Nine apes received an experimental coronavirus vaccine after an outbreak of COVID-19 among gorillas at the zoo.

The Congressional Budget Office projects that the nation will add a substantial 6.2 million jobs this year, though that wouldn't be nearly enough to restore employment to pre-pandemic levels.

China’s premier announced plans to make the nation self-reliant in technology amid tension with Washington and Europe over trade, Hong Kong and human rights.

The earthquake followed two very strong 7.3 and 7.4 magnitude tremors, prompting thousands to seek higher ground.

The artwork appeared to show that Banksy was throwing his support behind a campaign to turn the historic jail into an arts venue.

Slovakia's Prime Minister has apologised after commenting that he would hand over a Ukrainian region to Russia in exchange for COVID-19 vaccines.

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A military helicopter has crashed in eastern Turkey, killing 10 military personnel on board and injuring three others, the country's defence ministry said.

Portugal's president, Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa, paid tribute to the 59 victims of the 2001 tragedy.

Facebook has taken down more than 500 accounts aiming to drown out the online conversation about pro-Navalny demonstrations.

Central European neighbours Slovakia and Hungary have already taken delivery of Russia's Sputnik V jab.

Austria was one of the world's first countries to make FFP2 masks compulsory in shops, schools, and on public transport in light of the COVID pandemic.

Italy's former prime minister thanked people for their messages of support after the incident and called on the country to move "forward together with freedom and courage".

"It is utterly abhorrent that security forces are firing live ammunition against peaceful protesters across the country," said UNHR chief Michelle Bachelet

The UK, Australia, Canada, Singapore and Switzerland plan to fast-track modified COVID-19 vaccines so they can tackle new variants more swiftly.

The top EU court has upheld a decision from the bloc's executive arm ordering football clubs to repay illegal state aid.

The drama unfolded as the migrants were travelling from Djibouti to Yemen.

The judge in Virginia had last month already rejected the defendant's argument that the case should be tossed out in the US because it should be heard in the UK instead.

"We have obtained intelligence that shows a possible plot to breach the Capitol by an identified militia group on Thursday, March 4," Capitol Police said in a statement on Wednesday.

Police in Sweden are still investigating a possible "terrorist" motive behind a stabbing incident in Vetlanda on Wednesday.

Security forces in Myanmar escalated their crackdown on protests against last month’s military coup, with at least 38 people killed on Wednesday.

The French government has dissolved the far-right group Generation Identity, interior minister Gérald Darmanin announced.

The Dutch government allowed many workers in "contact professions", such as barbers and masseurs, to reopen their businesses but sex workers aren't on the list.

They say that the findings had repercussions for our understanding of life in the deep sea; one of the least-studied ecosystems on the planet.

The earthquake was felt in neighbouring countries North Macedonia, Kosovo, and Montenegro.

"Vaccine, vaccine, vaccine, vaccine, I'm begging of you please don't hesitate," Dolly Parton crooned before receiving a dose of the Moderna vaccine.

"We have approximately 650 workers, 100 of them are currently on sick leave because of COVID and 70% of them are dealing with COVID-patients," hospital director Alexandra Pavlovičová said.

In January, a COVID-19 testing centre in the town of Urk was set on fire by rioters opposed to the country's lockdown.

The piece, one of only seven such bowls known to exist in the world, will be up for auction in New York on March 17 as part of Sotheby’s Auction of Important Chinese Art.

Yusaku Maezawa and his guests could become the first lunar voyagers since the last Apollo mission in 1972.

Washington targeted seven mid-level and senior Russian officials along with more than a dozen government entities.

Parts of France are experiencing high levels of air pollution amid a storm bringing dust from the Sahara Desert over to the country.

Secondary schools were already closed due to the spread of the virus, but now all schools in so-called red zones will be shut.

The initiative comes amid growing frustration over delays in the EU's vaccine rollout.

Hospital officials believe there were 27 people in an SUV that struck a tractor-trailer in the agricultural southeastern corner of California.

The COVAX scheme has delivered millions of doses of coronavirus vaccine to African countries this week, but officials have admitted the scheme has gone slower than expected in certain areas.

Euronews looks at recent border restrictions prompted by coronavirus variants and what they mean for the future of free movement in Europe.

"This is a triumph for the LGBT+ resistance movement in the most homophobic country of the European Union,'' the Love Does Not Exclude group said.

Portugal’s aviation regulator ANAC has rejected a request for prior appraisal of the construction of a second airport in the capitol.

A number of Egyptian asylum seekers - some facing life imprisonment in Egypt - are making a last-ditch attempt to avoid deportation following decisions made by Sweden’s asylum agency.

Elena Udrea, a former Romanian tourism minister, and Ioana Basescu, daughter of the former president, received prison sentences for money laundering.

Gorbachev, who is widely credited with ending the Cold War, was very popular in the West, but a much more polarising figure within Russia.

Living near the volcano is no easy task for locals, as they have to clear huge amounts of ash from the streets, and sometimes even run for cover.

"Right now the virus is very much in control," the WHO's head of emergencies programme stressed on Monday.

The girls were abducted from their boarding school by gunmen last Friday.

The Syrian Center for Media and Freedom of Expression (SCM), Open Society Justice Initiative (OSJI) and Syrian Archive are seeking a French criminal investigation into the August 2013 chemical weapons attacks on Douma and Eastern Ghouta.

Accounts with two strikes against them will be locked for 12 hours. Five strikes will get a user permanently banned from Twitter.

Michael Taylor and his son, Peter Taylor, will be tried on charges that they smuggled Ghosn out of the country in 2019.

The Moroccan landscape painted by Britain’s wartime leader was sold by Angelina Jolie at an auction for more than €9.5 million.

Tens of thousands of ethnic-Albanians, Serbs and other minorities disappeared during the 1998-99 war in Kosovo. Two decades later, thousands are still unaccounted for.