As concern over climate change and the need for clean energy sees an increasing number of people switch to electric cars, these vehicles are fast gaining a larger market share. But some experts are asking how green the batteries that run them really are?
The improved weather conditions on Monday allowed rescuers to resume evacuation efforts and a search for possible victims after the highest volcano on Indonesia’s most densely populated island erupted.
The US administration and a delegation from the European Commission met near Washington DC on Monday to try to bring the world's two largest economies closer together on issues of trade and new technologies, but little concrete progress is expected.
Using violence against protestors is a sign of the Iranian government's "weakness", not strength, said top US diplomat Antony Blinken.
The 16-year-old Roma boy was shot by police in the northern city of Thessaloniki, after allegedly not paying a 20 euro bill at a petrol station.
Police say a man came out of a refugee shelter and attacked two teenagers on their way to school.
Air alerts blared across Ukraine and officials urged civilians to take shelter from what they said was the latest in waves of Russian missile strikes since Moscow's invasion
Santa Run, Stollen festival or an iconic Christmas market? Germany and Italy are kicking off the festive season with the return of some beloved traditions which had been put on hold due to the COVID-19 Pandemic.
Ukrainian officials reported a new barrage of Russian missile strikes across the country, an attack that was anticipated as Russia continues to seek to disable Ukraine’s energy supplies and infrastructure during this winter.
Goalkeeper Dominik Livakovic is the hero, saving three penalties in the shootout, as Croatia edge past Japan with a 3-1 victory to reach the World Cup quarter-finals.
The festival took place at the Bahrain Fort built over 5,000 years ago.
The UK defence ministry believes Russia has prioritised Bakhmut as its main offensive effort since early August 2022.
Rescuers in Colombia are working tirelessly to rescue an estimated 20 people trapped in a landslide which englufed a road in the Pueblo Rico Municipality on Sunday.
A London-based analyst who focuses on freedom of expression and access to information online in Iran dismisses the claim that the Islamic republic is disbanding its notorious morality police. "Articles within the Islamic penal code remain," says Mahsa Alimardani.
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Hungary will be in the spotlight on Tuesday as EU governments struggle over suspending EU funds to prime minister Viktor Orbán's government — despite rule of law concerns — and unlock key EU policies which Budapest has been blocking.
Sir Keir Starmer's claims that re-joining the EU Single Market and Customs Union wouldn't boost the British economy have been widely disputed.
A 13-year-old girl was also seriously injured after the incident in Ulm.
The EU's border police Frontex is set to deploy guards throughout the Western Balkans as part of a wider plan to stop migrants from reaching EU states.
The cannabis was packed in boxes and moved in "solidarity convoys" to evade police, the Guardia Civil said.
EU Commission president Ursula von der Leyen and French finance minister Bruno Le Maire called for new EU borrowing in the face of US green subsidies — but Dutch and German finance ministers both said they opposed such a tool.
The latest deadly strikes on Ukrainian infrastructure caused significant disruption to the power grid.
It was the Russian president's first visit to the peninsula since Moscow invaded Ukraine.
Over the past decade, Europe has been gripped by economic crises, harsh austerity measures, social unrest, and a global pandemic that claimed the lives of more than 2 million people across the continent
The EU Commission has downplayed Russia's threat to stop selling oil to countries which adopt a Western cap on prices.
As 10 men finally go to trial over the 2016 Brussels attacks, the BBC speaks to victims' families.
The country's main opposition party has called for its former leader to be treated abroad.
Five years after the Iuventa search and rescue ship was seized by Italian authorities, the trial of 21 crew and NGOs members has not yet started as the Trapani court cannot provide qualified interpreters.
Police said they received several reports of explosive devices being placed at locations across the country.
While the European Union openly criticises China for abusing its the mostly Muslim Uyghur population, the EU turns a blind eye to the way India treats its own Muslim minority — because it wants India as a strategic ally.
Three people are killed by explosions at the airfields, which Russia blames on Ukrainian drones.
Vladimir Putin himself is somewhat suspicious of Serbia's leader, as are most who deal with the opaque Aleksandar Vucic. The Russian president has preferred to keep his Serbian counterpart compliant, via a tight rein of annually-reviewed gas pricing.
Here is our summary of the latest news from Russia's war in Ukraine.
Sarkozy was found guilty of bribery and influence peddling by a Parisian court in March 2021.
In a blow for England's World Cup forward Raheem Sterling has left their camp in Qatar, due to an armed break-in at his home while his wife and three children were inside, according to British media.
Unconfirmed reports emerged over the weekend that the controversial authority would be disbanded.
As Sierra Leone’s fuel shortage continues to bite, taxi drivers in the capital, Freetown, are increasing turning to the black market for their petrol supply.
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A protester and a policeman were killed on Sunday in Sweida, Syria, as security forces cracked down on a rare demonstration against poor living conditions.
Construction gets underway in Australia and South Africa of a network of antennas which together will form the world’s largest radio telescope, the Square Kilometre Array.
The Group often acts to change the supply and demand of oil, in order to control market prices and ensure high revenues for its members. But it says it's ready to meet at any time to “address market developments if necessary.”
The $60-a-barrel cap on Russian oil approved by the G7 comes into force on Monday despite Moscow's threats.
Russian rights activist and Nobel Peace Prize laureate, Irina Scherbakova, says there’s no prospect of a negotiated end to the war in Ukraine.
A price ceiling on Russian seaborne crude oil agreed upon by Australia, the EU and G7 nations will come into effect on Monday, with a cap on refined petroleum products due in February next year.
On Tuesday, EU finance and economy ministers are expected to discuss a whole series of highly-political files, with one country tying it all together: Hungary. EU and Western Balkan leaders will also meet in Tirana.
The suspects are accused of being members of the terror cell that carried out the worst peacetime attack in Belgian history.
The G7 nations and its allies have agreed to limit the price of Russian oil to $60 a barrel.
A plane from Krakow to Bristol landed safely and no dangerous object was found, officials say.