More than 386,450 new cases were reported across India on Friday, as the army opened up its hospitals. Meanwhile, Brazil became the second country to officially top 400,000 COVID-19 deaths.

The two central Asian countries have traded fire in a dispute over a large area of territory.

Previous attempts to ban menthol cigarettes in the US faced pushback from lobbyists and members of Congress.

At least 44 people and injured some 150 others early Friday following a crush during the celebrations of Lag BaOmer at Mount Meron.

Prime minister Antonio Costa announced Portugal would move on to the next step of easing COVID restrictions 48 hours earlier than scheduled.

"We are the best-prepared candidate in the history of the organisation" - The President of North Macedonia, Stevo Pendarovski, tells Euronews of his country's difficulties in the EU accession process, the Balkans' 'non-paper' and how the country is m...

Police in the state of Uttar Pradesh said the user had been spreading false rumours and generating "fear" online.

On Wednesday, French authorities arrested seven former members of the Italian Red Brigades, who were wanted on domestic terrorism charges in the 1970s and 1980s.

The four victims were found dead in separate hospital wards by police on Wednesday night. A fifth resident was seriously injured.

More than eight months after the fraudulent elections that sparked massive pro-democracy protests, it is tempting to declare the Belarusian uprising a failure, argues Tatyana Margolin from Open Society Foundations.

The countries ahead on vaccinations, relatively speaking, are those outside the EU, like Serbia and the UK. Hungary is the exception, but Budapest has bought doses from Russia and China to boost its stocks.

Vladimir Makei, Belarus' foreign minister, sat down with Euronews to discuss anti-government protests, the decline of democracy and relations with Mother Russia.

A 48-year-old Dutch citizen was detained by authorities on Sunday after trying to cycle into Belarus from neighbouring Lithuania.

European nations have learned that U.S. presidents come and go. Waiting for Washington to institute global change is a fool's errand.

Here's a recap of what the US President has achieved in his first 100 days in the Oval Office and what that means for the remainder of his term.

Britain, traditionally the UNFPA's largest contributor, will donate £23 million this year (€26.5 million) down from an expected commitment of £154 million (€177 million).

India has set a global record for daily new cases for seven of the past eight days.

“I can report to the nation: America is on the move again,” he said. “Turning peril into possibility. Crisis into opportunity. Setback into strength.”

Apollo 11 astronaut Michael Collins, who piloted the Columbia command module in the historic 1969 moon landing mission, has died at the age of 90.

It comes as Beckham took part in a vaccine campaign as part of World Immunization Week.

The country's domestic security agency can now monitor people and groups within the so-called 'Querdenker' movement.

The two policemen had been suspended since last June, after their arrest.

On Monday evening, the Kosovan daily newspaper Koha Ditore published claims that Kosovo and Serbia would recognise each other's territorial integrity and sovereignty under an EU deal led by Germany and France.

Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya has been the face of Belarus' opposition. But two new political movements could threaten that, fracturing those who want President Alexander Lukashenko to step aside.

Stevo Pendarovski said that if Europe leaves a void in the region, Russia and China will fill it.

Brussels police have confirmed they are investigating the incident.

The whale carcass has been beached on the southeast coast of the island since last week.

Johnson was asked several times by opposition leaders about who paid for €70,000 worth of work to his Downing Street flat.

French police are still searching for three more suspects who were not at home during the raids.

The most controversial measure concerns the so-called "algorithm" technique which allows the automated processing of connection data to detect threats.

In most Italian regions, restaurants and cafes have reopened for outdoor dining. But how do Italians feel about their newfound freedoms?

Latvian authorities said the building's operators had recently conducted unauthorised renovation work.

Three other left-wing officials have also received threatening letters containing bullets.

With the House out of session, many Republicans from this chamber are expected to skip the event, making it more likely that Biden will end up addressing a mostly friendly Democratic audience.

Shahid Jameel, a virologist and director of the Trivedi School of Biosciences at Ashoka University, told Euronews the COVID crisis raging in the country was ultimately due to a "coming together of multiple factors" including that of vaccine hesitancy...

Critics have decried the reform as a theft of public funds and a takeover of Hungary's higher education system by Prime Minister Viktor Orban.

Switzerland will hold a referendum on whether to push ahead with same-sex marriage.

It's the first attempt to restart talks since a push for a peace deal collapsed in 2017.

A suspected WWII hand grenade found in a Bavarian forest was actually a rubber sex toy, German police have said.

A ruling earlier this month overturned a law that had capped rents in a bid to make the German capital more affordable.

Albania’s prime minister Edi Rama claimed “the most beautiful victory” in parliamentary elections, which would make him the country’s first prime minister to win three terms.

A remotely-piloted boat laden with explosives targeted a Saudi port on Tuesday, according to reports from the state-run Saudi press agency.

The hearing "Algorithms and Amplification", scheduled to go before Congress on Tuesday, is the first entirely focused on social media algorithms and how they may amplify misinformation.

"The era of telling women to ‘just try again’ is over," scientists have said.

Two Spanish journalists and one Irish national were killed in Burkina Faso after an anti-poaching patrol was ambushed.

France has threatened the United Kingdom with "retaliatory measures" on financial services if the post-Brexit agreement on fisheries is not implemented.

Officials said the Love of Lesbian concert held at the Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona showed no signs of spreading coronavirus among the 5,000 spectators.

Prosecutors say the scheme stripped the Swiss government of more than €8 million.

Ioannis Lagos was among dozens of Golden Dawn members sentenced to prison in Greece last year, but as an elected MEP in the European Parliament he had parliamentary protection.

Ursula von der Leyen promises to defend women's rights after saying she felt "hurt" by a seating snub during a meeting with male leaders in Turkey earlier this month.