Winter weather warnings across Northern Europe as snow and flooding cause havoc.

Russia protests: Moscow prisons overcrowded after weeks of arrests

The country’s election on Monday was seen - as it has always been - as a two-horse race, with only marginal differences, policy-wise, between the horses.

NFL legend Tom Brady has won his seventh Super Bowl, extending the record for individual wins, as he helped his new side the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to victory over Kansas City on Sunday night.

Authorities said at least 200 people are still missing after the flash flooding in the Dhauliganga River.

"We will discuss these issues with my fellow EU foreign ministers. As ever, it will be for member states to decide the next steps, and yes, these could include sanctions. "

A study has suggested that the vaccine is only 22% effective against moderate forms of the virus.

A small number of migrants who were among hundreds rescued in the Mediterranean test positive after tests by Italian authorities.

This is the 12th outbreak in conflict-ridden Congo since the virus was first discovered in the country in 1976.

The day was called by the leadership of the opposition, based in Lithuania.

Church groups in the UK launch a campaign to combat mistrust and increase covid vaccine take-up in black and minority ethnic communities

Part of a mountain glacier broke in India's northern Uttarakhand state, sending a massive flood of water and debris slamming into two dams.

Liechtenstein is, per capita, one of the world's richest nations and is still (partly) ruled by a monarch who is one of Europe's wealthiest men.

While the UK ponders a possible vaccine surplus, many people in Europe are wondering when they are going to receive their first doses.

The Dutch meteorological agency issued an extremely rare "code red" alert on Sunday throughout the country, which was hit by its first snowstorm in more than 10 years.

Described as a little piece of London magic the city's thinnest house is up for sale with a price tag of over a million euros

The fatal police shooting of a street performer in Chile sparks violent protests in the capital Santiago and calls for reform on social media.

A restaurant in Paris is offering students a meal at knockdown prices to help them cope during the pandemic.

The couple are reportedly being held by security services in Chechnya, renowned for persecuting gay people, after being forcibly returned from Russia.

Nathalie Becquart's appointment to the Synod of Bishops reflects Pope Francis' wish to see women play a greater decision-making role in the Church, the Vatican says.

Crowds gathered in Yangon and Mandalay again on Sunday, as protests grow bigger and bolder since Monday's coup.

Austria, France and Germany are going to restrict the jab to the under 65s because of a lack of data following the vaccine's trials.

Prime Minister Jean Castex has promised support for farmers and residents whose land was devastated.

The populist 5-Star Movement and the right-wing League both signaled support for a Draghi-led government, saying they were ready to put aside bitter rivalries in the national interest.

The London cricket club Lords has been a vaccination centre since mid-January and an iconic gay nightclub in Paris started hosting tests this weekend.

The latest protests came a day after India's agriculture minister defended the laws in parliament, dampening hopes of a settlement.

The European nation prides itself on being one of the world's oldest democracies and yet only allowed women to vote as late as 1971.

A tiny new life is just beginning. On Kenya's south coast, a volunteer stands guard over newborn green turtles.

Israel could face war crimes investigation after an International Criminal Court ruling extended its jurisdiction to territories Israel occupied in the 1967 Mideast war.

Rival factions in Libya agree on an interim presidential council to lead the country into elections in December.

Street protests in Myanmar continued to expand on Saturday as people gathered again to show their opposition to the army takeover.

The UN estimates that an additional two million girls worldwide are at risk of female genital mutilation due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Biden’s team had earlier said he would work quickly to undo the policy instituted by former president Donald Trump that became known as “deportation with a layover.”

Democratic lawmakers and even some Trump administration officials believe he is too untrustworthy to benefit from the historical practice accorded to former presidents.

Professor Danny Altmann, a professor of immunology at Imperial College London, explains why new coronavirus variants have emerged.

The demonstrators raised three fingers in a salute and held cards showing a red ribbon to show their defiance against the coup that occurred earlier in the week.

The International Criminal Court said that its jurisdiction extends to territories occupied by Israel in the 1967 Mideast war, clearing the way for its chief prosecutor to open a war crimes probe into Israeli military actions.

Christopher Plummer, the award-winning actor who played Captain von Trapp in the film “The Sound of Music” has died.

US astronaut Alan P. Shepard Jr became the first person to hit a golf ball on the moon. But there has been a 50-year-old mystery over how far it travelled. Until perhaps now....

As part of its ambitious carbon emissions reduction targets, Denmark plans to create a €28-billion wind power island.

Twenty-two people have died in two hospital fires in Romania since November. Why are such blazes still happening in an EU country in 2021?

With vaccinations underway in the majority of Europe, who is making the fastest progress?

Unreported Europe looks into the living conditions of economic migrants stuck in Bosnia desperately trying to get into the EU.

Russia expels diplomats from Germany, Poland and Sweden amid claims they took part in pro-Navalny protests.

It is believed to be the first time for several years that a woman has been charged in relation to wartime Nazi atrocities.

Two women died after being found injured, one from stab wounds, while a man was also killed in a fatal road accident nearby. Police are linking the incidents.

"It's a short reprieve," sports journalist Michael Kurn told Euronews. "This deal is only going to go until the end of the season."

The Chinese foreign ministry threatened retaliation after CGTN's licence to broadcast in the UK was suddenly removed by Ofcom on Thursday.

Chancellor Angela Merkel has said that Germany is past the peak of the latest surge in coronavirus cases. But the German leader wants to wait for more data on the spread of new variants before deciding whether to ease lockdown restrictions.

Here are the key stories of the week captured through the lens' of photographers from around the world.