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French presidential candidate Valérie Pécresse stressed the need for strong European borders during a visit to Greece.

The new Czech government will allow some workers who have tested positive for COVID-19 to stay on the job.

It comes after Ukrainian government websites were down due to a "massive cyberattack".

Shops, hairdressers and gyms will be allowed to reopen in the Netherlands but bars and restaurants must stay closed, the Dutch government said.

Here's a round-up of all the countries that have said they will not send senior officials to China for the Beijing 2022 Winter Games.

Claus Hjort Frederiksen has said he could "never imagine" harming Danish interests.

13 of the 17 members of the Prime Minister's dedicated council have stepped down.

400,000 people on the European continent die prematurely, every year. Why? It’s the dirty air they breathe in European cities that kills them.

Euronews interviews Ilkka Salmi, the EU's counter-terrorism coordinator.

Europe’s natural gas crisis is droning on with high prices and concerning low storage levels as much of winter still looms.

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Anyone over the age of 50 with "full civil rights" is eligible to be Italy's president.

A series of high-level talks this week over Russia's military buildup along the border with Ukraine has failed to bring any resolution.

It is the first migrant death reported in the Channel in 2022.

Croatia's government has singled out the problem as a major challenge.

It's fair to say they weren't exactly tickled pink by this move.

Critics say the law could reduce teaching on LGBT+ and reproductive rights.

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David Sassoli, European Parliament president, died earlier this week at the age of 65.

An opinion piece published earlier this week claimed the possibility of an upset in Hungary is so great that Europe should “prepare for a possible rigged election”.

“Be afraid and expect the worst. This is for your past, present and future," a message on the websites read.

The United States must not abandon its principles, its allies or its partners, in exchange for talks with Russia, writes William Alberque.

Pyongyang's third weapons launch this month is seen as a reprisal for fresh sanctions imposed by the Biden administration for its continuing missile tests.

A new appeal hearing has been set for Sunday after the immigration minister cancelled the tennis champion's visa for the second time, days before the Australian Open.

Downing Street says the government acknowledges a lockdown-breaching party the night before the Duke of Edinburgh's funeral has caused "significant public anger".

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France's education minister said the government would provide five million FFP2 masks and hire 3,300 contract workers following a massive education strike.

A top Russian diplomat refused to rule out a military deployment to Latin America amid US and Russian negotiations over NATO.

The Czech Republic's new conservative-led government won a vote of confidence in the lower house of parliament on Thursday in a mandatory ballot that every administration must win to govern.

East Germany's secret police kept extensive records on Chancellor Olaf Scholz when he was a senior member of the West German Social Democratic Party’s youth wing in the 1970s and 80s, German tabloid Bild reported.

The coffin of late European Parliament President David Sassoli was brought to the City Hall's Capitol Hill in Rome ahead of his state funeral on Friday.

The Supreme Court has stopped the Biden administration from enforcing a requirement that employees at large businesses be vaccinated against COVID-19 or undergo weekly testing and wear a mask on the job.

The carriage features images of black and Asian people offering gifts to a seated young white woman.

Developing countries turned away some 100 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines because they were about to expire, the United Nations said.

More than 10,000 school classes are closed in France as the country reports record-high daily infections.

The head of the MI6 overseas intelligence agency has described China as one of the biggest threats to Britain and its allies.

Queen Elizabeth's third child is being accused by Virginia Guiffre of sexually abusing her when she was 17 and being trafficked by the late financier Jeffrey Epstein.

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Recent surveys have found that some home test kits were being sold for up to €10.

The military alliance had deployed over 2,000 soldiers in Kazakhstan to support the government during unprecedented protests last week.

The former Soviet leader is accused of ordering an attack on Vilnius in January 1991, which killed 14 people.

Purchases of small countryside cottages have boomed in the Czech Republic since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Today Anwar Raslan, a colonel and torturer within Bashar al-Assad's prison system, was jailed for life in Germany for crimes against humanity. A doctor who was tortured in custody for 40 days and gave evidence in the case tells us what it means to hi...

Far-right candidates Eric Zemmour and Marine Le Pen have been urged to stop hurling "barbs" at each other.

Yahoo Japan will soon allow its staff to live and work anywhere in the Pacific island nation, and they'll even be able to claim the cost of tickets if they have to fly to the office.

EU officials hope the British foreign secretary now leading UK negotiations can help unblock deadlocked talks as they resume on Thursday.

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Anwar Raslan was found guilty of crimes against humanity for his role in murder and torture committed by Bachar al-Assad's government.