"I am European. I am also a Pole, but mainly a European," Robert Galemba, a protester, said.

At least 700 people will live in the so-called Kybartai Alien Registration Centre after it was renamed in late September.

The two frontrunners for prime minister are men close to Tehran and with the backing of significant militia forces.

An exhibition of Goya's work aims to provide art lovers with an immersive experience which gives a deeper understanding of the artist's life

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Angela Merkel accompanied Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett to the Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial on her last visit to Israel as German Chancellor.

Both Brussels and London have blamed each other for the lack of progress and warned they're running out of patience.

Milos Zeman has a key role to play in establishing a new government following the loss of close ally Prime Minister Andrej Babis.

Seven people were rescued and hospitalised, including one in a "serious condition".

Surveys show the Taiwanese overwhelmingly favour their current de-facto independent state and strongly reject unification with China.

Opposition leaders had called for Kurz to go and planned to bring a no-confidence motion against him to parliament on Tuesday.

France and Germany reiterated their support for the EU Commission but Hungary has welcomed the Polish ruling, calling on the bloc to respect national sovereignty.

In September, there were more than one million people living in the UK who reported they were suffering from long COVID.

What started as a few friends wanting to watch a movie together outside during the pandemic has grown into a popular regular feature

From 2023, multinational corporations will have to pay taxes in countries where they operate - not just where they have their headquarters.

Banisadr's family said in a statement online Saturday that he died in a hospital in Paris after a long illness.

Together and the centre-left bloc announced on Saturday evening that they have signed a memorandum of their will to govern together.

Taiwan and China split in 1949 amid civil war, with the then ruling Nationalist Party fleeing to the island as Mao Zedong's Communists swept to power on the mainland.

In Russia, the vaccination rate is low with just 29% of the country’s 146 million people now fully vaccinated.

The International Organization for Migration says the shooting was linked to notorious overcrowding at the centre where conditions are deplorable.

The scandal, named after the mineral in bricks that caused walls to crack and crumble across Ireland, is estimated to have affected over 20,000 homes.

Hundreds of migrants from Africa and Asia live in an abandoned farm in Kárásztanya, near the Serbian-Hungarian border. Euronews spoke to some of them.

Norway's Labour and Centre parties say they have agreed to form a minority coalition government after weeks of talks following September's election.

The EU-UK 'sausage wars' could be coming to an end and GB-Northern Ireland border checks greatly reduced under Brussels' plan, EU sources tell Euronews.

Eighteen students and one academic have been released after a Turkish court dismissed charges against them for organising a 2019 pride march.

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Orban and Babis have been hitting the anti-migrant campaign trail together.

Portugal's parliament has passed four new laws preventing discrimination against blood donors based on their sexual orientation.

The ruling that Polish law has supremacy over the EU's sent shockwaves across Europe. But what will it mean for EU-Poland relations?

Syrians say they are forced to bake bread at home amid a severe wheat crisis.

Two children have been rescued from the rubble after a residential building partially collapsed in the Georgian city of Batumi.

Poland claims Belarusian security forces fired blank ammunition at the border on Thursday, maintaining the stress on Polish troops.

Her meeting with the pope centred on the issues of migration, climate change and COVID-19.

The Taliban government's regional official said the attack was committed by a suicide bomber during Friday prayers.

Populist movements in Europe are still with us, asserts political scientist Zsolt Enyedi, and European liberals ought to take on board how and why they appeal to voters.

A total of 118 people were killed when two planes collided at Milan airport in Italy's worst-ever air disaster.

Euronews talks to award winning Beninese singer-songwriter and activist Angelique Kidjo about her music, passions and work as a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador.

At least 18 people have died in central Russia after drinking "unmarked alcoholic beverages", authorities said.

A 19-year-old woman in Murcia was given a clinical report stating that her homosexuality was an illness.

Budapest's mayor quits race to be opposition's candidate against Hungary PM Orban in 2022 election

The pair were given the award "for their efforts to safeguard freedom of expression".

The Prize has been awarded 101 since it was introduced in 1901.

Czech Republic's ruling party may need post-election support from a right-wing movement that wants a referendum on leaving the EU.

Croatia launched an investigation after disturbing footage purported to show Croatian police beating up young migrants with sticks to push them back outside EU borders.

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Sebastian Kurz received the backing of his conservative party but the Greens, a junior partner in the coalition, have questioned his ability to stay on the job.

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Andrej Babis began life as an anti-corruption crusader. So what happened?

16-year-old Nella Salminen stepped into the shoes of Finnish President Sauli Niinistö as part of a campaign to promote girls' rights in politics and business.

The conservative leader has taken personal responsibility for the party's worst ever electoral result (24,1%) in modern German history.