Protests continued on Wednesday.

They say they've worked overtime to mitigate Europe gas supply problems.

Many lawmakers went on to seek therapy. Some were diagnosed with post-traumatic stress.

The Paris-Dakar rally no longer goes through Africa because of the threat of terrorism. It is currently being held in Saudi Arabia.

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During Kim’s 10-year rule, North Korea has performed 62 rounds of ballistic missile tests, compared with nine rounds during his grandfather and state founder Kim Il Sung’s 46-year rule, and 22 rounds during Kim Jong Il’s 17-year rule.

The French president turned on the country's five million unvaccinated in a newspaper interview, in a move seen as further politicising the pandemic debate.

The man had been on the run from the authorities for 20 years when he was picked up by police near Warsaw.

Dozens of French tourists were killed when the Flash Airlines flight crashed off the Egyptian coast in January 2004.

French associations "#NousToutes" and "Féminicides Par Compagnons ou Ex" both reported three femicides in different parts of France within a 12-hour period on New Year's Day.

The move prompted China to restrict diplomatic contacts with Lithuania and stop issuing visas.

The court awarded more than €74 million in damages to the families of six of the victims, but it remains unclear how they will receive compensation from Tehran.

The prince’s lawyers say that a 2009 deal Virginia Giuffre struck with financier Jeffrey Epstein should prevent her from suing Andrew now, even though he wasn’t a party to it.

Poland was the only country to grant asylum to Belarusians in significant numbers, according to Eurostat.

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The explosion killed almost 200 people and 13 American troops at Kabul's airport in August last year.

Concerns have been growing over Russia's military buildup near Ukraine's eastern border.

Swedish prosecutors said they will charge a woman for allegedly bringing her 12-year-old son to Syria to fight in 2013.

All three parties in Germany's coalition have now endorsed Steinmeier to serve for another five years until 2027.

It happened as the officer was attempting to check protesters' identities.

At least 28,395 migrants reached the English coast in small boats in 2021, compared to 8,400 the previous year.

Will it be 'competent and credible' Draghi, divisive Berlusconi or someone else?

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Container transport prices are at record levels following the outbreak of the pandemic, which has disrupted maritime logistics.

Italian media reported there were 150 positive cases on board the cruise ship.

Dozens of French MPs say they received death threats ahead of the debate on whether to make vaccines mandatory to enter many public facilities.

Borrell's visit comes less than a week before talks in Geneva between Washington and Moscow.

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According to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (Sipri), China had 350 nuclear weapons in January 2021.

The group Walking Borders says a clampdown on migrants crossing the Mediterranean has led to more people using the Atlantic route to reach Spain's Canary Islands.

The Duke of York's lawyers say the 2009 deal should bar his accuser from suing Andrew now, even though he wasn’t a party to the original settlement.

It's nearly two years since the UK formally left the 27-member bloc, and one year since it began operating largely free of Brussels' rules.

The gas cylinders were discovered in a warehouse in the Paris suburb of Noisiel.

Boosters already are recommended for everyone 16 and older, and federal regulators on Monday decided they're also warranted for 12- to 15-year-olds once enough time has passed since their last dose.

The fire that has already destroyed South Africa's main Parliament chamber flared up again about 36 hours after it started.

At least 64 people tested positive for the virus while on the ship, which is owned by the German company Aida Cruises.

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"He is stable, undergoing treatment, and will be reevaluated throughout the morning," his doctors said in a statement. "At the moment, there is no forecast for his release."

The US, UK, China, Russia, and France affirmed in a statement that "that a nuclear war cannot be won and must never be fought."

Leakey, who unearthed evidence that helped to prove humankind evolved in Africa, died on Sunday at the age of 77, Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta said.

Baocheng Liu, director of the Centre for International Business Ethics at the University of International Business and Economics in Beijing, told Euronews that if Evergrande were to collapse, the "ripple effects are going to be huge".

Young Iraqi film students tell their own stories from Mosul by the help of UNESCO. In a collaboration between the Mosul fine arts academy, a Belgian theatre company and UNESCO, 19 students are getting a chance to make their first short films.

Authorities were alerted after a passing vessel heard cries from the water on Sunday night.

“We consider nuclear technology to be dangerous,” government spokesman Steffen Hebestreit told reporters in Berlin.

Three dealers were arrested on Sunday in the latest Taliban crackdown on the selling of alcohol.

Assisted suicide is legal in Switzerland and has been decriminalised in several European countries, including Spain, Belgium, and the Netherlands.

President Aleksandar Vučić welcomed a shipment of anti-tank missiles from Russia, yet another delivery of several from the aspiring EU member's Eastern ally.

Poland's Border Guards say the alleged instance of violence was "staged" by activists.

With EU membership hopes all but quashed, the countries of the European region are undergoing a serious population crisis, as the young and educated leave in droves.