The Belarusian opposition leader told Euronews that Lukashenko made a 'huge mistake' by diverting a flight to arrest a journalist because it renewed international scrutiny into the regime.

Dominic Cummings is giving evidence to a UK government select committee.

Tom Nides, a former State Department official, is currently serves as managing director and vice chairman of Morgan Stanley.

The meeting came as the world marked one year since George Floyd's death.

Hundreds of Iraqis took to the streets in Baghdad to protest a rise in targeted killings of prominent activists and journalists.

More than 8,000 migrants and asylum seekers crossed into the Spanish enclave in north Africa last week.

"It would be political suicide if, with my knowledge, I accepted a positive agenda without Cyprus included" - The President of the Republic of Cyprus, Nicos Anastasiades, gives his view on Cypriot relations.

Grasset shared e-mails with Euronews that show a proposition from someone claiming to work for a UK-based PR company.

Thousands joined a demonstration in May rallying against the bill.

In a statement published on Tuesday, EU Commissioner for Crisis Management Janez Lenarčič said that "following the announcement of a ceasefire, urgent humanitarian access is now vital, to relieve the suffering of the many innocent victims".

Joe Biden will meet Vladimir Putin in Geneva next month in their first face-to-face meeting as presidents, the White House has announced.

Katalin Kariko fled Communist Hungary to pursue her dream of helping to cure disease. 35 years later, her past is being weaponised.

The UN Security Council is set to hold a closed door meeting on Belarus' diversion of a Ryanair plane. France, Ireland and Estonia will raise the issue.

The results could pave the way for the vaccine to be made available to younger age groups.

The countries ahead on vaccinations, relatively speaking, are those outside the EU, like Serbia and the UK. Hungary is the exception, but Budapest has bought doses from Russia and China to boost its stocks.

Italian mafia leader Rocco Morabito was one of the top ten most wanted men in the world.

Family members and activists rallied in Minnesota to mark the day George Floyd was killed by police.

The entire staff of Latvia's embassy in Minsk was ordered to leave Monday after the red and white flags used by the opposition were raised in Riga.

EU policy-making is requires all 27 member states to agree on every name, every person who's going to be sanctioned. 'That's where you run into trouble,' says Magnitsky campaigner Bill Browder.

The US secretary of state will seek to bolster the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas and push for humanitarian aid for Gaza. But he says the time is not right for an immediate resumption of peace talks.

Mutinous soldiers arrested Mali's leaders on Monday, sparking fears of another coup just nine months after a military junta seized power.

Frontier Myanmar says its managing editor Danny Fenster was detained at Yangon International Airport on Monday.

A civil war "could happen", Chrisrine Schraner Burgener told a virtual UN news conference.

Italian rock band Maneskin had strongly refuted allegations of drug use after a moment caught on camera raised eyebrows.

Lead prosecutor Olimpia Bossi said 'hypothetical charges' could include 'multiple manslaughter'.

The B.1.617 variant was first detected in India in October 2020 and has multiple concerning mutations that affect how it binds to proteins. It is thought to spread more rapidly than other COVID-19 strains.

Katalin was recruited in 1978 but she says that she never filed a report for Hungary's feared State Security Service. She has been tipped as a potential Nobel Prize winner.

At least 115,000 health and care workers are estimated to have lost their lives to COVID-19, the chief of the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Monday.

Suu Kyi's only previous court appearances have been by video link and she had not been allowed to meet in person with any of her lawyers.

A German couple was attacked on board the MS Viking Sally. Three decades on, nobody has ever been convicted of the crime.

Dr. Nigel Gould-Davies in London. He's a Senior Fellow for Russia and Eurasia at the International Institute for Strategic Studies and also the former British Ambassador to Belarus. He told Euronews that he's "shocked and surprised" by Sunday's incid...

A vigil for Sasha Johnson will be held in Britain's capital on Monday.

A wave of protests hit Europe following the murder of George Floyd in the US - but one year on, has anything changed?

It comes amid concern the agreement could undermine the UK's farming industry.

The author of the Divine Comedy left Florence in 1302 never to return.

The homeless have been one of the groups most exposed to the virus in Spain, with limited access to face masks and hygiene. Vaccinating them has posed many challenges for health authorities. The Janssen vaccine which requires only one shot has made t...

Many families with young children are sleeping out in the open and face violence from border guards. 'People are getting sick', one warned.

On Monday morning, Prime Minister-elect Fiame Naomi Mata’afa and her supporters showed up at parliament to form a new government, but were not allowed inside.

Hundreds of people gathered for the rally in front of the courthouse in downtown Minneapolis where the Chauvin trial concluded a month ago, many carrying signs with pictures of Floyd, Philando Castile and other Black men killed by police.

The health ministry Monday reported 4,454 new death in the last 24 hours, bringing India’s total fatalities to 303,720.

More than 170 children were still feared missing Sunday after the chaos of the Mount Nyiragongo eruption Saturday night

After the Czech government won a case at the European Court of Justice to close a Polish lignite mine, people living nearby fear losing their jobs.

British billionaire and Virgin Galactic founder Sir Richard Branson said the successful tests bring it closer to commercial flights for tourists, which could begin next year.

Duke of Cambridge's speech is thought to be part of plans, backed by Downing Street, to persuade Scotland to resist a vote on Scottish independence.

Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi sends his condolences after 14 people including a child die in a cable car accident in northern Italy

Both the Pfizer and AstraZeneca vaccines were found to be about as effective against the Indian variant than against the British one after two doses.

The comments by Iran’s parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf, aired by state TV, further underscored the narrowing window for the U.S. and others to reach terms with Iran.

Freezing rain and gale winds hit the high-altitude race, state media reported Sunday.

An eruption in 2002 left hundreds dead and 100,000 homeless.

The UN Refugee Agency says three former refugees were participating in this year’s Eurovision Song Contest and two of them were in Saturday's final