"The US’ lack of strategic thinking, its transactional diplomacy pursued under Trumpism, and the lasting effects of the events in Afghanistan has undoubtedly damaged America’s former "global leader" image beyond repair."

"This trial won't bring back our daughters," one French couple directly affected by the terror attack told Euronews.

"What (Bolsonaro) wants is to prevent the disinformation and hate speech he and his supporters spread from continuing to be removed by platforms," said opposition politician Alessandro Molon.

Theodorakis, who died Thursday at 96, is lying in state in a cathedral chapel for three days ahead of his burial on the southern island of Crete.

His death was being investigated as a possible drug overdose, New York City police said.

Brussels and London have been at loggerheads over the implementation of the Northern Ireland Protocol — which both parliaments agreed to — since their divorce came into force on January 1.

The allegations have been dismissed by the companies named, which include Aldi, Lidl, Hugo Boss and C&A.

Russia's communications watchdog has blocked access to a voting website linked to jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny over its ties to "extremist organisations".

Pele has been in hospital for six days with an undisclosed health issue, according to Brazilian media.

The UN migration agency says it is concerned by “dire conditions” facing migrants who have been stranded for weeks at the border between Poland and Belarus.

Greece has appointed the former Cypriot EU commissioner Christos Stylianides to head the country's new climate crisis and civil protection ministry.

French film star Jean-Paul Belmondo has died at the age of 88

"I saw the wreckage, bodies, personal effects, I could not stop crying until I woke up screaming," said Ria van der Steen, who lost her father and stepmother in the crash

Olga Safronova was barred from competing in the Tokyo Olympics after criticising state authorities over the health of one of her horses.

One of the biggest treasure troves ever found in Denmark has been discovered in the southwest of the country.

The website allowing users to report abortion patients to Texas authorities went offline after hosting company GoDaddy said it violated its terms.

The websites have been hit by what researchers call a “major influence operation”, via reader comment sections on news stories.

Kolesnikova was a key figure of the Belarusian opposition in last year's disputed presidential election.

“Counter-terrorism on its own will not remove an entrenched threat”, said Blair, as he reflected on the fall of Afghanistan to the Taliban.

"Of course we have to talk to them because they are the ones one needs to talk to now," said Merkel.

Located north of Kabul, it's the last province not controlled by Taliban fighters after they completed a rapid takeover of the country last month.

The UK faces new border constraints as it struggles with supply shortages, the fruit of the government's rejection of EU rules and overseas labour.

Germany's ambassador to China, Jan Hecker, has died, the German Foreign Office said in a statement.

A man fatally shot four people, including a mother and the 3-month-old baby she was holding.

It houses 40 cows and doesn't need human personnel to process the milk.

The UN chief has called for the "immediate release" of President Alpha Conde.

The two Spanish actors are in Venice for the premiere of their comedy, "Competencia Oficial".

Murals spreading messages of hope and peace, promoting health care, or paying homage to some of Afghanistan’s iconic foreign contributors, are being painted over.

Talks at the Campidoglio palace are aimed at scaling up the response to present and future pandemics.

Michael Fawcett is alleged to have coordinated support for an honour for Saudi businessman Mahfouz Marei Mubarak bin Mahfouz.

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.