A historic monument of Ukrainian and Russian friendship is being removed from the Kyiv city centre two months after Russia invaded Ukraine.

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Russia’s state-controlled natural gas giant Gazprom says it has cut gas supplies to Poland and Bulgaria after they refused to pay for shipments in rubles, with the EU accusing Russia of attempted blackmail

State-owned Gazprom is insisting that all payments are made in Russian rubles.

The former boxing champion says his country wants to be part of the European Union, even if Russia wants to rebuild the Soviet Empire.

The tech giants have been fined millions of rubles for allowing LGBT "propaganda" on their platforms.

The European micro-state wants to see more accountability from USA, Russia, China, France and Britain.

"I cannot forget the faces of the people I saw [in Ukraine] who were asking me for help."

The Spanish government is set to pass a decree aimed at boosting transparency in the monarchy.

Ukraine's Prosecutor General tells Euronews that it's "time to punish" those at the top of Moscow's regime and investigators want "a verdict in a Ukrainian court".

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North Korea displays ICBM missiles in a military parade

Ukraine: New graves dug in Bucha Cemetery near Kyiv

Hundreds of Singaporeans hold a candlelight vigil to protest the looming execution of two Malaysians convicted of drug offences

Royal biographer Ingrid Seward tells Euronews that Tina Brown's new book is good but will not shake the monarchy in Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee year.

The Spanish coastguard said they had rescued 36 people from the stricken vessel.

Meet Hazel Kaya, one of the few female technicians in Turkey, who works in high-rise buildings using practical rope systems and cleans wind turbines.

Authorities say another teacher was injured in the incident in the central town of Veshkayma.

North Korea has vowed to speed up the production of its nuclear arsenal, and officials from South Korea and the US are warning that there are signs that the country has started construction at its nuclear test site.

Beijing on Tuesday launched mass coronavirus testing for nearly all its 21 million residents, as fears grew that the Chinese capital may be placed under a strict lockdown like Shanghai.

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Johnson said in a TV interview “They are trying to frame this as a conflict between Russia and the West, or Russia and NATO. That’s not what is going on.”

Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba says the UN should focus on helping civilians in Mariupol, and warns the Secretary General about falling into a Kremlin 'trap'.

Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said promised to investigate safety standards at the mines in question.

The so-leader of the SPD says Schröder's recent comments about the war in Ukraine have made his position "even more untenable".

The businessman is accused by Turkey of financing anti-government protests in 2013, while human rights groups have continually called for his release.

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In the villages of Bistrita Nasaud county (north), on the second day of easter, which is called White Monday, all women are sprayed with perfume by men who gather at early hours of the morning and start watering, but not before buying perfumes, which...

Rio's samba school Unidos da Tijuca dedicates its show to the Amazonian tribe Saterre Mawe, to represent the "resistance of the indigenous people who have historically been massacred" in Brazil and to draw attention to "environmental conservation".

Hundreds of women marched through downtown Mexico City and its suburbs on Sunday to protest the murder of an 18-year-old woman in the northern city of Monterrey and demand the attorney general's office conduct a proper investigation into the death.

Wilders had recently directed a tweet toward Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif.

A report found more than 60 pro-independence figures had their mobile phones hacked using the software.

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Ukraine's government said there was no agreement on an evacuation ceasefire with Russia in Mariupol, and called on the UN to broker a deal to rescue trapped civilians.

French President Emmanuel Macron won re-election on Sunday, beating far-right candidate Marine Le Pen. However, Macron faces many challenges ahead, as he seeks to govern a deeply divided country.

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Zelenskyy met face-to-face with US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin in Kyiv on Sunday night, with the Americans promising military aid and the return of diplomats

A regional breakdown of France's election results.

There was relief among EU leaders but concern about the rise of support for the far-right. Here are five takeaways from France's election night.

The French President delivered his victory speech from the Champ de Mars in Paris.

Allthough public gatherings were not recommended for the orthodox easter, many in Ukraine felt it was all the more important to attend church service this Sunday, the 60th day of the war.

Thousands gather in central Stockholm to enjoy the cherry trees blossoming, marking the beginning of a long-awaited spring.

Thousands of people participate in the traditional march for peace from Perugia to Assisi, in central Italy, dedicated this year to Ukraine

In a dozen high-tech greenhouses hidden in Hyde Park, gardeners grow 250,000 plants for London's eight royal parks.

French President Emmanuel Macron has been re-elected, defeating far-right candidate Marine Le Pen.

Ukraine's second city of Kharkiv has been pummelled by strikes day and night since Russian forces attempted to seize it at the start of the invasion.

Rome celebrated this week its birthday, known as "Natale di Roma (Rome's Christmas)", with four days of events based on the legendary foundation of the Italian capital by Romulus in 753 BC.

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The initiative goes back to 2003 when there were probably no more than 50 arctic foxes left in the wild in Finland, Sweden and Norway combined.