An eight-year-old boy became the sixth victim to die after a man drove his SUV through a suburban Milwaukee Christmas parade on Sunday.

Paris and Rome are due to sign a landmark cooperation pact on Thursday after years of bitter disputes. Can Europe's new bromance steal the show from the French-German couple?

New Zealand will reopen its borders to the world over the coming months, the government announced on Wednesday, allowing for the return of displaced residents from January and tourists from April.

Magdalena Andersson looks set to become the first woman prime minister of Sweden, with parliament due to vote on her premiership on Wednesday.

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A manuscript in which Albert Einstein prepared his theory of general relativity has sold at auction in Paris for a record €11.6 million.

The only person convicted in the 2007 murder of British student Meredith Kercher was freed after serving most of his 16-year prison sentence, his lawyer said.

Dutch coronavirus infection numbers hit a new weekly record on Tuesday.

Russian gas giant Gazprom threatened to cut supplies to Moldova within 48 hours.

President Joe Biden on Tuesday ordered 50 million barrels of oil released from the US' strategic reserve to help bring down energy costs.

The Facebook whistleblower's testimony in Brussels this month showed us the EU's planned Digital Services Act does not go far enough, argues German MEP Patrick Breyer

Tech giant Apple announced on Tuesday that they would sue NSO Group, an Israeli firm known for its spyware that can hack phones.

The number of illegal border crossings is up 45% more than in 2019 but is still below the levels seen in 2015.

The deadly blasts occurred at a factory near Belgrade that produces rocket fuel and several other munitions.

The measure will be maintained for at least 24 hours.

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The 37-year-old man told police officers that he had only driven himself to make sure he arrived on time.

As anger spreads across Europe over re-imposed coronavirus restrictions and lockdowns, the WHO warns that the virus might be with us for many years.

Hungarian MPs passed a controversial law in June banning any content that portrays or "promotes" homosexuality to children.

German soldiers could soon be required to get a COVID-19 jab, amid a growing debate over vaccine mandates.

National judges in EU member states cannot be banned from seeking guidance from the European Court of Justice, the ruling stated.

The UK’s prime minister Boris Johnson left business leaders bemused after stumbling through a speech in which he lost his notes, before talking about a recent visit to a children’s theme park.

“Cumulative reported deaths are projected to reach over 2.2 million by spring next year, based on current trends,” WHO said in a statement.

The doctor is alleged to have falsified vaccine certificates to help people avoid COVID-19 restrictions.

The European Court of Human Rights recently backed a UK inquiry that said Russia was responsible for the killing.

Charged with more than 100 murders and grave war crimes, Nouri is expected to give evidence that allegedly implicates Iran's current president Ebrahim Raisi.

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Seven decades after a traumatic social experiment, indigenous Greenlanders who were removed from their families and taken to Denmark as children are demanding compensation.

The EU's new draft defence and security strategy is a lot less ambitious and more pragmatic than expected. As it should be, argues researcher Niklas Nováky.

Ylva Johansson, the European Commissioner for Home Affairs and migration, talks to Euronews about the ongoing humanitarian situation on the EU's border with Belarus

Here's a round-up of the COVID situation across Europe, where countries are targeting the unvaccinated amid a spike in cases.

Chun Doo-hwan took power in a 1979 coup and repressed pro-democracy protests before going to prison for misdeeds in office.

'You can't buy respect,' said the Czech candidate for Interpol president, Sarka Havrankova, about her rival UAE candidate, Ahmed Naser Al-Raisi.

Before, whole populations were locked down. Now, some countries are targeting only the unvaccinated. Is it justified?

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Officials say at least 46 people have been killed in a bus crash on a motorway 40km south of Bulgaria's capital Sofia.

The driver who plowed into a Christmas parade in Wisconsin, killing at least five people, was leaving the scene of a domestic dispute, police said.

Protesters marched through the Czech capital of Prague on Monday to decry the government’s restrictions on unvaccinated people as new infections soared.

French PM Jean Castex tested positive for COVID-19 after he learned that his 11-year-old daughter had the virus. Earlier in the day, Castex met with Belgian PM Alexander De Croo, who is now quarantining.

The Interior Ministry said the blaze “started from the roof of the building” but the cause is not yet known.

Lukashenko called on the EU to take in 2,000 migrants stranded in Belarus. The EU says Belarus has lured migrants to the country as part of a "hybrid attack" on the bloc.

Schools closed across the French Caribbean island of Guadeloupe after protests against COVID-19 rules and vaccinations descended into days of rioting and looting.

The Central European country has been widely attacked for curtailing independent media and smear campaigns against human rights defenders.

A Christmas market in Berlin opened on Monday, one of a few that will do so as the country faces the fourth wave of COVID-19.

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Here's a look at the images of before and after a volcano started erupting two months ago on Spain's La Palma island in the Canaries.

Tourists have been banned from visiting the small island near Sicily for one month due to dangerous levels of carbon dioxide.

“There are only a few cases," said Luis Argüello, spokesman for Spain's Catholic Church.

Ultra-conservative Jose Antonio Kast and left-wing former student activist Gabriel Boric will run in the second round for the Chilean presidency next month.

He went on to warn that "today the target is Poland, but tomorrow it will be Germany, Belgium, France or Spain".