Employees have “reported incidents of abuse of power, bullying, verbal violence and sexual harassment.”

Authorities said many of the victims of the shootings at three massage parlours are women of Asian descent.

The prosecutor’s office said the amount of counterfeit money taken in was $4 million and €3.6 million.

The report, released Tuesday by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, represents the most detailed assessment of the array of foreign threats to the 2020 election.

Life goes on as usual for the islands 400 residents, only masks and the almost total absence of tourism signal a different time.

There was no immediate claim of responsibility for Monday's massacres, though extremists belonging to the Islamic State in the Greater Sahara group are known to be active in the region.

"We have already seen a problem before now with vaccine hesitancy, but it [the halt] will definitely increase that," Dr William Budd told Euronews.

Any sexual act committed on children under the age of 15 by an adult will be considered rape. The bill still needs to be approved by senators.

Flights bringing visitors from some European countries, Israel and the United Kingdom will begin in April and from mid-May, more countries will be added to the list of those who do not need to quarantine upon arrival.

France is returning a Gustav Klint painting to the family of its pre-war owner.

The new features aim to tackle misinformation on a wide scale and aid the vaccine roll-out.

It's far more complex than the UK just leading the way.

The court said the law is too imprecise in identifying the circumstances under which assisted suicide procedures can occur.

Over a dozen European countries have temporarily suspended the use of the AstraZeneca vaccine following reports of serious blood clotting events. #BrusselsBureau

Sweden and Latvia join other European countries in suspending the use of the jab amid reports of dangerous blood clots in some people recipients

The PM has outlined his government’s foreign policy direction for the coming years, following the UK’s exit from the European Union.

Brussels is set to debate sanctions on four Chinese officials and one entity over human rights abuses against the Uighur Muslim minority.

Despite what many want to believe, the crisis in Syria has been “Europe’s problem” from the start.

The 99-year-old left King Edward VII hospital in London following treatment for an infection and a heart condition.

The 2,000-year-old scroll is the first discovery of its kind since the unearthing of the Dead Sea Scrolls more than 70 years ago.

“I am absolutely convinced that (talks) will not progress far if a Syrian-led process is not supported by a constructive international diplomacy on Syria,” the UN's special envoy for Syria said.

"We are seen as a very green country, lots of opportunities specifically with wind energy, why are we not moving ahead?" asks Photojournalist Kadir van Lohuizen.

The Netherlands has begun voting in a general election. What impact will COVID-19 and a child welfare scandal have on the outcome?

A former rebel fighter recounts why Syrians decided to pick up arms against the forces of the Bashar al-Assad regime, 10 years ago.

“I would also like to take this opportunity to issue a word of advice to the new US administration, which is so eager to give off a smell of gunpowder in our land from across the ocean,” Kim Yo-jong said.

The revolving door signals the challenges for the government of Latin America’s largest nation to implement effective measures to control the virus’ spread, or even agree on which measures are necessary.

The government has come under fire with its proposed crime bill which detractors say does little to tackle violence against women and girls as the country reels from the murder of Sarah Everard.

"I might not live to see a free Syria," Wafa Ali Mustafa told Euronews on the 10th anniversary of the uprising.

Turkey has protested against a recent agreement reached between Israel, Greece, and Cyprus advancing plans to build an underwater electricity cable in the Mediterranean.

It was just fifteen months ago when Iglesias led Podemos into Spain's first coalition government in four decades.

Figures released on Monday by Eurostat revealed that 29,800 Britons became EU citizens in 2019, nearly double the roughly 16,200 who did so the previous year.

Navalny likened his detention conditions to "Orwell's 1984" in an Instagram post on Monday.

The World Health Organization tells Euronews the Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine is safe

The murder of a young woman in London has put the issue under the spotlight.

The investigative newspaper has faced multiple attacks over the years, including the murder of journalist Anna Politkovskaya.

The senior Austrian official in charge of his country's COVID-19 vaccine orders has resigned for failing to buy all the doses available.

Russia's Sputnik V vaccine will soon be produced in France, Germany, and Spain, according to the Russian Direct Investment Fund.

The decree distinguished between the church’s welcoming and blessing of gay people, which it upheld, but not their unions since any such sacramental recognition could be confused with marriage.

The strict lockdown measures come amid what the health ministry called a ‘deterioration’ of the coronavirus situation in the country.

Nominations have been announced for #TheOscars following a year which has heavily impacted the movie industry,

It’s the latest in a series of cases against foreigners at a time of heightened tensions between Iran and the West.

Over the past five years, for many, finding a house has become a nightmare.

Ten years since the start of the conflict in Syria that has killed half a million people, a Syrian journalist recounts how he spent nearly eight years dodging police, bullets and bombs, before finding refuge in Madrid.

Razan Ibraheem, Irish Tatler's 2016 International Woman of the Year, and Ahmed Barakat, who now works for the IOM, look back with Euronews over a decade of conflict.

"It was positively a slaughter in one of the suburbs of Yangon yesterday," Human Rights Watch told Euronews on Monday.

Four women won the top four prizes on Sunday, including Taylor Swift, who became the first female performer to win album of the year three times.

At least four people were shot dead during protests in Myanmar on Sunday, as security forces continued their violent crackdown against dissent following last month's military coup.

London's police commissioner said she was not considering stepping down amid criticism of police handling of a vigil for Sarah Everard.

Police tweeted calls for protesters to return home repeatedly, stating that there were too many demonstrators even as more arrived at the protest.

British-Iranian charity worker, Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, who served five years in jail for allegedly working against Tehran's government, is now accused of participating in a demonstration outside the Iranian embassy in London 12 years ago.