Russian strikes on Tuesday hit energy infrastructure in several cities including Kyiv, Kharkiv and Dnipro — while a residential block has been hit in the southern port of Mykolaiv.

The German chancellor has decided that all three of the country's nuclear power plants will stay open until mid-April 2023.

Some have questioned how much longer UK PM Liz Truss can remain in office.

Tuesday's industrial action is expected to hit the transport, health, education and energy sectors as workers demand pay rises to cope with high inflation.

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Mikalay Autukhovich's sentence comes just days after another imprisoned activist, Ales Bialiatski, was one of the winners of the 2022 Nobel Peace Prize.

Three of the victims died when they jumped from the upper floors of the building in a desperate attempt to escape the flames, according to the vice governor of the region, Anna Menkova.

The closer the Ukrainian soldiers are to Kherson, the greater the chances of more civilians staying alive - Mykolaiv residents share their views on the Ukrainian army advances.

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Tehran's notorious Evin prison houses hundreds of protesters who were arrested during recent anti-government demonstrations.

Footage made public by domestic outlets showed a man was hauled through a gate into the consular grounds Sunday, where he was kicked and punched by five men as he lay on the ground.

An unmissable symbol of cinema and the American dream, perched on the hills of Los Angeles, the "Hollywood" sign is getting a makeover for its 100th anniversary in 2023.

Lukashenko, a key ally of Russia's Vladimir Putin, won a disputed presidential election in 2020, sparking protests.

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The manoeuvres are likely to coincide with Moscow's own annual nuclear drills, dubbed "Grom", in which Russia tests its nuclear-capable bombers, submarines and missiles.

New finance minister Jeremy Hunt has outlined his economic plan two weeks early, as disquiet grows among Conservative backbenchers over the prime minister's position.

Thousands of people protested in Paris on Sunday in a "march against the high cost of living and climate inaction" organised by a left-wing alliance.

The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation says it will commit €1.23 billion to the effort to end polio worldwide, at the 2022 World Health Summit in Berlin.

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President Zelenskyy accuses Russia of 'terrorising' civilians in a new wave of attacks; EU mulls sanctions against Iran over 'suicide drones': Monday's key developments.

They repeatedly called each other liars and alleged corruption.

The mayor's office in a key eastern Ukrainian city controlled by pro-Kremlin separatists was struck by rockets, Russian state agencies reported.

In an Instagram posting that has now been deleted, the party's head of television programming Rebecka Fallenkvist called Frank “immoral”, among other things, according to Swedish media.

Athens accused Turkey of "instrumentalising illegal immigration", while Ankara hit back at Greek "manipulation" in the two countries' latest row over migration.

Chileans dressed in costume for the Zombie Walk in the capital Santiago. And hundreds of Star Wars cosplayers from seven countries took part in a parade in Mexico City.

As inflation and energy costs continue to rise, hundreds of people gathered in the German capital to call for more help from the government.

On the 50th anniversary of the 'Miracle in the Andes', Euronews spoke with Fernando Parrado, a survivor of the 1972 plane crash in which 16 people managed to stay alive for 72 days in temperatures below -30 degrees Celsius.

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Hundreds march through the streets of Washington, DC in solidarity with the uprising in Iran, sparked by the death of Mahsa Amini after she was arrested by Iran's notorious morality police.

The Just Stop Oil activists sprayed orange paint over an Aston Martin showroom in central London on Sunday.

Animal Rebellion protesters pour milk over the floors of several high street supermarkets and high-end retail outlets, such as Piccadilly's Fortnum and Mason department store.

The fire quickly climbed up the building via the exterior cladding, but the building was quickly evacuated. No injuries were reported.

At least four people died, and 61 were injured after a blaze broke out at a Tehran jail notorious for housing political prisoners. No detainees escaped, according to authorities.

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Master Sri Akarshana opens up about his journey from businessman to educational motivator, and his latest projects in Dubai's yoga and NFT scenes.

Greek firefighters said the body of a 49-year-old woman was found in the sea on Sunday. The day before, a man in his 50s was found dead after he was trapped in his car as torrential rains began.

The German Chancellor Olaf Scholz spoke at the Congress of the Party of European Socialists in Berlin, calling for more military autonomy of the EU and expansion reforms

The Russian Defence Ministry said the assailants were nationals of a former Soviet state and labelled the attack as "terrorism".

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Greenwood, 21, was first arrested and questioned in January and has been on bail since.

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The protest movement sparked by Amini's death in custody entered the fifth week, despite over massive crackdown resulting in more than one hundred casualties.

A night of Russian shelling in Kostyantynivka, eastern Ukraine leaves houses and flats destroyed, forcing civilians to pack up their homes.

Tunisian mourners clash with security forces on Friday after the death of a young man from injuries sustained during a police chase a month ago

The families and comrades of Ukrainian servicemen killed in battle gathered at a cemetery outside the eastern city of Kharkiv on Friday for a ceremony honouring defenders of the nation

Despite being out of the formal coalition government, it's clear the far-right Sweden Democrats wield a great deal of power behind the scenes.

Aid organizations and the UN are calling for urgent famine relief in East Africa as the people of Kenya, Somalia, and Ethiopia confront their worst drought in 40 years.

State media report that 2,296 representatives were “elected” to the congress. All candidates are carefully vetted, and no open campaigning is allowed.

New Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt, a two-time Tory leadership candidate, said PM Liz Truss' government has to "show the world we have a plan that adds up financially."

Former Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Löfven has been elected the new President of the Party of European Socialists.