US President Joe Biden said the US mission was to evacuate Americans and their allies from Afghanistan.

China will now allow couples to legally have a third child as it seeks to hold off a demographic crisis.

The army personnel will be deployed to help with logistics as the city of 10 million people asks residents to “stay put” for two weeks.

To get an idea of how Biden's words and actions have gone down in the US, Euronews spoke to its stateside reporter Ray Suarez.

"Whoever I talk to is not optimistic at all. There is no hope for a better future under Taliban control."

Euronews' Masoud Imani Kalesar looks at the small print in Afghanistan's recent history to give us some ways to understand the recent developments.

Turkey will not become Europe's 'refugee warehouse', said President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.

A Polish humanitarian group has demanded the group, which includes a teenage girl and several sick people, be allowed to claim asylum in their country.

Facebook said this week it had removed over three dozen pages that were spreading online misinformation about COVID-19 vaccines.

The sole survivor so far told Spain's Maritime rescue services the boat had left Africa last week carrying 53 people.

Entrpreneurism, digitalisation, Schengen and NATO: are these the secrets of success for Estonia, or is it their famous methodical manner?

The European Union will accept COVID-19 digital certificates from North Macedonia, Turkey, and Ukraine from Friday.

“I would like to go back to normal, to visit the city and enjoy the summer, but I understand that it is dangerous," Krystsina Tsimanouskaya told Euronews.

Austrian officials have charged a 25-year-old Chechen man with terrorist offenses, linked to the Vienna attack in November.

Some former soldiers in the West have questioned the purpose of the enormous military sacrifices in the 20-year campaign, as troop withdrawals enabled the Taliban to take control.

The foreign secretary, on holiday as the Taliban closed on Kabul, is accused of failing to intervene to try to rescue Afghans who had worked for the British.

"Instead of engaging in pre-emptive panic, the EU should ensure member states ... actually implement existing asylum laws and work together to host refugees."

Israel has reached an agreement with Qatar for the Gulf Arab country to resume aid payments to thousands of families in the Gaza Strip, a step aimed at easing tensions with the Hamas-ruled Palestinian territory in the wake of an 11-day war in May.

Three people have been killed and dozens injured after a bomb exploded in Punjab province of Pakistan.

NATO's former deputy assistant secretary-general Jamie Shea says "NATO is going to have to anticipate eventually a shockwave of more terrorist attacks in the United States and Europe."

From his prison cell, where he is spending the first anniversary of his poisoning, Navalny wrote that corruption is "almost invariably one of the main causes of the global challenges that face the west".

The ban will start Oct. 1 and is the result of requests from banking partners and companies that handle financial transactions, a spokesperson said.

The German Chancellor met the Russian President in Moscow on the first anniversary of the Kremlin critic's poisoning.

Experts fear Afghans who worked for NATO countries will be subjected to "torture and execution".

After meeting with his Libyan counterpart in Moscow, Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said Russia was ready to withdraw its troops from the country, heeding a call from the UN.

The British Ministry of Defense agreed today to begin talks with the Nepalese Embassy over pensions for Gurkha veterans of the British Army .

Raffaele Imperiale has been wanted by Italian police since two stolen Van Goghs, thought to have been bought with criminal cash, were found in a farmhouse he owned outside Naples.

"Once the West begins to pressure the new regime in Kabul, it is very likely that the Taliban will allow al-Qaeda to set up a firm presence in the country again. Then it is just a matter of time before we see attacks emanating outwards."

Afghans fearing for their lives under Taliban rule continue to look for ways out of their home country. Many cross the border into Pakistan while anxious traders at the checkpoint worry about insecurity

"Everyone is vulnerable in the country where the rate of unemployment is 60% and the only source of employment has also come to a standstill," says Ashraf Haidari.

Suspect surrenders to police after bomb threat near US Capitol

A Dutch journalist was the target of a Molotov cocktail attack in the northern city of Groningen, police said.

Lithuanian authorities have launched multiple investigations following the death of 16 people found to have consumed homemade alcohol.

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A teenage suspect has been arrested in Sweden after a man was stabbed and seriously injured at a school in Eslöv.

The rave was shut down on Thursday after several controversies and amid anger from locals.

Another artwork that "looks too much like the original" in another corner of the country has caused a bit of tension.

The local prosecutor said that "it was a motorbike with two people armed with at least one assault rifle — Kalashnikov type — who fired (...) in the street."

The Latvian government is planning to make vaccination compulsory for many professions and is debating whether to allow employers to fire workers who refuse to be vaccinated. A vote on the issue could come this week.

Poland has deployed hundreds of troops and is laying barbed wire along its border with Belarus to stop the arrival of migrants seeking to enter the country.

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The incidence rate in Guadeloupe now stands at more than 1,900 infections per 100,000 population.

The seven pro-democracy activists were in court on Thursday charged with organising and inciting others to take part in an unauthorised assembly held in 2019.

The Taliban have been conducting "targeted door-to-door visits" of individuals they want to apprehend and their family members, a UN report says, despite their promise not to seek revenge on opponents.

The quake followed by a tropical storm wiped out many of the sources of food and income that many depend on for survival in Haiti, already struggling with COVID-19, gang violence and assassination of its president.

Euronews spoke to Afghan journalist Fazel Qazizai, who has years of experience covering the Taliban’s moves in the country

One man was killed and another injured when a ferry smashed into a small boat entering the port of the Spanish island of Ibiza.

Authorities in Gibraltar seized 2.6 metric tons of cannabis resin with a street value of €15 million after a high-speed chase at sea.

The drama has sparked fears about whether the insurgents will govern Afghanistan in the manner they claim.

Many ruling Conservative Party MPs castigated the government over the chaotic events in Afghanistan, but the prime minister insisted the UK had no choice but to withdraw its troops.