Protesters in Poland claim a pregnant woman died as a result of the country's strict new abortion laws

The government in Iraq said an explosives-laden drone tried to hit Mustafa al-Kadhimi’s home, with the prime minister escaping unharmed.

Bishops in the holy town of Lourdes prayed on their knees in a penitential gesture to ask god for forgiveness for sexual abuse in the Catholic church.

It appeared to be an elaborate scheme to enter Spain by would-be migrants from Morocco.

Around 200 miners have protested outside the European Commission building in Warsaw - against planned coal mine closures which they say will cause unemployment and higher fuel prices.

Despite making up only 5% of the global population, Indigenous people protect 80% of the planet's remaining biodiversity. Yet they only have legal rights to half of their land.

The husband of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe has said he's determined to "continue" his hunger strike which he started almost two weeks ago.

The 362 metre long vessel finally left the Chantiers de l'Atlantique shipyard in the French port of Saint Nazaire on Friday evening.

Four other passengers also perished after the plane crashed between Mendonça's hometown of Goiania and Caratinga, a small city in Minas Gerais state.

In the centre of Naples, there is a special place where emotional well-being is restored and poignant memories saved from oblivion.

The European Council's new proposed cybersecurity directive could have disastrous consequences for both users and businesses, warns the Internet Society's Callum Voge

The explosion occurred after a large crowd had gathered to collect leaking fuel after a bus collided with the tanker late on Friday.

Three people have been injured in a knife attack on a train near Nuremberg in Germany on Saturday, local police said.

A nationwide holiday period was imposed in Russia to combat rising coronavirus cases, but on Saturday officials reported the highest number of daily cases since the start of the pandemic.

Officials in Texas say at least eight people have been killed and several others injured in a crowd surge at Astroworld Festival.

Greece has more than 15,000 firefighters during the summer months, about 5,000 of them on short-term contracts or hired seasonally.

More than 100 outbreaks of bird flu have been reported in Europe in recent months.

Caught in the political tug-of-war between #Belarus and the #EU, thousands of migrants are trapped at the border between Poland and Belarus. Euronews' correspondent Valerie Gauriat witnessed their plight and the dismay of polish local population.

Campaigners say Germany's abortion restrictions are tougher than many people think. Now, with a socially liberal coalition set to govern, there is hope laws will be relaxed.

Parliament passed the first version of the bill in January, but President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa had asked the Constitutional Court to review it.

The case against an ex-official in Sweden for his part in Iran's 1988 prison massacre is the first step in a long road to accountability, says Dr. Senabargh Zahedi of the National Council of Resistance of Iran

With little progress being made on finding a solution to the Northern Ireland Protocol, will London turn to Article 16?

Der Spiegel has reported that the man was a 35-year-old Russian diplomat who fell from the embassy building in Berlin.

Officers have been told that they can grow beards, wear nail polish and dye their hair if they want to.

Brussels could impose tariffs on UK imports or even tear up the EU-UK Brexit trade deal altogether.

The reported killings took place on Monday, but few details had emerged and there had been no immediate response from Morocco's government.

Poland is the second-biggest user of coal in Europe after Germany.

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Healthy seas have played second fiddle to carbon counting for too long at official negotiations. They should be front and centre, argue scientists Emma Cavan, Erica M Ferrer and Rashid Sumaila

All health care, education, and social care sector workers are required to get a COVID-19 vaccine in Latvia.

The decision by the Dutch Supreme Court is set to further delay the long-running legal battle.

Single women, as well as lesbians, bisexuals, and trans people will now have free access to medically assisted reproduction in Spain's public health system.

Dozens of people had to be evacuated from their homes in the Sarajevo suburb of Otes and in the city of Konjic.

Marginalised groups like the Roma people are disproportionately affected by climate change. They have to be included in the response, not harmed by it, writes the Open Society Foundations' Zeljko Jovanovic

His actions led to a major political crisis for Macron.

Russia annexed Crimea from Ukraine in 2014, a move Western countries regard as illegitimate.

It happened between Dunkirk to Calais.

Greece's daily number of confirmed new COVID-19 infections hit a record high for the second time in a few days.

Doctors in Bosnia are bracing for a new wave of COVID-19 in the Balkan nation that has a low vaccination rate.

In order to successfully stay within the 1.5C global warming limit, we need to stop burning fossil fuels. But this relies on a just and fair transition to clean energy.

The role of secretary-general of the Vatican governorate is usually held by a bishop.

The military university hospital in Prague said the Czech President had been transferred to a rehabilitation unit.

“Hundreds of millions of people are born LGBT. I cannot believe in a God that would create a single person without the right to love and be loved."

Masculine ideals can be both painful and empowering, argues Ph.D. candidate Karlien Strijbosch, who looks at the cases of two Senegalese deportees.

Euronews' Anelise Borges recounts a tumultuous few weeks in Afghanistan after the Taliban swept back into power.

Magdalena Andersson moves a step closer to becoming Sweden's first female prime minister

In a statement posted on social media, he maintained that he is "totally innocent of what I have been accused of and I acted at all times in the interest of public health and safety".

The bodies of five of her children were found at an apartment in the western city of Solingen in September last year.

Fatima Hajji is accused of sending money to her son and his partner while they were in Iraq and Syria between 2014 and 2015.

The snap election is set to take place on January 30 next year.