Trade with New Zealand currently accounts for just 0.2 percent of the UK’s trade, but Britain hopes the new deal will help gain membership of the trans-Pacific trade partnership.

The former US president plans to launch a platform called Truth Social, as Twitter, Facebook and YouTube uphold their bans on his accounts.

Moscow pledged humanitarian aid but also called for a more inclusive government.

Independent MP Tomáš Taraba has been accused of "attacking" the daughter of President Zuzana Čaputová on Facebook.

Authorities at the hospital in Piatra-Neamț have told Euronews that their beds are never free of COVID-19 patients.

A penalty trial will determine if Cruz will receive a sentence of death or life in prison without parole.

Zacharias Kostopoulos died on September 21, 2018, at the age of 33 from injuries. Six people are on trial over his death, including four police officers.

The European Commission President said that a speedy transition to clean energy would make the EU less reliant on natural gas imports.

Academic Mustafa Fetouri spoke to Euronews about what has changed in the country after the end of the Gaddafi era.

Over 43 years, more than 800 people were killed in attacks by the Basque separatists.

Police in Germany, Italy, and Bulgaria conducted raids against suspected members of the 'Ndrangheta mafia organisation.

Authorities announced on Wednesday that 1,028 people had died from COVID-19 over the previous 24 hours.

Authorities in Germany say around 4,500 migrants have crossed from Poland without documentation since August.

The vote result risks prolonging Romania's ongoing political crisis amid an acute surge of coronavirus cases.

Many oil and gas producers plan on increasing production and several coal producers are planning on continuing or increasing production, a UN-backed report said.

The palace said the 95-year-old monarch is “in good spirits and is disappointed that she will no longer be able to visit Northern Ireland."

Benzema, 33, is accused of blackmailing Valbuena alongside four others and faces a five-year prison sentence and a €75,000 fine if found guilty.

German police detained two former soldiers on Wednesday who are alleged to have attempted to form a mercenary group with the aim of intervening in the military conflict in Yemen.

"The security and stability of the Black Sea are in the US's national interest and are critical to the security of NATO's eastern flank," Austin said.

More than 100 people have died after days of flooding and landslides which swept away roads and homes in India and Nepal, authorities said.

Health leaders have called on the British government to introduce ‘Plan B’ measures to avoid a COVID-19 crisis this winter.

Two roadside bombs exploded near a bus carrying military troops in Damascus, killing 14 people and wounding others, Syrian TV reported.

Police are searching for the driver of a van in Austria which was found to contain nearly 30 people crammed into a small space, two of whom had died.

A Congressional Committee investigating the January 6 insurrection at the Capitol has voted to hold the former White House advisor in contempt after he refused to appear before them.

With just one in four adults fully inoculated, the government hopes the measure will boost vaccine uptake.

Spain's government is to ease requirements for young, unaccompanied migrants to obtain residence and work permits.

Three employees at the industrial park are suspected of negligent homicide and negligently causing an explosion.

A British art collector has returned two 17th-century marble angels to Italy after learning that they were stolen in 1989.

Laura Granato, from L'alternativa c'è, had opposed the new measures despite warnings from officials.

After the murder of Sir David Amess in the UK, Euronews journalists looked at how France and Italy guarantee the safety of their elected officials.

The father-of-seven and small-town mayor will lead the opposition movement to take on Fidesz and Orban next spring.

Meet Mohammad and Jaber, two young Sudanese trying to get through the heavily policed tunnel linking France and the UK by hiding on a truck.

Portugal has paid tribute to Aristides de Sousa Mendes, a diplomat who helped save thousands of people from Nazi persecution during World War II.

Amnesty International researcher Lisa Maracani spoke to Euronews about the group's latest report on censorship and freedom of information during the pandemic.

The 96-year-old woman faces more than 11,000 charges of accessory to murder.

The ruling followed a 2017 case when a Turkish man was convicted of posting two caricatures of President Erdogan on Facebook.

Sarkozy is not targeted in this case but has already been convicted of campaign finance violations and corruption verdicts. He's now appealing.

The activists had threatened to commit suicide if the Spanish government did not offer more support to victims.

The Sarajevo Haggadah survived the Inquisition, two world wars and a military siege. Now a 'homecoming' exhibition for the scroll has sparked a dispute over who has the right to display it.

Prosecutors in Marseille say they are investigating but add that there is no evidence the teacher was deliberately targeted.

Sophie in't Veld noted that she was singled out in a social media attack by the Slovenian prime minister on the same day a British MP was stabbed to death.

Milos Zeman, 77, was rushed to hospital on October 10, a day after the country's general election.

Violence at the end of a COVID pass protest in Rome reminded some of Italy's fascist era. Others have rejected such comparisons, calling them an exaggerated conflation.

The UK is is struggling with one of the highest COVID-19 infection rates in Europe, despite the early success of its vaccination campaign.

Afghan refugees in Italy tell Euronews of their anxiety as they wait for news of family members they have left behind.

Romania is facing a surge in infections amid alarmingly low vaccination uptake.

Incumbent Emmanuel Macron has not yet officially declared he is running, Nevertheless, polls put him in the lead.

As the defeated president challenges the investigation into the January 6 insurrection by a violent mob of his supporters, a House committee is moving to hold ex-White House aide Steve Bannon in contempt.

Pyongyang resumed its weapons tests hours after the US reaffirmed its offer to resume diplomacy on the North’s nuclear weapons programme.

Zalmay Khalilzad will leave the post this week after more than three years on the job under both the Trump and Biden administrations.