This is the 102nd Nobel Peace Prize since 1901.

The Prize has been awarded 101 since it was introduced in 1901.

Czech Republic's ruling party may need post-election support from a right-wing movement that wants a referendum on leaving the EU.

Croatia launched an investigation after disturbing footage purported to show Croatian police beating up young migrants with sticks to push them back outside EU borders.

From the Pirate Party to post-election alliances, here's your guide to the Czech general election.

Sebastian Kurz received the backing of his conservative party but the Greens, a junior partner in the coalition, have questioned his ability to stay on the job.

Will environmental issues be important to Czech voters in a general election this weekend?

Andrej Babis began life as an anti-corruption crusader. So what happened?

16-year-old Nella Salminen stepped into the shoes of Finnish President Sauli Niinistö as part of a campaign to promote girls' rights in politics and business.

The conservative leader has taken personal responsibility for the party's worst ever electoral result (24,1%) in modern German history.

English Premier League approves Saudi buyout of Newcastle United

The Constitutional Tribunal in Warsaw ruled that Polish law has supremacy when it clashes with EU treaties and laws, in a major challenge to the bloc's founding principles.

The report accuses the police of mass evictions, harassment, and restricting access to humanitarian assistance for migrants on the northern French coast.

Give social media users a choice of algorithm - and real, independent oversight bodies - to keep debate online free and healthy, argue EDMO's Miguel Poaires Maduro and law researcher Francisco de Abreu Duarte.

St Ambroeus is the first football team in Milan made up of refugees and migrants from outside the EU, and affiliated with the Italian Football Federation.

The organisers cited likely travel restrictions, as well as the semiconductor shortage affecting manufacturers and other issues indirectly related to COVID-19.

Scientists warn the situation is still tense and unpredictable as the Cumbre Vieja volcano continues to erupt on the Spanish island of La Palma.

Polio has been eradicated in Europe since 2002.

Hysni Gucati and Nasim Haradinaj both face charges of obstructing justice and intimidation.

A 100-year-old former concentration camp guard will become the oldest person yet to go on trial for alleged Nazi-era crimes in Germany.

Tanzanian-born author Abdulrazak Gurnah was awarded the Nobel Prize for his literary works on the effects of colonialism and the fate of refugees.

They are the Czech Republic's oldest surviving political party. Is that record in danger?

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Authorities expect the death toll to rise even further after a powerful earthquake collapsed at least one coal mine and many flimsy mud houses in southwest Pakistan.

"Women have been unlawfully prevented from exercising control over their lives in ways that are protected by the Constitution," a US federal judge wrote in its order to suspend the law.

The UK prime minister outlined a vision for a "high wage, high skill, high productivity and low tax economy" but gave no details of how he intends to achieve it.

The court found that Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum hacked the phones of the princess and her attorneys during a custody battle for their two children.

NATO says the members of Russia’s mission to the military alliance were secretly working as intelligence officers, which Moscow denies.

Senior US and Chinese officials met in Switzerland on Wednesday, as the two countries find themselves at odds on a variety of issues, including Taiwan and trade.

The chairman of Ukreximbank was filmed assaulting two journalists during an interview at his office on Monday.

Prosecutors confirmed earlier they are investigating Austria's Chancellor Sebastian Kurz and nine others in a bribery probe.

A petition collected half a million signatures in support of a referendum on decriminalising cannabis. Now Italy's Supreme Court will decide if it can go ahead.

MPs in the lower house of France's parliament unanimously supported a new law to ban so-called gay conversion therapy.

Confined to their homes since the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan, some girls have been calling their teachers to ask 'when can we come back?'.

Russia is investigating allegations of torture and rape in the country's prison system after leaked NGO videos appear to show inmates being abused.

France and Spain have led the charge for new rules governing EU energy markets as the price surge ramps up utility bills.

"It is also my shame, our shame, my shame, for the incapacity of the church for too long to put them [victims] at the centre of its concerns."

The granddaughter of the fascist dictator Benito Mussolini was the most municipal popular candidate in Rome, according to a near-final tally.

The man suspected of causing an explosion at an apartment building in Swede last week has been found dead in a harbour.

The criminals pushed migrants into the back of large lorries while drivers were sleeping, said Europol.

US Secretary of State held talks at the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development in Paris.

Nine barracks were spray-painted with anti-Semitic phrases in both English and German, the memorial said.

Frances Haugen spent hours giving evidence to a US Senate subcommittee on Tuesday, prompting pushback from Facebook and a memo from Mark Zuckerberg.

Benjamin List and David MacMillan win the Nobel Prize in Chemistry.

Croatia, Spain and Dubai are just some of the countries with visas that could pique the interest of entrepreneurs, digital nomads and startups.

Johnson said that wealth creators, companies and bankers were the reason the vaccine was available so quickly, and "should be praised, not vilified'.

It includes the approximate 4,500 Jews who survived the Leningrad siege during World War II.

Germany's Greens and Liberals say they want to hold negotiations on a new governing coalition under the leadership of Olaf Scholz's Social Democrats which narrowly won the country's election.

European Space Agency instructor Loredana Bessone says girls should be encouraged to enter the field of science at an early age.

The country has struggled to come to terms with the role that Ukrainians played in the murder of Jews during the Nazi occupation.