Khashoggi, a Washington Post columnist, was killed on 2 October 2018 at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul.

In his latest video address, Ukraine's president says Moscow is making so much money from oil exports that it doesn't need to take peace talks seriously.

Ukraine's foreign minister Dmytro Kuleba calls on NATO to provide Kyiv with all the weaponry it needs to fight Russia, as alliance ambassadors meet in Brussels to consider further support.

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The US and UK rolled out new sanctions against Russia on Wednesday, with Europe promising a fifth round of sanctions soon.

“In every barrel of oil, there is Ukrainian blood”, a member of Ukraine's parliament told Euronews. He added that the situation in Mariupol could be worse than what took place in Bucha.

"People are exhausted. They need help, they need our support. They need us to be there and start to receive the kind of first psychological aid there's going to be so important."

Minsk has claimed that officers shot and injured the suspects because they had tried to "resist arrest".

Up to four million people are believed to have died during the great famine between 1932 and 1933.

Malta has rebuffed Brussels warnings and has argued that the issuing of citizenship should remain a "national competence".

The MP was known for making strong and outlandish statements that alarmed Western countries.

Ukrainian authorities have said Russian troops aren't letting in aid to Mariupol, because they are worried the world will see what's going on there.

Scientists' Rebellion activists throw red paint on the Spanish Parliament to demand climate action.

Art Paris 2022 opens its doors once again at the huge Grand Palais Éphémère on the Champ-de-Mars, at the foot of the Eiffel Tower in the French capital.

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As Russia's war in Ukraine causes the tectonic plates of geopolitics to shift, Agnes Callamard argues that we must not allow justice for Jamal Khashoggi to fall through the fault lines.

This edition of Witness is dedicated to the first two weeks of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Euronews reporter Valérie Gauriat travelled to Kyiv and Lviv in the west of the country, gathering testimonies. This is her first-person account of the ear...

Euronews spoke to several young people about what they think about politics ahead of France's presidential election on Sunday.

At least two other people were injured in the blaze at the Papanikolaou hospital on Wednesday morning.

Ukrainian Governor of Mykolaiv Oblast Vitaliy Kim released security footage on Tuesday showing the moment an ambulance parked outside a hospital was damaged by a strike.

Francis kissed the grimy flag, which he said “comes from the war, straight from that battered city Bucha”.

Russian state television on Wednesday broadcast images of what it said were rebels fighting in the eastern region of Luhansk.

Firefighters were able to extinguish the blaze on Wednesday morning but the driver died at the scene.

"Russia has already declared war on NATO, on the EU, on their founding principles and values. Ukraine is just the battlefield on which that war is being fought."

Locals call this miracle of nature a gift from God or Mother Nature: in this Montenegrin village, water springs from a 150-year-old mulberry tree, a unique phenomenon.

Chernigiv, located 50 kilometres (32 miles) from the Ukrainian border with Belarus, is slowly recovering after a month-long siege by the Russian army.

With the appointment of Mario Draghi as Italy’s Prime Minister a new partnership between Italy and France has emerged. Ahead of France’s presidential election we looked back at how bilateral relations between the two countries have changed.

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Convicted murdered Graham Dwyer argued that the retention of and access to data used to prosecute him infringed the rights proferred to him by EU law.

Four days before the vote, Emmanuel Macron tackled Marine Le Pen over Russian financing and her "indulgence" of Vladimir Putin, as the latest polling suggests his hard-right rival is gaining ground.

In desperately poor Afghanistan the ban seems certain to further impoverish its poorest citizens at a time when the country is in an economic free fall.

Ukrainian authorities urged people living in the Donbas to evacuate now, ahead of an impending Russian offensive.

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Rustem Umerov, a Ukrainian MP who is part of Kyiv's negotiating team spoke to Euronews about Kyiv's expectations from the talks with Moscow.

The EU wants to ban coal imports from Russia. But economist Vicky Pryce says sanctions will only bite once Russian gas and oil are targeted.

Marian Kotleba will lose his parliament seat as an MP of the Our Slovakia People's Party.

German prosecutors have seized the platform's servers and €23 million in bitcoin cryptocurrencies.

Speaking for the first time to the United Nations' highest body charged with ensuring international peace and security, President Zelenskyy laid out some of the evidence of Russian atrocities in Bucha.

Burials of Ukrainian soldiers killed in action continued on Tuesday at the Lychakiv Cemetery in Lviv.

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The Parisian street artist Jaëraymie, reimagines the history of the presidential candidates and modifies their electoral posters.

President Roberta Metsola said his gesture had "damaged the dignity and reputation" of the Parliament.

Three successive bailouts totalling some €260 billion between 2010 and 2018 prevented Greece from going bankrupt.

Two men were arrested over the weekend for provoking Ukrainian refugees with pro-Russian slogans.

The photos from Maxar Technologies seem to rebut Russian assertions that dead bodies in civilian clothing found in Bucha had appeared there after Russian forces retreated.

Frank-Walter Steinmeier has admitted that his support for the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline was "clearly" a mistake.

Emmanuel Macron has spoken to Vladimir Putin at least 16 times since the start of the year.

A robot called Ai-Da can paint portraits like humans thanks to its new arm equipped with robotics and artificial intelligence technologies.

The recently opened "Youseum" in the suburbs of Stockholm, Sweden, offers fun backgrounds for visitors' selfies or videos.

Olga, 94, from Bucha, survived the Nazi occupation of Ukraine. She says Russia's invasion is worse.