German voters are going to the polls in a pivotal election on Sunday.

"After this campaign, no one will be able to say that homophobia no longer exists in Switzerland," a leading activist told Euronews.

US Homeland Security said nearly 2,000 Haitians have been rapidly expelled on flights since Sunday.

Puigdemont has been in exile in Belgium since 2017. Spain wants to put him on trial for his role in the 2017 Catalan independence referendum.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel will leave her position after 16 years, so how will a change of personality affect the existing close ties between Germany and France? Euronews spoke to two experts to find out more.

We take a look at the regions that historically back Germany's main political parties ahead of the 2021 federal elections.

BP has temporarily closed some of its UK petrol stations due to a shortage of lorry drivers as the country struggles to keep supermarket shelves stocked.

They are the Czech Republic's oldest surviving political party. Is that record in danger?

The newly formed coalition plans to organise nationwide protests against the election's outcome and file lawsuits to contest the results.

Germany's is really the only election in town this weekend. But, if you fancy going against the mainstream, here's everything you need to know about Iceland's parliamentary poll.

The convicted Venezuelan terrorist known as the "Carlos the Jackal" has has his third life sentence upheld, which was handed down for a 1974 grenade attack in Paris.

After the devastating flooding that hit the Ahr Valley in Germany this summer, inhabitants worry they could soon be living in ghosts towns as many don't want to return.

The law will prevent wealthy businessmen in Ukraine from funding political parties or taking part in the privatisation of state assets.

Very few politicians have been as long-serving as Angela Merkel, except perhaps Jean-Claude Juncker. We speak to the former EU Commission President about Merkel's legacy in Europe, their time spent working together and her role as chancellor over the...

Poland has extended a broadcasting license to Discovery's TVN24 but also adopted a resolution against foreign ownership in Polish media companies.

Police in the UK have made a further appeal for information following the murder of a young school teacher last week.

Both claim ownership of Mali Školj and Veliki Školj, a land dispute that has rumbled on since the early 1990s.

The claimants have announced that they will appeal the ruling.

Migrants have told Euronews conditions are better at the new facility but NGO Doctors Without Borders (MSF) said it was "nothing more than a prison for people whose only crime is seeking safety".

Paris police have detained a man wanted in Italy over the disappearance of an 18-year-old woman, who had refused an arranged marriage in Pakistan.

A whole solidarity network has been set up in record time on La Palma in the Spanish Canary Islands.

The leaders of the Labour, Centre and Socialist Left parties have met in Oslo for coalition talks for the first time since this month's election.

Hate speech directed towards Jewish citizens, buildings, and communities will be punished under the legislation.

Credited as Europe's crisis manager, Merkel was most well known for her role in managing the financial and migration crises. Here's a look back.

Italy will soon decide whether or not to decriminalise cannabis in a referendum next year, as campaign groups gathered 500,000 signatures, the threshold required by law to trigger a nationwide vote.

But, how does it compare to earnings for the men's tournament?

"We remain scarred for life," said the superintendent who was the first police officer to arrive at the Bataclan massacre on November 13, 2015.

Germany’s far-left party Die Linke has been eager to join a governing coalition but the leading Social Democratic Party candidate said they have to agree to several demands first.

"We've won a battle. I don't know if we've won the war against the virus. This is a world war," said Henrique Gouveia e Melo, the navy officer in charge of Portugal's vaccine rollout.

The 2021 ozone hole is one of the biggest on record. But the impacts on weather and climate patterns remain quite mysterious.

Meet the two young green politicians, Katharina Sparrer and David Schiepek, who believe that Germany's federal elections are all about the climate.

Exactly one month before the vote on September 26, polls suggest none of the main would-be successors to Germany's long-standing leader enjoys strong public appeal.

The British Prime Minister is due to host a major United Nations climate summit in Glasgow in November.

The Polish region of Swietokrzyskie abandoned the idea of declaring itself an "LGBT-free zone" under pressure from Brussels.

A privately financed team of experts from Estonia has begun investigations on the wreck of the ship, which sank in 1994.

A young French man has been convicted of sending death threats to a former director of Charlie Hebdo on Twitter.

The Tirana Appeals Court confirmed that Adriatik Llalla was guilty of hiding money involved in illegally owned properties.

Nearly three million working poor people in the EU cannot afford to turn on the heating amid a rise in energy prices, a new study has found. The European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC) said that 15% of the EU’s working poor lacks enough money

In what could appear as a mea culpa from Washington, Biden and Macron said in a joint statement “that the situation would have benefitted from open consultations among allies on matters of strategic interest to France and our European partners."

More than 6,000 people have been evacuated to safety as a new volcanic vent blew open, spewing thousands of tonnes of molten rock, volcanic ash and toxic gases into the air.

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson told France to 'donnez moi un break' and get over its anger over the cancellation of a submarine deal between Paris and Canberra.

Croatian police say they have identified a mysterious woman found on a remote part of an island as a 57-year-old Slovakian citizen.

Faced with American disengagement from Europe and an increasingly powerful China, the UK and the EU should overcome post-Brexit divisions and focus on shared interests.

The aircraft went missing near the city of Khabarovsk in Russia's Far East on Wednesday, authorities said.

MEP Francesca Donato said she could not support the Italian government's "discriminatory" measure to make COVID-19 health passes mandatory for workers.

Casinos, slot machines and internet betting were banned in Ukraine after a deadly fire at a gaming hall in 2009. More than a decade later, Kyiv is betting big on opening up the market once more.

Germany's Social Democratic Party has been leading in the polls for more than a month ahead of parliamentary elections on September 26.

The World Health Organization has tightened its guidelines for recommended air pollution limits, after it found evidence of damage to human health at lower levels than previously thought.

The Hague District Court ruled that ethnicity can be one of the criteria for singling out passengers, but not the only one.

They argued their act was "to protect the population from the harmful effects" of 5G, according to Villefranche prosecutor Laëtitia Francart.