At 103, Ruth Larsson becomes the oldest person in the world to skydive, near Barcelona a paddle surf race takes place and Queen Elizabeth II celebrates her Platinum Jubilee, making her UK's longest-reigning monarch. And more. No agenda, no slant. Ge...

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With Russia controlling 20% of Ukrainian territory after 100 days of the war, Inna Sovsun told Euronews "the Russian appetite will likely not stop there".

After initially blaming the problems on the late arrival of fans and fake tickets, the European football's leading body has apologised for the 29 May events.

Huge leaps in science, internet and urban planning, and two other things that went well in the world.

Mermaiding is the sport of using a monofin with a fabric tail, and learning how to 'move like a mermaid'.

On the 5th of June, the new Apostolic Constitution will enter into effect: for the first time, lay persons, including women, will be able to preside over the ministers of the Roman Curia.

Views of Ukraine's capital Kyiv as the country marks 100 days since Russia's invasion. The United Nations says there will be 'no winner' from the conflict, as Moscow's forces press deeper into the eastern Donbas region on the 100th day.

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Police used tear gas to disperse protesters who took to the streets of the Sudanese capital, Khartoum, on Thursday ahead of the third anniversary of a crackdown on mass sit-ins in which dozens of peaceful protesters were killed.

Members of Britain's royal family on Friday arrived at St. Paul's Cathedral in London for a service honoring Queen Elizabeth II’s 70 years on the throne.

Amidst a mountain of empty bottles, garbage recyclers protest in front of Coca-Cola headquarters in Buenos Aires as part of their demand for a "packaging law" that introduces the principle of extended producer responsibility.

The accident occurred near the Alpine ski resort town of Garmisch-Partenkirchen.

Britain's Queen Elizabeth II triggered the lighting of a chain of ceremonial beacons on Thursday as part of festivities bringing an end to an eventful first day of celebrations for the monarch's Platinum Jubilee.

Two men tasked with lighting the Dover Town Beacon to mark Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee, struggled against breezy conditions on Thursday night, June 2. Around 3,500 beacons were being lit up across the United Kingdom and Commonwealth count...

Ten days after 19 children and two teachers were massacred by a teenage gunman in Uvalde, Texas, US President Joe Biden has asked that "common sense" prevails in the debate on gun control legislation.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has said there will be no shortcuts to joining the European Union.

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A selection of photographs that tell the world about Russia's war in Ukraine

Authorities said 125 people have been evacuated from the building, with rescue crews searching for anyone who might still be inside.

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It has been 100 days since Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered his troops to invade Ukraine and NATO has warned the war could last a long time.

Euronews Next spoke to Ukrainian tech executives to find out how the sector has adapted to the conflict.

Buckingham Palace announced late Thursday that the queen would not attend a thanksgiving church service Friday, after experiencing “some discomfort” at events on Thursday.

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The US president made his comments on the 100th day since Russian forces invaded Ukraine on 24 February, launching the bloodiest conflict in Europe in decades.

Lithuanians crowdfunded €5.9 million recently to buy a Bayraktar drone from Turkey to give to the Ukrainian military.

How has the war in Ukraine impacted the country’s children? Euronews spoke with Paloma Escudero, who is working for UNICEF in Poland, to learn more.

The vessels were seized by Iran's Revolutionary Guards in the Persian Gulf last week.

Airlangga Hartarto, co-ordinating minister of economic affairs of the Republic of Indonesia, tells us why he believes the EU should forge stronger economic bonds with his country and its neighbours.

More than 400 schools, courts in Sarajevo, the National Electoral Commission and a hospital have been forced to evacuate over 48 hours.

Health brigades spray one of South America's largest cemeteries in Lima to eradicate the dengue-transmitting mosquito and collect larvae in an attempt to control a new outbreak of the endemic disease in Peru, which has killed about 30 people this yea...

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European nations are scrambling to tap new sources of natural gas to relieve them of supplies from Russia.

British monarch Queen Elizabeth II celebrates 70 years on the throne. Follow the events with this selection of pictures.

Royal Commentator Richard Fitzwilliams spoke to Euronews about what will be expected during the four-day holiday.

The video showed around 30 soldiers apparently paying homage to the dictator at the mausoleum where he used to be interred.

Our international correspondent Anelise Borges spoke to the mayor of Mariupol, who described the desperate situation in his city.

The blaze broke out on Wednesday evening in Roztoky, a town just north of the Czech capital.

With the departure of the populist former prime minister, newcomer Robert Golob said, “I think you can already feel that the mood is more relaxed, that tensions have eased."

One of the suspects reportedly "encouraged" terror attacks across Europe and maintained close online links with other radicalised individuals.

As Belarusian forces assemble near the border, a Belgian volunteer told Euronews what they saw over three weeks in besieged Chernihiv.

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Celebrations marking Elizabeth Windsor's 70th year on the throne get under way today after a pivotal - and singularly difficult - two years for Britain's longest-reigning monarch.

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In a rare speech since leaving her role as Chancellor, Merkel also expressed solidarity with Ukraine and said she supported Kyiv’s right to self-defence.

Germany and US agree to supply advanced weapons to Ukraine

The result of a referendum in Denmark on Wednesday shows voters overwhelmingly in favour of joining the EU's common defence policy 30 years after opting out

Gérald Darmanin said there had been "sometimes unnecessary excesses" from police who fired tear gas at Liverpool supporters outside the Paris stadium.

World Athletics is launching a campaign called Every Breath Counts calling for better air quality and mobilising people around the world to demand stronger action against air pollutants.