The deeply polarising figures attacked each other's character and record, accused each other of lying and refused repeatedly to answer each other's questions.

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Iranian security forces reportedly opened fire on Friday on demonstrators in the southeastern city, killing at least six people including a 12-year-old boy.

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As Diwali, the festival of lights, celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs, and some Buddhists come to an end, villagers celebrate the Gorehabba Festival by spreading cow excrement in the streets.

Ukraine receives remote-controlled machine that destroys landmines

Another 103 people were pulled to safety from Maltese waters as part of the organisation's five missions this week.

Exhibition displays art for everyone at Giza necropolis

The European Commission President met with Serbia’s President Aleksander Vucic to discuss energy and hopes that Serbia’s gas market will open up for diversification.

Despite regular strikes in Bakhmut, Ukraine, some civilians refuse to leave the city and are deprived of critical services.

Cypriot riot police have used tear gas to quell violence at a migrant reception centre after clashes between different ethnic groups caused a fire to break out.

Britain's Princess Anne landed in Uganda accompanied by her Husband Sir Tim Laurence on Tuesday for her four-day private visit to the country.

Sunak and Macron held their first telephone call since Sunak became prime minister earlier this week.

"Just to give you a sense of how significant the hit on Europe is, our pre-pandemic projections and our current projections differ by half a trillion euros", says the IMF's managing director Kristalina Georgieva.

The Central Bank of Russia (BCR) has improved its GDP forecasts for the Russian economy this year, predicting a less severe recession than it previously thought.

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On Sunday Brazilians will choose between a future of conservative values under the nationalist incumbent or the return of a leftist former president who has promoted his past record.

The US president called for a stand against political violence after the 82-year-old was beaten by an intruder who reportedly shouted "Where's Nancy?", in a chilling echo of the Capitol riots.

Spanish footballer Pablo Marí has undergone surgery to treat wounds he received during a supermarket attack in Italy on Thursday that left five injured and one dead.

The director of the state-operated mine was reportedly among those arrested.

Italian authorities say the aircraft had been tackling a forest fire near Mount Etna on Thursday.

Human rights groups say Santiago Sánchez, who went missing while trekking from Madrid to the FIFA World Cup in Qatar, is being held in an Iranian detention centre.

France and Spain experience an unusually hot October, as climate change experts raise concerns about record-breaking greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.

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Euronews has gathered a panel of experts, industry leaders and key players in Brussels to address the issue of biosimilar medicines.

The US and its Western allies have dismissed Russia’s claims that banned biological weapons activities are taking place in Ukraine with American support. Meanwhile, Kherson heats up as a conflict zone.

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The Russian president said he had no intention of using nuclear weapons in Ukraine.

Italian police have arrested a 46-year-old Italian man who they suspect to be the attacker, but say there is no suggestion of terrorism.

Four concrete monuments have been dismantled in Poland in a renewed drive to remove symbols of Moscow’s post-World War II domination

Students graduate from Brazil’s School of Santa Claus ahead of the Christmas season

The deal has been criticised over alleged poor treatment of migrants at detention centres in North Africa.

Migrants continue to arrive on Italy’s shores despite a controversial immigration policy.

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Warsaw says the move emphasises its disapproval of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

The Russian Duma has preliminarily approved a law to ban the spreading of ‘propaganda of non-traditional sexual relations’, in a move denounced by human rights groups.

“It feels like the winter was just over and here the other one comes”, the usual life of Bucha and Irpin residents was over the moment Russia attacked Ukraine in the end of February. Today, trying to rebuild what was lost, they face many problems...

Malmö, has 560 kilometres of bike lanes. Smart housing, renewable energies, and clean transport, and the city has been exploring all avenues of the sustainable economy since the 1970s oil crisis. Do they hold the answer to the climate and energy cri...

Activists from the climate action group, Just Stop Oil, have sprayed orange paint on the showroom windows of luxury car brands Ferrari, Bugatti and Bentley in London.

A wildfire that officials thought was under control on Africa's highest peak, Mount Kilimanjaro, has reignited, according to Tanzanian officials

More than 70,000 residents from Kherson have been evacuated in recent days, including members of the Russia-backed regional administration, along with the remains of 18th-century Russian general Grigory Potemkin.

The 23-year-old allegedly spread neo-Nazi content online, possessed weapons, and had made death threats against an Italian senator who survived the Holocaust.

It's been called "a victory over prejudice".

Children are continuing to be taken from battle zones in Ukraine for adoption in Russia - that's according to the US Institute of War, which cites confirmations from Russian media.

The practice of extracting mares' blood has been around since the late 1970s, but not many Icelandic knew about the practice until now

79 UK ministers and whips have resigned over both Boris Johnson and Liz Truss' tenure, 71 of whom are entitled to a payout of taxpayers' money.

Northern Irish leaders are set to make a last-ditch attempt today to break a political impasse triggered by Brexit. If they fail, new election will be called on Friday.

The two gay men were killed two weeks ago in front of a popular bar in Bratislava.

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