Bulgaria's third parliamentary election this year takes place with no early signs that the outcome could end the country's political uncertainty.

Kosovo is holding runoff municipal elections on Sunday in almost two-thirds of the country.

While several Western European countries are seeing spikes in infections, it is nations to the East that are driving fatalities.

Kids aged 5 to 11 in Vienna, Austria will be able to receive a dose of a Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine from Monday, the city said.

Alessandro Bastoni and Davide Calabria are both injured, while fellow defender Cristiano Biraghi has returned home because of personal reasons.

Clashes inside Ecuador’s largest prison early on Saturday left at least 58 inmates dead.

Richard Ratcliffe, the husband of British-Iranian charity worker Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, ended his hunger strike.

A state of emergency in Poland has prevented aid workers and journalists from getting to the border with Belarus.

Anti-racism protesters chanted “Kick Out Black Pete” at an event where children could meet the Dutch version of Santa Claus and his controversial sidekick.

France has been holding commemorations to mark the sixth anniversary of the terror attacks in the capital that left 130 people dead.

“If we stand together, if we think about protecting ourselves and caring for others, we can save our country a lot this winter,” Merkel said.

It's a vote many world powers hope will pull the oil-rich North African state out of a decade long era of conflict and political instability.

US President Joe Biden and China's Xi Jinping will hold a much-anticipated virtual summit on Monday evening.

The body of a young Syrian was found near the border with Belarus as the EU accuses Lukashenko of encouraging migration in retaliation for sanctions.

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Britney Spears said it was the "best day ever" after her conservatorship came to an end.

Negotiators in Glasgow were still trying to find common ground on phasing out coal, when nations need to update their emission-cutting pledges and, especially, on money.

A woman soldier working at the palace accused a fellow serviceman of rape, according to French President Emmanuel Macron's office.

Steve Bannon was indicted Friday on two counts of contempt of Congress after he defied a congressional subpoena from the House committee investigating the insurrection at the U.S. Capitol.

The two soldiers' parachutes failed to function properly "due to a sudden strong gust of wind" during their jumps.

A new anti-establishment party, We Continue the Change, could be poised to take second place and form an opposition government.

Taliban government officials say the explosion was the third recent attack on a Shiite Muslim mosque during Friday prayers.

EU and UK negotiators Maros Sefcovic and David Frost met in London and said talks will continue next week to try to settle the standoff on trading arrangements.

At least 1,185 people arrived on Thursday, the Home Office confirmed.

Barbie has turned 62. Meet Kim Culmone, the businesswoman who has helped this famous doll evolve, stay fashionable and empower children over the years.

Only 53.6% of Latvia's 1.9 million population is fully vaccinated, well below the EU average of 64.9%.

"The relief on the Ocean Viking is indescribable."

The suspect was sentenced in 2015 by a Belgian court for his alleged role in an Islamist recruitment network.

Leading Portuguese Catholics, including politicians and writers, had urged bishops to create a fully independent committee to investigate possible historic abuse.

David Henderson was found guilty of recklessness or negligence likely to have endangered an aircraft.

Ratcliffe has been on a hunger strike since October 24 outside Britain's Foreign Office in an effort to ratchet up the pressure on the British government to secure her release.

The partial lockdown, which begins on Saturday night, will see bars, restaurants and supermarkets close at 20:00 and non-essential stores shut their doors at 18:00.

The Danish Broadcasting Corporation apologised to those affected.

While the EU takes a hard stance against Belarus, Poland must also face up to its responsibilities toward vulnerable asylum seekers, say the Open Society Initiative for Europe's Magdalena Majkowska-Tomkin and Manos Moschopoulos

Belarus' Belavia airline and Turkey say Iraqis, Syrians and Yemenis are to be banned from flying to Belarus from Turkey as of Friday.

Marijus Gailius' 2,500km trip from Vilnius to Glasgow by land and sea was expensive, exhausting and didn't even help save the world.

About 15,500 migrants had either attempted or successfully crossed in the first eight months of this year, according to the French Maritime Prefecture.

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Football is under threat. Cross-border regulation and the 'Brussels effect' could restore faith in the beautiful game and prevent future Super League-style disasters, argue four experts in the field.

On Monday, new rules took effect barring unvaccinated people who haven't recovered from an infection from restaurants, hotels, hairdressing salons and large public events.

A Myanmar court found him guilty on several charges including incitement for allegedly spreading false or inflammatory information.

The bill was rejected by one vote, as 67 of the 134 lawmakers present in the 150-seat house voted in favour of it.

The vaccination rate has slowed down in Romania. In other European countries, governments push for stricter measures against the unvaccinated amid soaring coronavirus infections.

Two previous votes had already taken place in April and July, but the country's largest three parties failed to produce a working coalition government.

One journalist who recently left Belarus told Euronews that the situation for reporters is so dangerous in the country that very few remain.

Petrol stations that charge more than the established cap could be shut down, the government has said.

A Greek journalists' union says the new legal amendment could endanger the right to press freedom and needs to be rewritten.

Aliaksandra Ramanouskaya was charged with attending banned mass rallies, according to the Belarusian Sport Solidarity Foundation.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has warned Russia not to make a "grave mistake" and build up troops to repeat the conflict of 2014.

Polish security forces have been mobilised across cities in preparation for rallies, in addition to the Belarusian border.