The princess is a first-year student at university in Amsterdam and had been hoping to have a 'normal' student life, out of the royal spotlight.

The game saw England knocked out of the 1986 Word Cup in Mexico, and became one of the most talked about in football history.

The investigation into events at the US Capitol saw new video from inside the building, and reviewed Secret Service messages about plans for violent protests.

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"Almost 50% of positions in emergency medicine remained vacant (in 2022), and many of those who fill these positions eventually decide to leave", the National Secretary of the doctors' union ANAAO told Euronews.

A lack of regulation and quality control in the popular sector increasingly attracting foreign patients is raising concerns among dental professionals trying to maintain their credibility.

North Korean officials responded by claiming Seoul's "provocation" was behind the hermit nation's latest flexing of military might.

On 14 February 2018, Nikolas Cruz opened fire at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Florida, from which he had been expelled a year earlier, killing 17.

World financial leaders meeting in Washington have criticised the Truss government's unfunded tax cut plan amid fears the market turmoil could overshadow more considerable challenges.

With evidence of appalling war crimes in Ukraine following a U.N. Human Rights Committee investigation, Euronews speaks to Karim Khan, about his role as chief prosecutor at the International Criminal Court in The Hague.

Activists on bicycles gather outside the location of a dinner attended by members of the IMF and World Bank annual meetings in Washington DC to protest the funding of fossil fuels and to call for support for countries affected by climate change.

Russia's President Vladimir Putin met with his Turkish counterpart President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on the sidelines of a regional leaders summit in Kazakhstan.

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The far-right SPD party has been gaining support in the Czech Republic as the cost of living soars, pushing many into poverty.

The Iguazu Falls, on the border between Brazil and Argentina, records a flow of water almost ten times higher than usual, after heavy rains in the southern Brazilian state of Parana.

"There is no doubt that we are still in a crisis situation," Vicky Pryce, Chief Economic Advisor at the Centre for Economics and Business Research in the UK, told Euronews.

Slovak police refused to comment on whether the shooting could have been a hate crime.

Russian shelling in the southern Ukrainian city of Mykolaiv struck a five-story building, damaging it severely. Regional governor Vitali Kim said an 11-year-old boy was rescued from under the rubble, where he had spent six hours.

A new advisory board is confident of a breakthrough in the long-running row over the sculptures known in Britain as the "Elgin Marbles", in a potential exchange deal.

Ukraine's counteroffensive is continuing to enjoy success, it's claimed.

Tens of thousands of Catholic faithful gathered in Fatima, Portugal for the traditional pilgrimage. But this year, their prayers and thoughts are also with the Portuguese Catholic church which has been in the spotlight due to cases of alleged sexual ...

"We have never seen such an increase," said German pawnbroker Nikolaus Bode

A city in southern Pakistan is still suffering from flooding after torrential rainfall 42 days ago.

Elon Musk’s SpaceX has signed up 82-year-old Dennis Tito, the world's first space tourist, for a Starship flight around the Moon.

In a TV interview, the French president accused his Russian counterpart of dragging Europe into the war and called on him to respect Ukraine's territorial integrity.

A peek inside a factory in a town on the outskirts of Milan, which manufactures the football World Cup trophy. Italy, however, will miss out on the 2022 World Cup after it failed to qualify for the tournament.

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Austria is seeking closer cooperation with other neutral EU countries such as Cyprus, Ireland, and Malta.

Broken windows and doors, security guards' room set on fire, computer equipment burnt or looted, this is what the French Institute looked like after the protesters' attack during the demonstrations that followed the resignation and replacement of the...

Iran-made drones fired at Kyiv; search for survivors after Mykolaiv missile strike; Russia 'may not renew' Ukraine grain export deal: Thursday's key developments.

Jones spread lies saying the deadliest school shooting in US history never happened, and that grieving families were actors.

This was the strongest support from the General Assembly for Ukraine and against Russia since Russian troops invaded Ukraine on 24 February.

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Jury orders the Infowars host and founder Alex Jones to pay $965 million to people who suffered from his lies about the Sandy Hook school massacre in 2012.

While Spain, Italy and the United States celebrate the day Christopher Columbus landed on the American continent in 1492, some Latin American countries have opted to venerate their indigenous cultures instead of their colonisers.

Following Russia's recent missile strikes on energy facilities across Ukraine, authorities in Kyiv warn of blackouts and ask millions around the country to slash their power consumption. Euronews correspondent Sasha Vakulina outlines this latest stor...

Syria unveils a mosaic floor dating to the Roman era dating back to the fourth century in the city of al-Rastan in Syria's west-central province of Homs, after its discovery was announced by Syria's General Directorate of Antiquities.

Increased attacks by Russia on critical Ukrainian national infrastructure were expected following the Kerch bridge strike, Dr Patrick Bury told Euronews.

Despite the ongoing threat, some Kyiv residents were out visiting St. Michael's Golden-Domed Monastery to pray as well as a monument wall for the country's fallen soldiers.

The UK's Supreme Court has begun hearing evidence on whether Scotland's Parliament can legislate to hold a second referendum on Scottish independence.

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The Russian leader claimed the attack on the Nord Stream pipelines was an attempt by the US to weaken Europe by disrupting the flow of cheap gas from Russia.

Is it a car? Or a plane? Or a drone? Created by Chinese company XPENG AEROHT, this test of the electric flying taxi offers a glimpse into the future, where people may one day soar through over the city to their destination, leaving traffic jams far ...

Fuel shortages in France are set to continue after the CGT labour union vowed to continue industrial action and challenge the government's requisition in court.

The team manager said the players "apologise from the bottom of our hearts" after criticism online, and from politicians.

Human rights lawyer Pavel Chikov has warned that simply displaying the Instagram and Facebook logos, or advertising on those networks, could be deemed illegal under Russia's criminal code.

Rescue workers look for victims after a devastating landslide swept through the Venezuelan town of Las Tejerias.

Thousands of Jewish worshippers attended the Priestly Blessing at the Western Wall in Jerusalem. The traditional blessing, usually attended by tens of thousands of worshippers, is held three times a year on the holidays of Sukkot, Shavuot and Passove...

Mourners visit the Bali bombings memorial site in Kuta, on the 20th anniversary of the deadly blasts which killed 202 people, including 88 Australians. A memorial marks the names of those killed where the Sari Club, a popular nightclub, used to stand...

The British prime minister, in office for barely a month, is struggling to stem the tide amid massive market turmoil, gloomy economic forecasts and a catastrophic drop in ratings.