European citizens now need a valid passport to enter the UK as post-Brexit rules enter into force on Friday.

While it is unclear whether the Nord Stream 2 pipeline will ever start operating, its very appearance signals Moscow’s malign intentions vis-à-vis Ukraine. The West should step up efforts to help Kyiv guard its fundamental security interests and t...

If Saakashvili "sets foot on Georgian soil, he will be immediately arrested and imprisoned," the prime minister said earlier this week.

In what may appear as a provocation, North Korea said it had test-fired a new anti-aircraft missile just hours before an emergency meeting at the UN Security Council was due to address Pyongyang's recent weapons firings.

Dozens of sportswomen have left Afghanistan fearing for their future and a new campaign called 'Together Unbreakable' is aiming to help them make a new start.

The battle in Congress continues on how to raise the government's borrowing cap before the United States risks a potentially catastrophic default.

Nearly half a million people in the UK could have to decide between paying their energy bill or food as natural gas prices soar.

Dobrev led the vote to decide who will take on Viktor Orban in next year's presidential election.

OVD-Info joins the Mediazona website and the human-rights project Zona Prava on Russia's blacklist of critical media organisations.

Police data show Albania has seen a rise in arrests for illegal entry this year, as numbers of migrants trying to reach Albania have skyrocketed.

"We have massive support from the people and this is what inspires us to move forward." - Natalia Gavrilița, Prime Minister of Moldova.

Armenia's former minister of defence has been detained on suspicion of abuse of power, fraud and embezzlement.

Satellite imagery showed a D-shaped tongue of molten rock building up on the island's western shore measured 338 hectares by the end of Wednesday.

Prosecutors had said that Domenico Lucano had facilitated marriages for immigrant women to defend his political position.

UK's CBI warns staff shortages could last for two years, as businesses call for more visas to be given to low-skilled workers.

The head of the Slovenian STA news agency has said that he "cannot accept the conditions imposed" by the country's government.

As talks with the International Monetary Fund stall, is it a good idea for China to fill Ukraine's funding vacuum?

Serbia refuses to recognise its former province, Kosovo, as a sovereign nation which hinders both their access to the European Union.

The city's fire service said dozens of first responders were involved in an operation to rescue a group of rowers who were surprised by the twister on Wednesday.

Police are investigating why the 240-metre-high turbine collapsed just hours before it was due to be officially inaugurated.

Police officer Wayne Couzens, who raped and murdered 33-year-old Sarah Everard in London in March, has been sentenced to life in prison.

Tensions between Kosovo and Serbia ratcheted up earlier this month when Kosovo demanded, in a reciprocal move, that Serbian cars crossing the border buy temporary licence plates.

Has the Swiss same-sex marriage vote opened up a new "Iron Curtain" when it comes to LGBT rights in Europe?

"Voters handed the real power to two smaller parties, the Greens (Die Grünen) and the liberal FDP, who are now guaranteed to be part of almost any possible coalition."

Sarkozy, 66, who denied any wrongdoing, was not in court to face the ruling. His lawyer has confirmed that he will appeal.

As a country deeply entrenched in its Catholic roots, euthanasia – a practice condemned by the Church’s teaching – has long been a deeply controversial topic.

Officials said at least five of the dead in the riot at Litoral penitentiary in Guayaquil were beheaded.

Irmgard Furchner, who was between 18 and 19 years old at the time of the events and lives in a home for the elderly near Hamburg, is to be tried for "complicity in murder in more than 10,000 cases", according to the prosecution.

Poland, Lithuania and Latvia have declared states of emergency at their borders with Belarus over an influx of migrants.

Magdalena Andersson was unanimously nominated to become the next party leader of the ruling Social Democrats.

Members of Russia’s Communist Party allege the vote was rigged after their defeat in races in the Russian capital.

Kishida promised action on COVID-19 resurgence and to counter China in the region.

French lawmakers backed its use in late July but worked in the bill then that any extension past November 15 would need their approval.

Sweden removes most of its remaining COVID-19 restrictions on Wednesday, despite rising case numbers. Portugal winds up its military-led vaccine task force as the target of fully inoculating 85% of the population has been reached, and Russia hits ano...

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Just 47% of Slovenian adults have been inoculated, a much lower protection rate than the EU average of 64%.

The last general election six months ago failed to produce a governing coalition in the Netherlands.

From measuring gas emissions to assessing damage, the Sentinel satellites of the European Copernicus network have been providing crucial data.

A group of hooded youths backed by the extreme right-wing political group targeted a rival gathering at a school in Thessaloniki.

It came as General Mark Milley called the 20-year war in Afghanistan a "strategic failure"

The Dutch consumer watchdog said Samsung had exerted "undue influence" on the price of television sets sold by several online retailers.

Nearly 34,000 Jews were killed within two days in 1941 at a ravine near Kyiv when the city was under Nazi occupation.

Jadot will be hoping to capitalise on a strong showing from the Greens in last weekend's German election.

Poland introduced a near-total ban on abortions earlier this year.

The Taliban largely funded their insurgency on the production and trade in opium but have since signalled they would ban it.

The leaders of the two parties that are expected to determine who will become Germany’s next chancellor have started talks, claiming they have found some common ground.

"Angela Merkel had more luck in pushing the climate agenda abroad than at home - in Germany, she had no choice but to balance between competing demands from powerful car and coal industries."

The weather sparked more than 120 incidents, mostly vehicles stuck in the snow.

North Korea said on Wednesday it successfully tested a new hypersonic missile, which it implied was being developed as nuclear capable.

Will the move prompt fresh protests?