On November 11, 1921, the war had been over for three years - but Europe was not at peace.

Armistice Day events are being held around Europe, 103 years since the end of the First World War.

Germany has recorded more than 50,000 coronavirus cases in one day for the first time since the pandemic began, in what outgoing Chancellor Angela Merkel called a “dramatic” surge of infections.

H.G. Wells predicted in 1914 that the First World War would usher in a new world order.

Yacine Mihoub will spend a minimum of 22 years behind bars for the murder of Mireille Knoll, in a case that sparked outcry over anti-semitism in France.

Italy has already offered boosters to those 60 years old and older who received their last vaccine dose at least six months earlier.

The union strike began on Wednesday morning and is due to run until Friday.

The alleged offences were committed within the Croatian Ministry for Regional Development and EU funds.

Videos released by an NGO in October showed a prisoner being sexually abused at a prison hospital in the Saratov region.

The populist billionaire is facing allegations of fraud involving nearly €2 million of European Union subsidies.

Up until this summer, Masooma Gholamy was presenting the news for Tamadon TV in Kabul.

Short-haul flights remain popular but maybe not for long, as EU countries move to phase them out.

COVID-19 deaths have increased by 10% in the World Health Organization's Europe and Central Asia region over the last week.

For many, big steins of beer are synonymous with Germany. But is another vice about to challenge its supremacy?

Several NGOs said they would gather to remove the mural on the International Day Against Fascism and Antisemitism, but Serbia's police banned the rally.

France's national state-owned railway company has been ordered to pay more than €1 million in compensation to a passenger who had her leg amputated in 2008 after a train door accident.

North Macedonia's government said it would provide emergency funding for state companies to import the necessary fuel.

Shmulik Peleg is accused of taking his grandson to Israel against the wishes of his Italian relatives.

The collision on June 19 killed left two people dead.

For the first time, girls and women have gained entry to the legendary training centre, which has honed the talents of male stars such as Lionel Messi, Xavi and Andres Iniesta.

The European Commission president vowed to protect democracies and threatened sanctions against countries found to be aiding Lukashenko's efforts to damage the EU.

France already has 56 operational reactors and derives about 70% of its electricity from nuclear energy.

“This appeal smacks of harassment and intimidation and the case should be dropped,” said Catrinel Motoc from Amnesty International

The space agency had been aiming for 2024 for the first moon landing by astronauts in half a century.

A new feature suddenly appeared on photos of pets a couple of days ago. But it's not what it seems.

The arrests in France and Belgium bring the total number of suspects in custody to eight.

In a TV address the French president said over-65s will need COVID booster jabs to extend their health passes from mid-December.

Poland's prime minister accused the Russian president of orchestrating the influx of migrants attempting to cross from Belarus, in a parliamentary debate on Tuesday.

Everyone from the CIA to the PKK to apartheid South Africa has been blamed for the murder of Sweden's most popular leader. The answer may be a lot more simple.

Turkey's Disaster Management Agency said 13 people were rescued from the scene and taken to hospital.

Coronavirus deaths in Russia hit a new record after a nine-day non-working period ended in most of the country’s regions.

Milos Zeman’s announcement came a day after two coalitions that garnered a majority of votes in October's election signed a power-sharing deal.

The European Parliament president said he would return soon after "tests" related to his hospitalisation with severe pneumonia in September.

National Health Service workers will have to be fully vaccinated by April 1 in England, UK health secretary Sajid Javid said.

Spanish authorities suspect the men faked an in-flight medical emergency to force the plane to land so they could illegally enter the country.

The memorial was unveiled on Tuesday, exactly 83 years after Kristallnacht (The Night of Broken Glass").

The EU has the chance to be a trailblazer in halting our wanton destruction of the natural world. There's no time to lose, writes Nina de Ayala Parker

Thomas Pesquet was an avid user of social media during his time in space - take a look through some of the most striking and popular Twitter posts during his time in orbit.

A man reportedly armed with a knife threatened passers-by on the streets of the Norwegian capital, Oslo, on Tuesday, before being shot dead by police.

A rise in cases has prompted the policy reversal.

Austria's climate minister Leonore Gewessler opted to travel for two-days via train to the UN climate conference in Glasgow.

A PNL-PSD coalition would end Romania's political stalemate but would be deeply controversial within both parties and among the voting public.

The European Agency for Fundamental Rights says the biggest increases have been seen in France and Germany but cautions that most other nations aren't accurately recording antisemitic incidents.

It wasn't the most comfortable ride back because the toilet was broken so the astronauts needed to rely on nappies for the eight-hour trip home.

Almost 24 million people in Afghanistan, or 60% of the population, suffer from acute hunger and 8.7 million face famine, says the World Food Programme.

Opposition leader Sir Keir Starmer accused the British PM of 'running scared' following last week's failed attempt by the government to overhaul the policing system for parliamentary ethics.

Ten people were arrested after a series of raids across Portugal on Monday as part of the investigation.

An American man wanted over his role in the storming of the US Capitol has crossed the Belarusian border illegally and is reportedly seeking asylum.

Tensions had been raised after Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik announced plans for a separate army, judiciary, and tax administration.

Security forces used tear gas to disperse the protesters and arrested at least 113 people.