The Orthodox cathedral of the Holy Trinity is still not ready for Christmas mass. But its story and the quest to bring it back is one of resilience.

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A record 9.5 million COVID-19 infections were reported across the world over the previous week — a 71% increase on the previous seven-day period.

Bogdanovich, famous for his 1970s black-and-white classics, inspired a new generation of filmmakers, from Wes Anderson to Noah Baumbach.

Poroshenko has been indicted for high treason over his involvement in trading coal with the separatists in the eastern Ukrainian breakaway region of Donbas.

Many of those who stormed the Capitol in January 2021 were followers of the unfounded conspiracy.

In a few weeks, travellers will only be able to visit the city once they have booked their one-day €5 tickets online, in a move aimed at limiting the number of entries.

Marko Francišković became the unexpected leader of Croatia's massive anti-vaccination movement. Now, he is facing charges for terrorism -- but not due to his fundamentalist ideas.

The US president pledged to fight for "the soul of America" in a blistering attack on his predecessor, on the first anniversary of the insurrection by Trump supporters.

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"I believe that this decision sets a dangerous precedent," said Poland's secretary of state for cybersecurity.

An image available on Google appears to show a man who looks like Gammino outside a fruit shop in Galapagar in July 2018.

The hackers were able to access a Portuguese media conglomerate's email and text message system.

Nearly 40 tourists were killed in the attack, with a further 39 injured, after Seifeddine Rezgui opened fire on a beach outside Sousse.

The searches come just weeks before Austria makes COVID vaccines mandatory.

This year's parade featured a giant mechanical elephant, live camels, and acrobats, as well as a traditional fireworks display at the end.

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Lithuania angered Beijing by letting Taiwan's office in Vilnius bear the name Taiwan instead of Chinese Taipei.

It comes with COVID infections surging to record levels.

The scale of the protests is unprecedented. Why and what next for the Central Asian country?

Here's a look across Europe at the conversation on mandatory vaccines.

Under the bill, a negative COVID-19 test will no longer grant access to most public venues.

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The statue is three metres tall and has a phallus measuring a whopping 1.5 metres in length.

Polish newspaper Gazeta Wyborcza published a report on Wednesday claiming that the PiS-led government has purchased and used the powerful spying software since 2017.

Strong winds blew the bouncy castle several metres into the air during a local fair, authorities said.

Under new restrictions on Monday, citizens must have a "super green pass" to use modes of transport such as boats.

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The latest stabbings have prompted renewed discussion about the possible causes of youth violence, with experts suggesting these include a rise in the number of children who are vulnerable, increased pressure on services such as policing, and social ...

A new set of US sanctions against Bosnian Serb nationalist leader Milorad Dodik are in response to secessionist moves that have caused political instability in the country.

Witnesses told Euronews he criticised Rome's use of a COVID pass to push Italians to get vaccinated.

The agency, set up ahead of Sweden’s next general election scheduled for September 11, is to defend the country against "inappropriate influences", the authority said.

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They were known for their atypical physical transformation and their controversial scientific works.

The EU must combine people-focused initiatives with climate policy to ensure a fair transition to climate neutrality, argue the heads of the International and European Trade Union Confederations, Sharan Burrow and Luca Visentini.

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They say they've worked overtime to mitigate Europe gas supply problems.

Here's a round-up of the COVID situation across Europe, where countries are tightening restrictions and trying to boost vaccinations amid a spike in cases.

Many lawmakers went on to seek therapy. Some were diagnosed with post-traumatic stress.

The Paris-Dakar rally no longer goes through Africa because of the threat of terrorism. It is currently being held in Saudi Arabia.

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During Kim’s 10-year rule, North Korea has performed 62 rounds of ballistic missile tests, compared with nine rounds during his grandfather and state founder Kim Il Sung’s 46-year rule, and 22 rounds during Kim Jong Il’s 17-year rule.

The French president turned on the country's five million unvaccinated in a newspaper interview, in a move seen as further politicising the pandemic debate.

The man had been on the run from the authorities for 20 years when he was picked up by police near Warsaw.

Dozens of French tourists were killed when the Flash Airlines flight crashed off the Egyptian coast in January 2004.

French associations "#NousToutes" and "Féminicides Par Compagnons ou Ex" both reported three femicides in different parts of France within a 12-hour period on New Year's Day.

The move prompted China to restrict diplomatic contacts with Lithuania and stop issuing visas.

The court awarded more than €74 million in damages to the families of six of the victims, but it remains unclear how they will receive compensation from Tehran.

The prince’s lawyers say that a 2009 deal Virginia Giuffre struck with financier Jeffrey Epstein should prevent her from suing Andrew now, even though he wasn’t a party to it.

Poland was the only country to grant asylum to Belarusians in significant numbers, according to Eurostat.