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

Protesters gathered in the US following the release of recent police body camera footage showing two fatal police shootings of people of colour.

NASA chose Elon Musk's SpaceX to build the next lander that will carry astronauts to the moon.

US President Joe Biden met with Japan's Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga in Biden's first face-to-face meeting with a foreign leader.

The resignation marks the end of the Castro brothers' leadership that began with the 1959 revolution.

The audio-based social network solely relies on users reporting harmful content, rather than proactively moderating content.

The interior ministry said the measure was taken "in order to maintain public order and safety" after several days of heightened anti-French sentiments.

The Irish government is hoping to bank on the rise of remote work to breathe new life into rural towns and villages.

Questions have been raised around the different ways in which vaccines can impact women compared to men

Bucharest is the EU capital that is most at risk from earthquakes, many seismologists believe. And with hundreds of vulnerable old buildings suffering from decades of neglect, many residents of the Romanian capital are living in fear for their lives...

The former head of Austria's far-right party, Heinz-Christian Strache has been charged with corruption following the 2019 "Ibizagate" scandal.

France's industry minister said on Friday that while a final decision was yet to be made, it was "highly probable" the EU wouldn't renew its contract for the Oxford/AstraZeneca COVID vaccine.

Sweden's Public Health Agency says they will ease restrictions for those citizens, mostly elderly, who have had at least one vaccination shot against COVID-19.

It's far more complex than the UK just leading the way.

The talks were arranged to improve relations between the NATO allies but descended into accusations.

Romania has approved a bill that aims to exclude Chinese group Huawei from the country's future 5G mobile network.

French Parliament adopts a law that sets the age of consent at 15 years old, and 18 years old in the case of incest.

Authorities in the US and the EU have already started planning for such an eventuality.

Ukraine's president has told Euronews there is no time to lose in resolving tensions in the east of the country.

Iran appears to have followed through on its vow to increase enrichment after a bomb attack on its nuclear facility in Natanz.

Animal welfare officers said they were "almost swept off their feet by a laughing attack" when they realised the animal was in fact a flaky viennoiserie pastry.

Lai was one of the nine leading Hong Kong pro-democracy advocates who were sentenced to jail terms on Friday for organising a march during the 2019 anti-government protests that triggered an overwhelming crackdown from Beijing.

At least eight people were killed in a shooting late on Thursday at a FedEx facility in Indianapolis, police have said.

Police in Chicago said Adam Toledo was holding a handgun when an officer shot him in the chest.

The challenge in China lies partly in the sheer scale of the effort and the need to convince a population that currently feels safe from infections.

The measures are meant to punish Russia for actions that US officials say cut to the core of American democracy and to deter future acts.

"We will not forget any face, any name," said France's president Emmanuel Macron.

The World Health Organization said that Denmark was considering sharing unused vaccine doses with poorer countries.

"Delivering projects in hard-to-reach areas requires ingenuity and resilience. And when we talk about vaccines with such delicate delivery requirements, the last mile is simply make-or-break."

Evgeni Tanchev's opinion came out on the same day when Poland ruled that the country's human rights ombudsman - a critic of the government - must leave office at the end of his term.

The winners of the World Press Photo Awards 2021 have been announced, featuring work from some of the world's leading photojournalists.

If Albania and Kosovo both find the doors of Europe slammed shut, they may both conclude that a federation is the next best option.

It comes a day after Denmark became the first country in Europe to abandon the jab over links with very rare blood clots.

Medical practitioners have sounded the alarm that Sweden's sperm shortage could drive up wait times for assisted pregnancies

French President Emmanuel Macron has promised free psychological counselling for children and students during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The bill will make it an offence to maliciously share images of French police online, where the officer can be identified.

Washington says Russia was behind the so-called Solar Winds hack, which breached the networks of nine US agencies.

"There was a lot that was left out, meaning that obviously there will be a need for a practical solution of how to then implement it," a customs and international trade advisor told Euronews.

Millions across France and around the world watched live as flames engulfed the beloved 850-year-old Cathedral on April 15, 2019.

In New Delhi, hotels and wedding banquet halls are being converted into COVID-19 centres amid a surge in cases.

Dr. David Fowler, a former Maryland chief medical examiner who is now with a consulting firm, also testified that he would classify the manner of death "undetermined."

The charge against Kim Potter, a white former Brooklyn Center police Officer, was filed three days after Wright was killed during a traffic stop.

Belgium’s prime minister has announced the country will reopen restaurants and bars for outdoor service next month, and lift a night-time curfew, while Switzerland and Denmark also announced plans to ease restrictions.

Czech president Milos Zeman said he "terminated the duties of Tomáš Petříček in accordance with the Constitution". But what were the real reasons for the departure of the foreign minister?

The personal data of more than 530 million Facebook users were found on a hacker's forum last week.

The rector of Paris' Notre-Dame Cathedral told Euronews that he felt "hopeful" that the reconstruction was still on track despite delays due to COVID and lead contamination.

Bernie Madoff, the disgraced financier who defrauded thousands around the world in the biggest Ponzi scheme in history, died at the Federal Medical Center in Butner, North Carolina, on Wednesday.

The ban means he will miss the rest of Slavia's Europa League campaign and the Czech Republic's games at the European Championship.

A number of incidents related to the pandemic had created tensions within Romania's governing coalition.

98 of the UN's 193 member nations recognise Kosovo's declaration of independence from Serbia, but Russia and China are among those who do not.