"This process cannot be eternal and therefore I think that we should do our utmost to resolve all outstanding issues before the end of the year."

Fresh earthquakes have prompted further evacuations in La Palma after Sunday's volcanic eruption.

Costs for the project had risen to €1.5 billion from an initial €500 million projection.

A whole generation has only ever known Angela Merkel as chancellor in Germany. Find out how they feel about her leaving, her politics and what they want from the future.

5.9 earthquake causes some damage in Australia, no injuries

The group said that the world "no longer recognise" Ashraf Ghani as president and that Ghulam Isaczai no longer represents Afghanistan as ambassador to the UN.

Climate Crisis and COVID-19 were at the centre of the opening of the United Nations General Assembly in New York. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres delivered a tough 'wake up call' to humanity saying we are living in a divided world that's moving in...

The Harry Dunn case has been a source of tension in the UK's relationship with the United States.

Dutch King Willem-Alexander outlined a pared-back government plan for the coming year in his traditional speech opening the new parliamentary term.

In this edition of The Global Conversation, Euronews' Méabh Mc Mahon speaks to the World Banks' Managing Director, Axel van Trotsenburg.

Eight bodies of Algerian and Moroccan migrants, including a child, have been found since Sunday on beaches in the southern Spanish province of Almería.

Police in the UK have arrested a man on suspicion of burglary, following the theft of historic jewellery from a Sussex castle in May.

A German court has ordered a small far-right party to take down election posters with the slogan "Hang the Greens".

These photos show the impact of lava flows from a volcanic eruption on La Palma in Spain's Canary Islands

The stolen Toniebox was returned to the kindergarten on Monday but there was no fairytale ending for the burglar.

From the latest polling data to the issues that matter most to German voters, here are the charts that help explain Germany's election.

Thirty-one people were killed in an explosion at the AZF fertiliser factory in Toulouse in 2001.

The food processing industry uses CO₂ to stun animals before slaughter and to keep food fresh during packaging.

Many of them are still in hiding in Afghanistan, waiting to be resettled to the UK.

The September 26 election will determine who replaces Chancellor Angela Merkel, who steps down after 16 years in office.

The number of migrants crossing the English Channel has soared this year.

Counter-terrorism police have recommended charges against Sergey Fedotov -- an alias for Denis Sergeev.

German police said the shooting occurred after the cashier had asked the man to put on a face mask.

The international community has warned it won't recognise the new government unless equal rights are guaranteed.

Litvinenko died in 2006 after being poisoned with Polonium-210, a highly radioactive substance.

Australia's cancellation of a multi-billion euro submarine order with Paris was an 'attack' against European interests, an MEP

Meet the women fighting for abortion rights in one of Europe's smallest states

As the page turns for a new post-Merkel chapter in Germany, we explain all you need to know about the country's general election on Sunday.

Local officials said a few houses on the outskirts of Nea Makri - around 38 kilometres northeast of the capital - had suffered fire damage, but no injuries were reported.

The opposition accused the prime minister of calling an unnecessary early vote for his own personal ambition.

As part of a series of special reports on the German election, Euronews examines why Germany in 2021 is still struggling to embrace digitalisation.

Just weeks ahead of German federal elections, protesters took to the streets of Berlin to demand a nationwide rent freeze and the construction of new social and affordable housing. Berlin has been particularly hard hit by the lack of housing as its p...

Authorities in Kazakhstan say that five people, including two police officers, were killed in a shooting incident in the country's largest city, Almaty.

Spanish and Italian police have arrested 106 people connected to a gang that allegedly laundered money for mafia groups and made millions of euros through online scams.

David Sassoli was taken to the Hôpital Civil in Strasbourg on Wednesday, his spokesperson said, adding he is currently in a "good condition".

"As with the COVID-19 enquiries, European governments must challenge China’s cavalier approach to the WHO’s tobacco control efforts."

The man who inspired the film #HotelRwanda, Paul Rusesabagina, has been found guilty of terror-related offences by a court in Rwanda.

Under-14s in China will be restricted by a new "youth mode" according to app owner ByteDance, which said the move was aimed at protecting the young online.

In the Republic of San Marino, nestled on the Apennine mountains inside Italy, campaigning is underway ahead of a referendum on September 26, which will ask its 33,000 citizens if they want to legalise abortion.

Thousands were seen as traitors and killed after the French withdrawal in 1962.

Poland must pay €500,000-a-day to Brussels over controversial coal mine, says ECJ #BrusselsBureau

The incident took place in May during pro-Palestine protests in cities across the UK and Ireland.

An Italian prisoner, with links to the Neapolitan mafia, is thought to have smuggled in a gun by drone to shoot at other inmates, a prison union has said.

Gergely Karacsony, as Budapest's mayor, has little real power in his fight to bring down PM Viktor Orban. But that could all change in the coming months.

Three migrants, including an Iraqi man, were found dead close to Poland's border with Belarus.

But his joy may be short-lived. Today Scholz faces a high-risk parliamentary hearing on an obstruction of justice case involving the finance ministry that he heads.

After a massive win in the 2017 elections, the far-right party is little more than a footnote this time around.

Serbia's police have for years been taking off registration plates from Kosovo-registered cars entering Serbia, and the latest move by Kosovo authorities appears to be a tit-for-tat move.

The suspected gunman, an 18-year-old student, has been arrested.

France canceled meetings with British and Australian officials after the cancellation of a multi-billion-euro order for French submarines.