were injured when a minibus and a train crashed at a railroad crossing in the northwestern Tekirdag province.

"Spencer" is part comedy, part tragedy and even part gothic horror but what it isn't is historically strictly accurate.

Authorities say Friday's knife attack by an ISIS supporter has highlighted deficiencies in New Zealand's anti-terror laws.

The Turkish data protection authority said that WhatsApp no longer offered users "free will".

Women's protests in Kabul are continuing despite the Taliban's pledges to be an inclusive and moderate force.

EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said that Alexander Lukashenko was "cynically" using migrants and refugees to damage Belarus' neighbours.

Saleh told Euronews that he remains in the Panjshir Valley fighting alongside Ahmad Massoud.

The 72-year-old survived by drinking water from puddles using grass as a straw.

The case has also revealed flaws in Finland's social care homes for young people.

The Council of Europe warned that the draft law could "seriously hinder he life-saving carried out at seas by NGOs."

After a rushed pull-out from Afghanistan, and with future evacuations unlikely to happen, EU countries should prioritise opening up safe and legal ways for Afghans to find protection in Europe. Increasing refugee resettlement would be a true sign of ...

Former French prime minister François Fillon is facing a new investigation into reports he hired a parliamentary assistant with public money to write his 2017 presidential candidate book.

The flash flooding, dangerous in some eastern parts of Spain since Wednesday, didn't lead to any direct casualties.

Some drivers are now earning hundreds of pounds more every day for their shifts. And companies are competing against the giants. Supermarkets simply can’t afford the same wages.

Protesters in Kabul told Euronews that they were "afraid" but felt they needed to fight for their rights. Meanwhile, the Taliban said the country was safe.

Lithuania said it had recalled its ambassador to China for "consultations" after Beijing expressed anger at the EU country's decision to open a Taiwan office.

Clue: no carrots (health pass) nor sticks (mandatory vaccination) needed.

French President Emmanuel Macron is to open the conference. He is expected to renew his call for 30% of the world's surface to be categorised as protected areas by 2030.

A photo of taxis in New York City has been circulating online, with some claiming it's from the aftermath of Hurricane Ida.

“We took a break in the spring of 1982 and now we’ve decided it’s time to end it," ABBA said in a statement Thursday.

Young Afghan students told Euronews that their families worried about them going to school and that they felt "hopeless" about the future.

Children across Europe are going back to school, with hopes of a return to normality after 18 months of pandemic disruption and fears of a new surge in infections from the highly infectious delta variant.

The Three Lions were jeered for taking a knee before the start of the game, pelted with plastic cups after goals and players of colour were harassed.

An ISIS supporter stabbed and injured six people in an Auckland supermarket before police shot and killed him, New Zealand authorities said on Friday.

Yoshihide Suga came under fire for his handling of the pandemic and for holding the Olympics despite the public’s health concerns.

A regional minister in Germany has received hate messages after proposing an anonymous portal where citizens can report potential tax evaders.

Euronews' international affairs correspondent Anelise Borges is on the ground in Taliban-held Kabul speaking to residents about their expectations for the future.

The festival's artistic director Alberto Barbera praised Benigni saying few artists have his talent, comic timing, satire and huge acting ability.

Searches have so far failed to find the missing jewels.

The animals are blamed for causing car crashes, attacking people and pets, as well as feasting on piles of uncollected rubbish.

"Now I can eat everything'

A second Afghan boy has died in Poland, days after consuming poisonous mushrooms.

The ECDC has urged European governments to prioritise their vaccination programmes over plans for booster shots.

A junior party in Romania's ruling coalition has called on Prime Minister Florin Cîțu to resign after he dismissed the justice minister on Wednesday.

Bulgarians will vote for their President on November 14, while political parties have still failed to form a government after two parliamentary elections in 2021.

"Something strange is happening in the Wadden Sea," said one expert.

The Taliban is yet to announce a new government that will shape the future of the war-torn country. While the rights of women and girls are at stake, the group already said 'they won't include women in the top government jobs'.

The murder has sparked unprecedented levels of anger, especially among women.

Poland is one of many EU nations that has accused Belarus of sending migrants across the border as part of a "hybrid war" in response to sanctions.

The international team investigating the 2014 downing of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 over eastern Ukraine has appealed to Russian citizens for information.

"I never wanted to insult the Jewish people, and I apologise if I did," said Thanos Plevris.

President Joe Biden called for greater public resolve to confront climate change as storm Ida devastated the US Northeast, leaving at least 46 dead.