The delivery came four days after the eastern European country declared a one-month state of emergency to secure gas supplies amid a crisis over rising prices.

A pretrial hearing pertaining to the lawsuit is scheduled for next week.

A Senate committee formally approved a report calling for prosecutors to try Bolsonaro on charges ranging from charlatanism and inciting crime to misuse of public funds and crimes against humanity.

"The situation in Catania and its province is very critical," Regional President Nello Musumeci said.

Washington's lawyers are hoping to extradite the WikiLeaks founder to face 18 charges relating to the release of 500,000 secret files from the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.

A US advisory committee backed the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for children ages five to 11, clearing the way for the vaccine to become available to millions of children.

Russia reported a record daily number of deaths due to COVID-19 on Tuesday as the virus continues to surge in Eastern Europe where low vaccination rates have allowed it to spread quickly.

European nations need to lead the way in fairer, more just and ambitious climate negotiations in Glasgow next week, says Climate Action Network Europe's new director Chiara Martinelli.

Angela Merkel received her formal dismissal certificate from the post of chancellor after 16 years in office.

Portuguese MPs are set to vote on the 2022 state budget, but left-wing parties have said they won’t back the government’s spending plan.

Belgian PM Alexander De Croo told Euronews that they would only give booster jabs to those who are vulnerable to COVID-19 as healthcare workers in some countries are not yet vaccinated.

The two far-right politicians played down their differences and found common ground in virulent attacks against the European Union's "hegemony."

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Britain’s parliamentary standards watchdog said that the Tory MP Owen Paterson should be suspended from the House of Commons.

Early indicators suggest that the upcoming flu season could be severe for the elderly, the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control said.

ILGA Europe ranked Georgia 32 out of 49 countries in the region over progress around LGBT issues.

Human Rights Watch says gag orders have been imposed on the deposed leader's lawyers and information on her trial is hard to come by.

An organisation representing relatives of the victims has called for the man's name to be added to a memorial to the attack.

Several of those arrested were "high-value targets", Europol said.

Charities are calling for governments to increase social aid and issue bans on disconnections so those who can't afford their bills aren't left in the dark.

YouTube said it had suspended the Brazilian President for one week, while Facebook and Instagram have removed his live broadcast from last week.

At least three migrant children have died after a dinghy capsized near the coast of Turkey, according to Greek authorities.

In what Kyiv hailed as a "victory", a Dutch court ruled a trove of cultural treasures from Crimea should be handed to the Ukrainian government.

The German parliament is expected to elect Baerbel Bas of the centre-left Social Democrats as its new speaker.

Orban and Le Pen will hold a joint press conference from Budapest at 15:00 CEST.

"We cannot have the courts of one side settling disputes between us," UK Brexit Secretary David Frost said on Monday.

The Imperial House Law allows only male succession. Female members of the royal family must renounce their royal status when they marry a commoner.

Sudan’s military seized power Monday, arresting Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok and other officials of the transitional government.

Production of the movie that Alec Baldwin was making when he shot and killed a cinematographer last week has been officially halted.

The European medicines regulator said data showed a third dose of Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine led to a rise in antibody levels.

Slovakia extended tight coronavirus restrictions to more parts of the country on Monday as the latest surge of infections intensified.

The blast destroyed several apartments on the upper floors of a five-story building in Naberezhnye Chelny.

Archaeologists and historians estimate that as many as 150 people could have been buried in the mass graves after their execution.

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An Israeli court has ordered 6-year-old Eitan Biran to be returned to his relatives in Italy amid a bitter custody battle.

The cone of the Cumbre Vieja volcano on La Palma has partially collapsed, officials say, sending fresh lava flows down the hillside.

A political crisis is looming in Portugal as the minority Socialist government struggles to win support for its state budget from other left-of-centre parties.

The company plans to submit new data to global regulators.

Ma Chun-man is the second person to be tried under the controversial law and the first to be convicted for non-violent offenses.

Nearly 900 people have died or gone missing this year by trying to reach the Canary Islands by boat in what has become one of the most dangerous migration routes to Europe.

The country is already suffering from poverty, drought, electricity blackouts, and a failing economic system.

Uzbekistan’s President Shavkat Mirziyoyev has won re-election with 90% of the vote, preliminary results showed on Monday.

Poland's Border Guards Office said a group of about 60 migrants "tried to force their way into Poland" wielding sticks and stones.

Only around 25% of Bulgarian adults are fully vaccinated, with health officials blaming public mistrust in vaccines and the government.

The European Medicines Agency has started reviewing Merck's COVID-19 antiviral treatment, the first pill that has been shown to treat the disease.

Germany has recorded 5,700 illegal entries it says are linked to Belarus.

The carabinieri in Tivoli said the 30-year-old Albanian national, who was under house arrest, "could no longer cope with the forced cohabitation with his wife".

An estimated 7,000 Yazidi women and girls, some as young as nine, were enslaved and forcibly transferred to locations in Iraq and eastern Syria.

Just 14% of Ukraine's population has been vaccinated. With COVID infections increasingly sharply, there are fears of a tough winter ahead.

Vilnius city council wants to keep the artwork to support LGBT rights, but the police say it goes against traffic rules.