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EU leaders agree 1m artillery shells for Ukraine
"What is critical is sending ammunition to Ukraine fast, because that might bring a change in this war," Estonia's prime minister Kaja Kallas said.
Polish abortion rights activist vows to appeal case
Polish abortion rights activists Justyna Wydrzyńska was last week sentenced for giving abortion pills to a 12-week pregnant woman. She will appeal. But with a court stacked by politically-appointed judges, her chances of overturning it are slim.
Milk and manure: Why are Lithuanian farmers so hacked off?
Lithuanian young farmers say they're giving up hope for the future of traditional livelihoods in the Baltic nation.
Prince William praises Ukrainian refugees' resilience on Poland trip
The Prince of Wales met Ukrainians who have fled the war on the second day of his visit to Poland.
Is Putin running out of ammunition or is he directing his attacks elsewhere?
Sources suggest Russia may be running out of ammunition or they may be directing their attacks elsewhere, such as Avdiivka.
How German business interests have shaped EU climate agenda
A new report by Corporate Europe Observatory details how German business interests have shaped German and European hydrogen policies.
Turkey ratifies Finland NATO bid, but awaits final parliament approval
Finland and Sweden applied to NATO 10 months ago, after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has yet to approve Sweden’s bid.
German unions call for widespread transport strike on Monday
German unions call for widespread transport strike on Monday, demanding pay rises to help combat inflation.
Israelis take to the street after MPs pass law protecting Netanyahu
Mass protests took place on Thursday across Israel after its parliament passed a controversial law that demonstrators claim brings the country's judicial system, and democracy, into disrepute.
French workers set to 'sabotage' King Charles' historic State visit
Due to strikes, union workers could literally refuse to roll out the red carpet for the British monarch when he arrives in Paris.
Debunk: Did Putin kiss Xi JinPing's hand and did he send a body double to Mariupol?
Euronews has debunked a photo widely shared online as well as theories pushed by Ukrainian officials that Vladimir Putin never visited the occupied-city of Mariupol
Watch: Commemoration service for the victims of Brussel's deadliest terrorist attack
Victims of Brussel's deadliest terrorist attack were remembered on Wednesday morning at the seventh commemoration of the event
Watch: Retired army members clash with security forces in Lebanon
Watch: Lebanese security forces fired tear gas to disperse hundreds of protesters, mainly retired members of the army, in downtown Beirut.
[Opinion] The EU-Turkey migration deal is dead on arrival at this summit
As leaders meet for their Brussels summit on migration, the 2016 "deal" with Turkey is a prime example of why the EU should not transfer its own responsibilities regarding migration to third states.
Watch: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy honours sacrifice of soldiers
Watch: President Volodymyr Zelenskyy participated in a ceremony honouring Ukrainian soldiers who died liberating the village of Moshchun from Russian occupiers
Watch: Iraqi Kurds celebrate Nowruz New Year festival in Akre
Nowruz marks the first day of Spring and is celebrated by some 300 million people around the world.
Young Europeans scathing of both US and China - study
British, French and Germans have 'few positive things to say' about the world's major powers.
Drug-resistant fungus spreading at 'alarming rate' in US hospitals, CDC says
Candida auris, which spreads easily and can resist common treatments, poses a deadly infection risk to fragile and elderly patients.
Mass strikes and protests grip France in defiance of Macron's pension reforms
🇫🇷 Mass strikes and protests grip France in defiance of Macron's pension reforms
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Can China broker peace between Russia and Ukraine?
Chinese President Xi Jinping's recent visit to Moscow looks like tacit backing for Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine yet China thinks it can be a broker for peace between the two countries
UN calls for calm in Middle East as Ramadan begins
Against the backdrop of Israeli-Palestinian tensions, Ramadan has often been a period of heightened conflict.
Macron determined to push ahead with pension reforms despite anger
The French president wants to plough on with hugely unpopular pension reforms, saying he will sacrifice personal popularity for the sake of his country.
Amid worsening food shortages, we need to turn over a new leaf on the coca plant
Allowing international trade of coca products, including its use as an organic fertiliser, could play a significant role in addressing the food insecurity crisis, Kasia Malinowska-Sempruch and Diego Garcia Devis argue.
'Bestial savagery': Russia kills students in drone strikes
“Residential areas where ordinary people and children live are being fired at,” wrote Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Telegram.
European Championship 2024 qualifiers: Who do you think will reach Euro 2024?
Qualifying for Euro 2024 gets under way this week as 53 nations battle for 24 places. Who do you think will reach the finals?
Hidden history of Scotland's biggest nuclear bunker
The underground site, buried deep under an Edinburgh hill, has remained largely unknown.
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'Extreme violence' triggers hunger strike at Greek detention centre
Strikers accuse authorities of denying inmates adequate food, hot water and medicine, while housing them in filthy cells infested with cockroaches.
Ron DeSantis says his Ukraine remarks 'mischaracterised'
The Republican was criticised in the US and Ukraine for calling the war a "territorial dispute".
EU-brokered deal between Serbia and Kosovo is based on a gentleman’s agreement
The deal made between Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić and Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti in Ohrid is based on a gentleman's agreement because the Serbian party did not sign the document.
Russian mercenary group Wagner may lose thousands of fighters
In the coming weeks the Russian mercenary group Wagner could lose most of the prisoners it recruited into its ranks as their military contracts expire.
Swedish lawmakers vote to endorse NATO accession
Swedish parliament voted in favour of NATO accession.