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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson flies to a Group of 20 meeting in Rome on Friday with one big goal: to persuade the leaders of Read more

French President Emmanuel Macron and his US counterpart, Joe Biden, will meet in Rome ahead of the G20 summit on Friday as they seek to Read more

A German electrician went on trial Thursday accused of murder in the death of one man, and mutilating several others by performing illegal operations on Read more

Ukraine’s Public Defender Lyudmila Denisova has reported that Georgia’s ex-President Mikheil Saakashvili “is getting weaker every day”. Denisova visited Saakashvili in prison on Wednesday. He Read more

Germany’s outgoing Chancellor Angela Merkel has landed in Greece on her last official trip to the country. Merkel arrived in Athens on Thursday evening, ahead Read more

MEPs have voted almost unanimously to strengthen the bloc’s cybersecurity rules, in order to protect from a rapidly increasing amount of online attacks. Rarely at Read more

A landmark trial into the 2015 Paris terror attacks has heard audio from the massacre at the Bataclan concert hall. The short recording came from Read more

Two Danish brothers who killed a biracial man in June have had their prison sentences increased. Mads and Magnus Moeller, aged 23 and 26, were Read more

European gas prices have dropped after a meeting between Vladimir Putin and Gazprom officials. The Russian President instructed the country’s state-controlled natural gas company to Read more

Albania’s former defence minister has been charged over a deadly explosion at a munition disposal factory in 2008. Fatmir Mediu has been accused of abusing Read more

A man has been given a two-year suspended prison sentence for passing information on the German parliament to Russia. The 56-year-old German suspect — a Read more

The Russian capital on Thursday started a nonworking period intended to stem coronavirus infections as new daily cases and deaths from COVID-19 surged to all-time Read more

A man who posed as Brigitte Macron’s nephew to obtain luxury privileges has been given a one-year sentence. The 35-year-old man had used his “fake” Read more

Hungary’s government will allow private employers to require that their employees get vaccinated against COVID-19. The move aims to combat a surge of new infections Read more

Nuclear energy is green energy, Rafael Mariano Grossi, the Director-General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), told Euronews. “Debates about energy and, in particular, Read more

Czech police have repeated that the death of a Roma man in police custody was not related to the actions of arresting officers. An autopsy Read more

A hike in the cost of wheat is alarming French households who fear a possible rise in the price of the prized baguette, seen by Read more

The Gender Equality Index 2021 released today (Thursday) warns that the pandemic is threatening “fragile gains” made in Europe towards gender equality. “Europe has made Read more

France has threatened to impose increased customs checks on goods coming from the United Kingdom from November 2 over an ongoing fishing row. The French Read more

Britain’s finance minister on Wednesday unveiled a budget for a “post-COVID economy”, buoyed by a stronger than expected growth forecast for 2021, with a particular Read more

For the second time in a month, a Spanish minister met with Algerian officials on Wednesday to guarantee the European country’s supply of natural gas Read more

The Spanish league on Wednesday denounced racist insults by a Barcelona fan against Real Madrid midfielder Vinícius Júnior during the “clásico” at the Camp Nou Read more

Prosecutors in the Netherlands are investigating the deaths of at least 33 people who may have used a chemical substance to end their lives via Read more

Luxembourg Prime Minister Xavier Bettel has admitted allegations of plagiarism over his university dissertation. PM Bettel acknowledged that he “should have done differently” after the Read more

Uber drivers in Brussels’ European district have managed to bring traffic to a near halt during rush hour, in protest against the conditions of so-called Read more

Italy’s senate voted to reject a bill on Wednesday that would have banned anti-LGBTQ violence and discrimination. A motion to block the so-called “Zan bill” Read more

Slovenia’s health minister on Wednesday warned that the country could face a nightmare scenario if it does not contain the virus outbreak raging in the Read more

A Polish court has upheld a ban on a far-right rally organised by nationalists on Poland’s Independence Day. The Warsaw District Court ruled in favour Read more

China has expressed anger after election posters depicting the Tibetan flag were placed outside its embassy in Denmark. Several posters featuring a local election candidate Read more

As the situation at the EU’s external border with Belarus worsens, one MEP has warned that more member states should not be allowed to legalise Read more