“I would also like to take this opportunity to issue a word of advice to the new US administration, which is so eager to give off a smell of gunpowder in our land from across the ocean,” Kim Yo-jong said.

The revolving door signals the challenges for the government of Latin America’s largest nation to implement effective measures to control the virus’ spread, or even agree on which measures are necessary.

"I might not live to see a free Syria," Wafa Ali Mustafa told Euronews on the 10th anniversary of the uprising.

Turkey has protested against a recent agreement reached between Israel, Greece, and Cyprus advancing plans to build an underwater electricity cable in the Mediterranean.

It was just fifteen months ago when Iglesias led Podemos into Spain's first coalition government in four decades.

Figures released on Monday by Eurostat revealed that 29,800 Britons became EU citizens in 2019, nearly double the roughly 16,200 who did so the previous year.

Navalny likened his detention conditions to "Orwell's 1984" in an Instagram post on Monday.

The World Health Organization tells Euronews the Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine is safe

The murder of a young woman in London has put the issue under the spotlight.

The investigative newspaper has faced multiple attacks over the years, including the murder of journalist Anna Politkovskaya.

The senior Austrian official in charge of his country's COVID-19 vaccine orders has resigned for failing to buy all the doses available.

Russia's Sputnik V vaccine will soon be produced in France, Germany, and Spain, according to the Russian Direct Investment Fund.

The decree distinguished between the church’s welcoming and blessing of gay people, which it upheld, but not their unions since any such sacramental recognition could be confused with marriage.

The strict lockdown measures come amid what the health ministry called a ‘deterioration’ of the coronavirus situation in the country.

Nominations have been announced for #TheOscars following a year which has heavily impacted the movie industry,

It’s the latest in a series of cases against foreigners at a time of heightened tensions between Iran and the West.

Over the past five years, for many, finding a house has become a nightmare.

Ten years since the start of the conflict in Syria that has killed half a million people, a Syrian journalist recounts how he spent nearly eight years dodging police, bullets and bombs, before finding refuge in Madrid.

Razan Ibraheem, Irish Tatler's 2016 International Woman of the Year, and Ahmed Barakat, who now works for the IOM, look back with Euronews over a decade of conflict.

"It was positively a slaughter in one of the suburbs of Yangon yesterday," Human Rights Watch told Euronews on Monday.

Four women won the top four prizes on Sunday, including Taylor Swift, who became the first female performer to win album of the year three times.

At least four people were shot dead during protests in Myanmar on Sunday, as security forces continued their violent crackdown against dissent following last month's military coup.

London's police commissioner said she was not considering stepping down amid criticism of police handling of a vigil for Sarah Everard.

Police tweeted calls for protesters to return home repeatedly, stating that there were too many demonstrators even as more arrived at the protest.

British-Iranian charity worker, Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, who served five years in jail for allegedly working against Tehran's government, is now accused of participating in a demonstration outside the Iranian embassy in London 12 years ago.

Jeanine Anez, the conservative interim president who led Bolivia for a year, was arrested on Saturday and released after questioning.

Mitrovica's Main Bridge is both a symbol of the town’s division and its most popular tourist attraction.

Sunday's elections were viewed as a key test to determine what voters think of the government's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic and to determine what they think of Merkel's successor.

Taylor died after being shot by police officers who breached her front door in the early morning hours of March 13, 2020, as part of a drug raid. No officers were charged in connection with her death.

"We will never give up to an unjust military but we will carve our future together with our united power," Mahn Win Khaing Than, who was named the acting vice president by Myanmar's ousted lawmakers, said on Saturday.

The Home Secretary has demanded a "full report" of what happened after footage posted online showed police pushing and detaining people.

Spacewalking astronauts worked to avoid getting toxic ammonia on their suits from the International Space Station's external cooling system on Saturday.

Italy plans to vaccinate around 80% of the population against COVID-19 by the end of September, the new government said.

No one immediately claimed responsibility for the attack.

The country's health minister stepped down after the incident, while Prime Minister Bisher al-Khasawneh ordered an investigation into the deaths at the hospital in Salt, 20 kilometres north of the capital Amman.

Bitcoin crossed the $60,000 mark for the first time in its history on Saturday.

The detained included leading opposition figures, like Yulia Galyamina.

Actor Corinne Masiero presented the Best Costume Award dressed as a donkey covered in fake blood with "Give us back the art Jean," written on her back as she stripped naked, making a reference to Prime Minister Jean Castex after theatres and cinemas ...

Three deaths were reported in Mandalay, the country's second-biggest city, and one in Pyay, a town in south-central Myanmar.

A military plane has crashed, killing four people and injuring two others in Almaty, Kazakhstan.

The key stories of the week, captured by photographers around the world.

Since last week, more than 10 European countries have halted the use of the jab.

"We are deeply concerned," WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said at a press conference.

Italy will tighten its restrictions and the French government is concerned about ICU COVID-19 patients reaching 95% in Paris.

Serbia has been highlighted as a success story for its vaccination programme, but rising coronavirus cases have health experts worried.

Everard's disappearance sparked a public debate about women's safety.

Despite being shown to prevent against severe disease, AstraZeneca's COVID vaccine has attracted negative publicity. Here's a closer look.

2021 is set to be a pivotal year in the independence movements in Scotland and Catalonia. But are there lessons each movement can learn from the other to avoid the pitfalls that threaten to derail their cause?

The civil lawsuit settlement comes as jurors are being selected for the trial of Derek Chauvin, the white police officer who held Floyd down with a knee to the neck for nearly nine minutes.

A viral photo on Twitter of an empty hospital corridor in Geneva is "misinformation", Swiss authorities have said.