Severe drought has placed millions of people at risk of famine in the horn of Africa. Euronews speaks to Karl Schembri from the Norwegian Refugee Council.

For 30 years, Daniel Lambert ran a thriving wine business from the UK — but on New Year's Day in 2021 everything changed.

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These days, climate change is an even bigger threat to the conservation of these gentle giants than poaching.

Court papers reveal the FBI seized records include some marked as classified and "top secret", while the Justice Department says it has reason to believe Trump violated the Espionage Act.

Two ships carring the first Ukrainian wheat to be exported under a UN-brokered deal have left Black Sea ports; Kyiv appeals to the UN and Red Cross over prisoners held by Russia, and the EU is due to discuss a potential visa ban on all Russians — t...

Commission President Ursula von der Leyen praised firefighters across the continent, as emergency services struggle to contain fires in France's south-west and in several other countries.

Witnesses were quoted as saying the attacker shot randomly at people in the street in the town of in Cetinje before being shot dead by police.

The Russian dissident who burned his passport is appealing against a Bulgarian court's decision to extradite him, amid concern for the safety of others who fled to the EU after the invasion of Ukraine.

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The tourist from Down Under sped through the site for 1.5km before he was stopped by police.

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The Indian-born author, who had a $3.3 million bounty on his head issued by Iranian clerics who accused him of blasphemy in the 1980s, was reportedly stabbed several times.

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The German chancellor said a pipeline linking the Iberian peninsula to central Europe was "sorely" lacking, as the continent seeks to wean itself off Russian gas supplies.

Tests by authorities uncovered a 'huge presence' of fecal bacteria in water parks, exposing thousands of visitors across the country to infection risks.

The Rafa Nadal Tennis Center offers players the same training methods that helped the 22-time Grand Slam winner reach the top of his game.

The UK's Environment Agency issued a rare drought alert after a long period of little or no rainfall, and scorching hot summer temperatures.

Activists say the videos might do more harm than good and are encouraging users to channel their support through established networks.

A group of Ukrainian artists have moved in together in an art collective, with the support of German cultural organisations.

Millions of people face water usage restrictions in the UK after a drought was officially declared across large parts of the country.

Eleven bodies are buried in a cemetery in Bucha, where more than 400 other unidentified people are buried. "Most of them were shot dead. So it was neither an accident nor an explosion.

Police say the man was buried under the rubble for several hours.

France's Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne has thanked European nations for help in tackling the the spread of the fires.

Eight Venezuelan states have been affected by heavy rains for two consecutive days, resulting in hundreds of damaged homes.

Schröder has been widely criticised for his ties with Russia after the country invaded Ukraine.

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The former US president says the search of his Mar-a-Lago home was "American, unwarranted and unnecessary".

Rafael Grossi urged Russia and Ukraine -- who blame each other for the attacks on the plant -- to immediately allow nuclear experts to assess the damage and evaluate safety and security at Europe's largest nuclear powerplant.

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Dead fish have littered the banks of the Oder River in Poland and Germany, prompting conservationists to call on government authorities to investigate.

Sweden's government agreed to extradite a man to Turkey on Thursday in the wake of tense negotiations to join NATO.

From damaged radiation sensors at Europe's largest nuclear power plant posing a threat, to Russia saying Switerzland is "no longer neutral" over Ukraine, these are the latest developments in the war.

Two roller coaster trains crashed into each other at the amusement park, injuring at least 34 people.

Marina Ovsyannikova was charged over a street protest last month, when she held up a banner calling Putin a killer, and Russian soldiers fascists.

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Rescue workers are searching for up to 45 people in the Aegean Sea after a boat sank off the coast of Greece.

The US fast food giant has been paying thousands of its workers in Ukraine while their outlets were closed during the first six months of the war.

A wildfire rages in the Serra da Estrela natural park, a mountainous region in central Portugal designated by Unesco.

Hundreds of people protest in Rosario, Argentina, against fires that have been raving the Parana Delta for several weeks, asking for the government to resolve the issues and saying that the smoke is not allowing them to breath properly.

Romania’s navy is on high alert after two Ukrainian sea mines drifted into their territorial waters.

Scholz has denied wrongdoing but is facing fresh questions over his meetings with a private bank in 2016 and 2017.

The Belarus military says the incident at the Gomel base, where Russian jets are stationed, was caused when a vehicle engine caught fire.

They have also called on other European countries to "express the same opinion".

Several thousand of onlookers venture down the steep, winding trail around Mount Fagradalsfjall to admire the week-long volcanic eruption near the Icelandic capital Reykjavik.

Israeli artist Sigalit Landau wades into the warm, briny waters of the Dead Sea to inspect her latest creations

The 38-year-old is believed to be one of the IS militants dubbed “The Beatles” due to their British accents.

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The money will be put towards purchasing 200 "tactical unmanned aerial reconnaissance vehicles".

Russia denied any aircraft were damaged in Tuesday's explosions at a Crimean airbase or that any attack took place. Satellite imagery showed at least seven fighter jets were completely destroyed.