Gas, water and electricity shortages have heavily affected the residents of Mariupol and Chernihiv, among other cities.

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The formal apology came more than five years after an inquiry into historical abuse at church institutions.

Researchers say that more than 18 million people have probably died because of the coronavirus.

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The 49-year-old man was given an 18-year prison sentence by a Paris court.

In this episode of The Global Conversation Euronews' Efi Koutsokosta speaks to Estonia's Prime Minister Kaja Kallas about the ongoing war in Ukraine.

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The Ukrainian president had demanded last week that Brussels create a "new special procedure" to grant his country "immediate" membership.

The bill has been criticised by right-wing Italian MPs and will now go to the country's Senate.

Moscow says it was aware of 16,000 applications to fight alongside Russian forces.

Dozens of babies born to surrogate mothers are waiting in a Kyiv bomb shelter for their foreign biological parents to claim them, as the war in Ukraine tears through a once booming cross-border business.

A military drone that appeared to have flown from Ukraine crashed on the outskirts of Croatia's capital.

Russia struck near airports in western Ukraine on Friday, widening its military offensive as a convoy appeared outside the capital city Kyiv.

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China’s Premier Li Keqiang on Friday called the situation in Ukraine “grave” and offered Beijing’s help in playing a “positive role” for peace while continuing to refuse to criticise Russia.

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Russian airstrikes have hit Dnipro in central Ukraine, and military airfields at Lutsk and Ivano-Frankivsk in the west. The EU's top diplomat is proposing to double military aid for the country.

American missile defence and reconnaissance forces in the Pacific have been placed in a state of “enhanced readiness” in preparation for a full-range test, a senior administration official said Thursday.

Euronews' Giorgia Orlandi joined Giuseppe on his journey from Milan back to the country of his birth.

The former leader said his supporters needed to be prepared following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Protesters have rallied for several days after a convicted murderer and Corsican independence activist was left in a coma by another prisoner.

A Polish court said the European Convention on Human Rights was partly incompatible with the constitution.

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French President Emmanuel Macron would raise the retirement age to 65 if reelected in April, his government spokesman said.

The Spanish clergy has long been criticised for its failure to investigate allegations of sexual violence.

Ukrainians who fled Kyiv for the EU fear for the family they've left behind as Russia's war rages on.

The populist party formed an alliance with the Popular Party to jointly govern in Castilla y León.

There was no breakthrough when the Ukrainian and Russian foreign ministers met in Turkey, their first encounter since Putin's forces invaded Ukraine two weeks ago.

Novak is a loyal ally of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban.

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"There can be no safe havens for those who have supported Putin’s vicious assault on Ukraine," said UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

"The response to the Russian attack on Ukraine is a live test of European sovereignty and our ability to protect the European way of life."

"It felt as if they were hitting us with all the guns that exist."

The Biden administration says Russia could launch a chemical or biological attack in Ukraine, after Moscow accused Kyiv of developing non-conventional weapons, without giving evidence.

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They come in addition to the more than 2.3 million who have fled the country since the start of the Russian invasion on February 24.

Yoon is to take office in May and serve a single five-year term as leader of the world’s 10th largest economy.

The defendants were convicted of conspiring to kill 85-year-old Father Jacques Hamel in his Normandy church in 2016.

Police and soldiers rushed to the scene to evacuate victims, carrying out a heavily pregnant and bleeding woman on a stretcher.

The world must be nature positive as soon as possible or risk a "loss of biodiversity reaching unprecedented rates".

Opposition MPs and the Ukrainian ambassador to the UK have criticised "bureaucratic hassles" impending Ukrainians from travelling to Britain.

22 Greenlandic children were brought to Denmark in 1951 for a "better life" but instead suffered away from their families.

Two young children were injured when a man deliberately drove the vehicle into pedestrians in Oslo in 2019.

German doctors are currently banned from providing information on abortions and face fines or prison sentences.

This is the worst crisis Europe has faced since 1945. It is also the most dangerous.

Officers say they have put their investigation on ice!

Annamaria, 10, fled after bombs started falling in her hometown Kharkiv.

All 150 passengers and crew were killed when the co-pilot deliberately crashed the aircraft into the French Alps.

Between the 16th and 18th centuries, around 4,000 people in Scotland were accused of 'witchcraft'.