The demonstrations on October 22 were far smaller than last year, when record numbers took to the streets.

American cannot credibly encourage other nations to cut carbon emissions when it is so far behind on doing so itself.

Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman made the pledge on Saturday - not everyone is convinced.

Many scientists are urging the government to reintroduce some of the measures that it lifted three months ago.

Ukrainian police detain man who threw Molotov cocktail at presidential building

Moldova has declared a state of emergency to secure gas supplies amid a crisis over rising prices.

The summit is Merkel's 107th as German Chancellor, a position she has held for 16 years.

President Vjosa Osmani attributed the decision to their alleged “harmful activities that risk endangering national security and the constitutional order” of Kosovo.

The Turow coal mine near the Czech border generates around 7% of Poland’s energy.

A train driver in Germany and four others in Poland have died after storms swept across central Europe.

An internal study at Twitter has revealed that the platform's algorithms amplify right-wing content over left-wing content.

The Baltic state has seen a record-high level of cases since the start of the pandemic resulting in new strict measures.

China has recently upped its threat to bring Taiwan under its control by force if necessary by flying warplanes near the island and rehearsing beach landings.

Police are looking for at least two suspects who allegedly shot the rapper, whose real name is Nils Gronberg.

Luxembourg’s government has announced changes to the law on cannabis, with plans to legalise growing and using the drug at home.

Hesitant populations have led to low vaccine uptake in some eastern European countries.

As EU leaders meet in Brussels to address the energy crisis, there are short-term solutions available. But the most glaring answer is to get Europe off gas for good, argues Friends of the Earth Europe's Eilidh Robb.

As the rule of law crisis between Warsaw and Brussels escalates, activists say the abortion ban imposed by a politicised court just a year ago offers a painful example of how the collapse of judicial independence affects peoples' lives.

WHO estimates that between 80,000 and 180,000 healthcare workers may have died from COVID-19 between January 2020 and May 2021.

Euronews' Hans von der Brelie heads to one of the world’s largest opencast pits, Garzweiler II, to witness for himself the battle to close the country's lignite mines.

"The EU should put in place a green fiscal pact that would exclude public investment in climate protection from deficit calculations," argues economist Guntram Wolff.

An explosion and fire at a gunpowder factory in Ryazan, western Russia, has killed at least sixteen people on Friday, regional officials said.

Britain's Queen Elizabeth II returned to her home at Windsor Castle home on Thursday after spending a night in hospital for checks, Buckingham Palace said.

Amnesty International has called for an independent parliamentary inquiry into COVID-19 deaths in Italian nursing homes.

A prop gun fired by veteran actor Alec Baldwin, who is producing and starring in a Western movie, killed his director of photography and injured the director at the movie set outside Santa Fe, authorities said.

For weeks Russia has been breaking daily records for COVID deaths and infections, and president Vladimir Putin has already announced a nationwide holiday week to try to halt the spread of coronavirus.

Lawyers for Silvio Berlusconi, the former Italian premier, say he has been acquitted by a court in Siena of corruption on Thursday.

An estimated 38 million French citizens will receive a €100 check starting next month to help them cope with rising energy prices, PM Jean Castex has said.

Ten ambassadors to Turkey had called on Turkey to resolve the case of a jailed human rights activist, who has been imprisoned without a conviction since 2017.

The seven-metre long skeleton was discovered in the United States in 2014 and was only expected to fetch up to €1.5 million.

With an increase in vaccination rates, more mobility, and support schemes, Europe's economic recovery is growing stronger despite uncertainty, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

The NBA player posted two messages of support for Tibetans on social media on Wednesday.

Ukrainian authorities reported 22,415 new confirmed infections and 546 deaths in the past 24 hours, the highest numbers since the start of the pandemic.

A 67-year-old man was hospitalised near Bremen after he was punched and kicked by a customer after an argument about wearing a facemask. The incident comes one month after another German petrol station worker was fatally shot by a man who refused to ...

The three parties started coalition negotiations on Thursday and aim to finish talks in late November.

Coronavirus cases are on the rise in Europe with some countries already announcing new restrictions.

Berlin's food delivery app rejected the idea of hiring gig workers. Did it work?

Greek doctors and nurses have rallied outside the health ministry to protest against mandatory vaccinations and staff shortages.

A study conducted by two labs found a booster dose of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine was 95.6% effective against symptoms of the disease.

Nicolae Ciuca, a reserve army general and Romania's caretaker defence minister, has been named as the country's prime minister delegate. A previous attempt to form a centrist government in Romania failed this week.

Ali Harbi Ali was arrested shortly after the attack on MP Sir David Amess last Friday as he was meeting constituents in the Essex town of Leigh-on-Sea.

The EU has spent €200 million building democracy in Kyrgyzstan. It must intervene now to stop an Afghanistan-style collapse, argues Shamil Ibragimov, director of the Soros Foundation in Kyrgyzstan.

Lithuanian news websites have said they will remove anonymous public comments on stories about COVID-19.

A quarter of a million French homes were without electricity on Thursday and trains were also halted in Netherlands and Germany after powerful winds swept through Western Europe.

Geologists filmed a massive block floating in the direction of Tajuya on a stream of lava coming from the volcano's northern zone.

High-income countries have administered 133 vaccine doses per 100 people vs just four doses per 100 population in low-income countries.

The European Commission is being accused of failing to implement a mechanism that withholds EU funds from member states that violate the rule of law.

The biggest cement plant in Spain could stop its activity due to the dramatic increase in electricity prices.

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.