Russia’s penitentiary service alleges that Navalny violated the probation conditions of his suspended sentence from a 2014 money-laundering conviction that he has rejected as politically motivated.

One of the spots on the SpaceX's multi-day flight that will orbit Earth will be awarded via a lottery system.

People in a 25-kilometre stretch west from Wooroloo to the Walyunga National Park northeast of Perth were told Tuesday it had become too dangerous to leave their homes.

And internet gold isn't the only thing to come out of Sen Bernie Sanders' memorable inauguration appearance - $1.8 million (€1.5 million) was raised for charitable organisations in his home state of Vermont.

Merkel said the situation with COVID-19 is "similar to the flu vaccine, where you re-vaccinate against the new mutation of the virus every time".

Myanmar, also known as Burma, has been a US democracy promotion project for decades.

Global condemnation has followed a military coup in Myanmar, in which senior officials from the ruling party, including de facto president Aung San Suu Kyi, were arrested. But what more can be done?

Restaurants and museums reopen in Italy as country eases restrictions.

The military said the coup was the result of the government’s failure to act on claims of voter fraud in November’s parliamentary election.

BREAKING: France says its ski lifts will remain closed for at least another month

The man was arrested in Toulon after a severed head was found in a cardboard box that had been thrown out of a window of a flat.

Police so far have not confirmed to Euronews how many injuries there are from the incident but Belgian media are reporting several.

Jaak Madison, from the right-wing EKRE party, said he had nominated the former US President just two hours before the deadline.

In November video of Paris police appearing to beat and abuse a black music producer inside his studio shocked the country.

North America and Europe have a higher percentage of population vaccinated against coronavirus than the rest of the world so far.

Montenegro is united in its desire to join the EU. On everything else, it is more divided than ever.

The UK is expected to stop selling petrol and diesel cars by 2030. But some car manufacturers are dubious about whether this is possible. Stellantis has even said it could force one of its UK factories to close.

There's a light at the end of the tunnel in Spain for care home residents and workers who have received their COVID vaccines. But they also recall the horror of the first wave.

"I will always defend my profession. My job is not to click and collect and put food in a box. I have always been a restaurateur, I love what I do," Stéphane Turillon, owner of La Source Bleue, said.

Several police officers were injured in clashes, while around 850 people in total were fined following Sunday's rally.

Resistance is growing after nearly a year of restrictions on businesses, travel, and community life.

"It was ignored by most doctors who didn't think it was related, but now with all these increasing reports, it's looking like it's part of this syndrome," said Professor Tim Spector.

The current measures that have begun have been seen as mild in a week in which the government appeared to be preparing to issue new stay-at-home orders.

Temperatures were expected to be as low as -6C for the New York City metro area.

A spokesperson for the French government said Paris called for "the vote of the Myanmar people to be respected" and UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson wrote on Twitter that he condemns "the coup and unlawful imprisonment of civilians, including Aung San...

Thousands of ultra-Orthodox Israelis attended a rabbi's funeral, flouting the country's ban on large public gatherings during the pandemic.

A Spanish newspaper published the details of Lionel Messi's €555 million contract with FC Barcelona.

Former President Donald Trump has parted ways with his lead impeachment lawyers just over a week before his Senate trial.

Irish PM Micheál Martin said there were "lessons to be learned" over the EU's move to tighten coronavirus vaccine exports.

Thousands of Hong Kongers are moving to Britain since Beijing imposed a strict national security law on the Chinese territory last summer.

Political parties in Italy are in talks to end the political crisis over the country's economic recovery after Giuseppe Conte stepped down as prime minister.

An emergency room nurse in Sweden has won a prize to watch films for a week alone in a lighthouse on a remote island.

An authorized demonstration quickly turned into a party in the centre of Perpignan on Saturday, with about 200 ravers dancing to a podium-mounted sound system.

The governing coalition is being criticised for expelling children who are considered to be "well-integrated", including a 12-year-old girl born in Austria.

UK music label Transgressive said the musician passed away after "``True to her spirituality she had climbed up to watch the full moon."

The market was the site of a December 2019 outbreak of the virus. Scientists initially suspected the virus came from wild animals sold in the market. The market has since been largely ruled out but it could provide hints to how the virus spread so wi...

Moscow has been locked down and there is a heavy police presence in other Russian cities as tens of thousands of people protest to demand the release of jailed Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny.

UK trade with the Pacific partner nations was worth 111 billion pounds in 2019 - around six times less than the business it conducts with the EU.

The rally was organised by a new right-wing political party that has opposed same-sex marriage and supported clerics that have defied coronavirus restrictions.

Players from Chelsea, West Bromwich Albion and Manchester United have been targeted by online abuse.

The newly inaugurated American president has had a hard time getting support for his $1.9 trillion (€1.6 trillion) COVID-19 relief plan from Republicans.

Preliminary reports indicate that the tractor-trailer skidded and veered onto the opposite lane near Syzran in the Samara region.

Protests against Poland's new abortion law take place in cities across the country.

The coronavirus was initially widely seen as the great equalizer, infecting rich and poor. But studies have since shown that some people are more vulnerable than others, including the world's poorest.

The key stories of the week have been captured by photographers around the world.


Europe's tightening of coronavirus measures includes severe travel restrictions in attempts to keep out new variants

Sheikh Mohammed wrote on Twitter that hereditary rulers in the country's seven emirates and at the federal level would nominate those for citizenship.

With no paying visitors or state aid big enough for its very particular needs, it still faces huge bills to keep 2,000 animals fed and healthy.

Voronkov said there are children from 60 countries in the camps who are the responsibility of their member states, not of Syria or the groups that control the camps.

Wuhan Jinyintan Hospital was one of the city’s first to deal with patients in early 2020 suffering from a then-unknown virus and is a key part of the epidemiological history of the disease.