Reuters journalist missing after strike in Ukraine
The news agency says its team was staying in a hotel in Kramatorsk, which was struck by a missile.
The news agency says its team was staying in a hotel in Kramatorsk, which was struck by a missile.
The search was underway Sunday in the remains of the hotel in the eastern Donetsk region to recover the missing person from under the rubble.
The Taliban’s ban on women’s voices and bare faces in public provide a “distressing vision” for Afghanistan’s future, a top UN official said Sunday.
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A new report found a number of micro and nanoplastics in soda bottles, with the number increasing based on how many times the bottle was opened.
Seeing masses of food being thrown away at the end of a buffet breakfast led me to investigate hotel food waste.
The Upgrade Democracy event aims to highlight the UK’s “broken system” and get the government to create a citizen’s assembly.
Japan, which on Friday hosted the preparatory proceedings for the 9th Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD9), solemnly reiterated its non-recognition of the “polisario” puppet entity, Medi1 TV reports exclusively. Japan’s Deputy Minister of Foreign
The Franco-Russian billionaire is wanted on charges of allowing drug dealers and sex criminals to operate on the app, according to French media.
Israel launched a wave of airstrikes across southern Lebanon early on Sunday whilst Hezbollah fired hundreds of rockets and drones at it.
Euronews spoke to Kyiv-based producer Dima, also known as BADWOR7H, about living in Ukraine during Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the concept of ‘relative safety’ and the form of escapism music offers.
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The BBC's Mark Lowen in Sicily on the rapid chain of events in the middle of the night that left seven dead and is dumbfounding experts.
When a Russian prisoner swap hit headlines recently, a jailed musician’s fatal hunger strike went unnoticed.
Meanwhile, in a speech to mark Independence Day in the capital Kyiv, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stressed his country's resolve to regain its "territorial integrity".
Local media outlets report the suspect was covered in blood when he gave himself up to officers on the street in Solingen.
The National Antiterrorism Prosecutor's Office said the attack was being investigated as an attempted assassination linked to a terrorist group and destruction of property with dangerous means.
The 39-year-old was detained after his private jet landed at Le Bourget Airport in northern Paris.
The group said in a statement published on its Amaq news site that the attacker targeted Christians, 'to avenge Muslims in Palestine and everywhere.'
The man - allegedly wearing dirty bloodstained clothes - turned himself in to Solingen police.
The two test pilots launched to the International Space Space in early June where they were due to stay for a week. They will now return in February.
Among the dead were 11 members of a family, including two children, after an airstrike hit their home in Khan Younis.
Two British Paralympians lit the flame in Stoke Mandeville, a village northwest of London that's considered the birthplace of the Paralympic Games.
"We have opened an investigation against unknown persons on charges of manslaughter and culpable homicide," prosecutor Ambrogio Cartosio said.
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The would-be thief became distracted after picking up a book about Greek mythology on a bedside table.
The broad coalition led by Tusk doesn't have the support in parliament to liberalise one of Europe's most restrictive abortion laws, he said.
The man was shot and injured by police after he opened fire on the officers in southern France, reports say.
Russia and Ukraine exchanged over 100 prisoners of war on Saturday as Kyiv marked its third Independence Day since Moscow's full-scale invasion.
The Ukrainian President vowed the country would "repay the evil done to it" as Ukraine's war against Russia rages on.
Dick Schoof, the Netherlands' new premier, was a former head of the country's intelligence services before he headed up the new technocratic government.
The swap is the first since Ukraine first began its incursion into Russia on 6 August.
A police officer who was at the synagogue was injured when a gas cylinder allegedly exploded in a parked car, local media reported.