Media freedom in China is declining at a "breakneck speed", according to a new report from foreign journalists.

Spotify said they will direct listeners to a "COVID-19 hub" page to combat misinformation after some musicians cut ties with the streaming app over a podcast episode that health experts criticised.

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The United Nations has received “credible allegations” that more than 100 former members of Afghan forces have been killed since the Taliban took over the country.

With more than 99% of the votes counted, the PS, lead by Prime Minister Antonio Costa, had secured 41.68% of the vote and an outright majority.

Portugal is electing a new legislative parliament on Sunday.

“An investigation was launched and following enquiries we can confirm a man in his 20s has since been arrested on suspicion of rape and assault,” Greater Manchester Police said in a statement.

The Chinese capital is on high alert before the Winter Olympics open on Friday, with measures in place to prevent cross-infection.

A poll by Portugal’s Catholic University for public broadcaster RTP estimated that the Socialists collected between 37%-42% of the vote on Sunday, with their main rival, the centre-right Social Democrats taking 30%-35%.

Nadal went down two sets to his opponent, Russia's Daniil Medvedev, but managed to stage a comeback to snatch the record Gran Slam title.

Storm Malik brought strong gusts of wind and extensive rain and snowfall to the Nordic countries after hitting Scotland and Germany particularly bad.

At least five main figures from the left and the far-left are running for president, in addition to smaller candidates.

Hundreds made their way to the Bloody Sunday Monument for the annual memorial service and wreath-laying ceremony, carrying pictures of the victims and flowers in their memory.

Despite a certain disenchantment with the Socialist Party, the majority of voters believe that PM Antonio Costa has more skills and experience to govern than his main opponent, PSD's Rui Rio.

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Herzog will meet top officials, including crown prince Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al-Nahyan — the de facto Emirati leader — along with members of the country's small but growing Jewish ex-pat community.

The launch came three days after North Korea fired two short-range ballistic missiles into the sea. The North also flight-tested a pair of purported long-range cruise missiles on Tuesday.

The "long conversation" on Saturday evening revolved around renewed commitments from Tehran, which claims that progress was made, but that "important issues remain".

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Nouripour is a veteran politician who has served in the Bundestag since 2006, while Lang is the youngest-ever Greens leader, elected to the Bundestag in September.

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Russia’s state statistics agency puts the country's pandemic death toll much higher than Europe's record 330,728 casualties, saying the number of coronavirus-linked deaths was over 625,000.

Two thousand people in south Rotterdam have signed a petition urging authorities to stop the extraction of fossil fuels underneath some 70,000 homes.

A circular from Erdogan published in the Official Gazetter states that all precautions would be taken against productions that negatively affect the family, children and youth.

Duma lawmaker Viktor Vodolatsky said on Saturday Donbas residents who hold Russian passports would be welcomed in the military, another move seen as an attempt by Moscow to solidify its presence in the breakaway Ukrainian region.

Prior to the Saturday evening session, Italian reps pleaded with Mattarella to run for his second seven-year term, fearing that the ongoing stalemate might hurt the country's international reputation.

Charlotte Bellis' case is one in a number of stories of New Zealand citizens who ended up stranded, causing embarrassment for PM Jacinda Ardern's government.

The summit is a follow-up to a similar gathering in Warsaw in December.

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As the French presidential election approaches, the country experiences an unprecedented wave of attacks on political officials, especially in smaller communities.

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Suspects could have their sentences reduced if they cooperate with the police to identify other offenders.

Pegasus software can infiltrate a mobile phone and allow its operators to gain access to the device’s contents and files.

The abduction and killing of the 11-year-old boy shocked the Netherlands and had remained unsolved for over 20 years.

The move comes after nationwide protests against the influence of former Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev.

Prosecutors said those accused of stealing the gems, which have never been recovered, belong to an organised crime family known as the "Remmo clan".

The Ukrainian president told foreign media the "biggest risk" for his country was "internal destabilisation" rather than the prospect of a full Russian invasion.

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In this Global Conversation, Euronews' Gregoire Lory speaks to EU Commissioner Thierry Breton about the vital role of Europe's space and digital sectors.

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Pope Francis has condemned the spread of fake news about coronavirus jabs and the pandemic.

Just 40km from Donetsk, Ukrainians on the front line face shell-damaged houses and a shattered economy.

Police have asked for Sue Gray's report to include "minimal reference" to alleged Downing Street lockdown parties to avoid prejudicing their own investigation.

The rockets struck in the early morning hours, and landed between the civilian and military areas of the airport, two security officials said on condition of anonymity.

The whale is stranded and injured in shallow waters near Athens. Divers, vets and authorities were assisting in the rescue operation.

Critics say the European Commission has become less transparent, less accountable and "unhinged" from European democracy.

Join us live as Euronews' international correspondent Anelise Borges answers your questions on the Ukraine crisis from Kyiv.

Belarus' leader also said that in the event of a conflict with Ukraine: "Everyone will lose."

France's GDP saw its strongest growth in 52 years, bouncing back 7% in 2021.

Critics have questioned whether the sale of the note -- claiming responsibility for abducting Italy's former PM -- is in good taste.