The US Pentagon said that it is committed to offering condolence payments to relatives of the 10 people who were killed in an errant drone strike in Kabul, Afghanistan, in August.

The Islamic State group claimed responsibility for a deadly suicide bombing on a Shiite mosque in southern Afghanistan that killed 47 people and wounded scores more.

It was a sombre first full day in office for Norway’s new prime minister Jonas Gahr Støre as he visited the close-knit former mining town of Kongsberg - that’s been torn apart by a bow and arrow attack that left five people dead.

Conservative MP David Amess was fatally stabbed during a meeting with constituents in Leigh on Sea.

Four years after Daphne Caruana Galizia's murder, journalists in Europe are still under threat, writes Article 19's Europe division chief Sarah Clarke.

Hidalgo has been the mayor of Paris since 2014 and is one of a handful of women bidding to become France's first female president.

The law would strengthen the country's penal code against rape by requiring explicit consent for sex acts, a move long demanded by assault survivors and women's rights groups.

IS is suspected of carrying out the attack on the Fatimiya mosque in southern Afghanistan, which comes a week after another deadly attack in the north.

Procedures have begun to revoke the citizenships after an investment-for-passports scheme was cancelled in the wake of corruption revelations.

Huge rivers of molten rock have been spewing from the crater in recent days.

The EU Home Affairs Commissioner questions Poland's treatment of migrants attempting to cross its border from Belarus after Polish police found the body of a Syrian migrant.

Espen Andersen Braathen, a 37-year-old Danish citizen, is being held on five counts of preliminary murder and three counts of preliminary attempted murder.

Saakashvili announced a hunger strike hours after his arrest and his doctor said this week that his condition was deteriorating.

UK Brexit negotiator David Frost met EU Commissioner Maros Sefcovic for lunch in Brussels as both sides try to bridge gaps over post-Brexit trade in Northern Ireland.

A 25-year-old man is in custody and police have launched a murder probe following the death of the 69-year-old Conservative MP from Essex in southeast England.

If the talks are successful, Olaf Scholz will likely replace German Chancellor Angela Merkel.

Europe as well as Lebanon is under threat from Hezbollah and must fully designate the group as a terrorist entity, argues the Counter Extremism Project's Hans-Jakob Schindler

The British government wants to increase the number of deliveries foreign lorry drivers can make in the UK to unblock the country's supply chain logjam.

Slovenia's prime minister accused 13 MEPs - one of which died earlier this year - of being “Soros puppets in the EU parlement (sic)".

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Thousands have demonstrated over COVID passes being made mandatory for employees to enter their workplaces.

The judge said it was not clear that the police officers accused of killing Regeni knew that they were on trial.

Some teachers admit they are choosing their words very carefully.

Two of the new ministers in Norway's government are survivors of the 2011 far-right massacre on Utøya island.

The verdict is the first of its kind in Italy and has been welcomed by the human rights group, Amnesty International.

'Love is in the Bin': Shredded Banksy artwork sells for nearly €22 million at auction

The consortium of journalists behind the Pegasus Project investigation into malware from Israel-based NSO Group has won the first top European Union journalism prize.

Evia suffered devastating fires over the summer, leaving the area more vulnerable to flash floods.

Russia recorded yet a new record in daily COVID-19 deaths on Thursday while infections are soaring in Hungary and Ukraine.

The Russian president has dismissed as “absolutely out of the question” suggestions Russia has been using gas supply as an economic weapon against Europe.

Many Romanians would like to see Moldova and Romania as a single country. Most Moldovans don't agree.

Four high-ranking Egyptian security officers are being tried in absence of the 2016 murder of Italian student Giulio Regeni in Cairo.

Belarus' Main Directorate for Fighting Organised Crime has said that citizens who subscribe to "extremist Telegram channels and chats" are also criminally liable.

Three hundred more citizens have been evacuated from their homes as the lava flows continue to advance northwest.

At least five people have been shot dead in Beirut during a demonstration against the judge investigating last year's deadly port explosion.

Dr. Vasilyeva was accused of encouraging Russian citizens to take part in opposition demonstrations and violate COVID-19 safety rules.

The blaze started about 3 am local time and continued for hours overnight before rescue workers brought it under control.

The UK government is issuing up to 800 temporary visas for foreign butchers to address a shortage of abattoir workers which has led to a backlog of pigs on farms.

"The consequences of Warsaw assaulting the EU legal order could be far-reaching, potentially turning Poland into a second-class member of the bloc."

"We have been very patient, too patient (...) The British do not want to give a certain number of licences not because they lack information but because they have made this political choice," France's Europe minister said.

The five women, all born between 1945 and 1950, filed their lawsuit last year amid growing demands that Belgium reassesses its colonial past.

A cargo vessel carrying over 3,000 tonnes of nitrogen fertiliser has been stranded off Bulgaria's northern coast for more than three weeks.

Hundreds of migrants have set up a new improvised camp in northwest Bosnia, determined to brave worsening weather and tough Croatian border police for a chance to reach Western Europe.

Norway’s domestic security agency, PST, said on Thursday the bow and arrow attack which left five people dead "currently appears to be an act of terrorism".

At the announcement, all 465 lower house lawmakers stood up, shouted “banzai” three times and left.

The French government will ask lawmakers to extend its COVID-19 pandemic state of emergency until July 2022.

Organisers of the protest said they were defending Bulgaria’s energy independence.

Poland's lower house of parliament has passed a draft bill on constructing a new wall at the Belarusian border following an influx of migrants.

A conference on Wednesday focused on the receding memory of the Holocaust and the rise of anti-Semitism views on social media.