"This kitten just made a formal announcement on a case in the 394th," the judge said on Twitter, proving he's no sourpuss.

“I didn’t even realise I had it,” she told French newspaper Var-Matin.

The protesters are demanding that power be restored to Suu Kyi’s deposed civilian government.

The hippo population has expanded dramatically, with experts warning there could be as many as 1,500 by 2035 if nothing is done.

The Senate voted mostly along party lines that Trump's second impeachment trial was constitutional even though he has left office.

Photographer, Mathieu Rivrin caught the image as the most powerful waves caused by Storm Justine were striking the French coast.

Many resorts are seeing ticket sales for cross-country skiing jump by more than 30 per cent.

Turkey utterly refutes that the events of over a hundred years ago constitute a genocide.

Hundreds of Belarusians have fled to Lithuania since the disputed presidential election in August.

The pilot of the helicopter that crashed killing Kobe Bryant, his 13-year-old daughter, and six other passengers violated flight rules by flying into thick clouds, US safety officials said.

In a statement last week, the National Associated of Hungarian Journalists called Klubradio "the only remaining public service broadcaster in Hungary whose content is not under government influence".

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The app allowed people in China to engage in political discussions with people outside of the country, on topics such as democracy and Taiwan.

Rawiri Waititi said his Māori pendant was his choice of a tie and that it was "absurd" he was not allowed to speak in parliament for not wearing a necktie.

Peter Madsen briefly escaped from a Copenhagen prison in October after threatening staff and police with a fake gun and explosives.

The country's president has asked Mario Draghi, economist and former head of the European Central Bank (ECB), to find a majority in parliament.

The team of experts were sent by the World Health Organization to investigate the origins of the COVID-19 pandemic in China.

Companies in Portugal were quick to start making cloth masks when the pandemic began last year. Now new regulations have come into place in some of their biggest markets, driving business towards safer surgical masks.

While bars and restaurants will remain closed - shops, museums and hairdressers are being allowed to reopen. But many facilities will require medical masks and a negative COVID-19 test certificate.

The orbiter, called Amal, Arabic for Hope, travelled 482 million km)in nearly seven months to get to Mars with the goal of mapping its atmosphere throughout each season.

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A hacker illegally gained access to a Florida water treatment plant system, and attempted to increase the concentration of a chemical in the water supply.

Protests against the military coup in Myanmar continued into Tuesday, despite new rules making demonstrations illegal.

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Israel and Greece signed a deal that clears the way for vaccinated tourists to travel between the countries in a bid to boost their economies.

The emergence of new coronavirus variants means vaccine manufacturers need to be ready to adjust vaccines to the "evolution of the virus", the WHO chief said.

It comes after Manchester United's Axel Tuanzebe and Lauren James became the latest players to be targeted by online abusers.

Far-right extremist Anders Behring Breivik killed 69 people on the island.

"Until everybody is safe, nobody is safe," the head of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies tells Euronews.

Benjamin Netanyahu enters plea in court in corruption trial.

Local authorities said the victims include 17 women and eight men — all aged between 20 and 40. Ten people were rescued alive.

A viral video showed the Prime Minister attending a lunch with around thirty guests on the island of Ikaria over the weekend. A government spokesperson has described the allegations as "inaccurate".

Experts have criticised rich countries for buying up COVID-19 vaccine doses as poor countries are left without vaccines in a trend that has continued months after first doses became available.

Santiago Abascal said that fruit, eggs, and stones were thrown at him during Sunday's rally in Salt.

Pets found infected with the virus must be quarantined at their homes or a city-run facility for 14 days.

As the EU starts to rollout the AstraZeneca vaccine, there's concern over its effectiveness on new coronavirus variants.

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.