Iranians flock to parks to celebrate nature day and North Koreans enjoy hot springs at a resort in Yangdok, some
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The latest surge is driven by the more transmissible omicron variant BA.2, which is the dominant variant across the UK.
Huge crowds pack the streets of a southern Mumbai neighbourhood to watch women motorbike riders, singers, dancers and drummers take
As the Russia shells major Ukrainian cities, neighbouring countries prepare help the exodus of refugees caused by the conflict.
Roberta Metsola told Ukrainian officials that the EU would also help to rebuild cities and towns after the war.
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Paolo Rondelli has been chosen as one of the small European country's two "captains regent".
A Lille-based brand recently launched a collection of socks featuring seven presidential candidates.
Alongside eye-catching fixtures such as Germany v Spain, the draw in Doha pits Iran against both the USA and England
Ivan Fedorov, held for five days earlier in the war before being freed, met President Macron at the Elysée Palace
Bill Roggio, Senior Fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, tells Euronews the Russians have the upper hand in
Aisles lined with broken glass, gutted mannequins, desolated toy shops and mere rests of sporting goods stores: an exploration of
The Russian governor of the region claimed that the helicopters flew into the city, which is just 40km from Ukraine,
🇭🇺 Euronews spoke to a political scientist about Hungary's upcoming parliamentary elections and what they might mean for Europe.
More than 150,000 native children in Canada were forced to attend Christian schools from the 19th century until the 1970s.
A violinist took to the floor before Belgian lawmakers and performed a moving rendition of the Ukrainian national anthem as
Voters will be busy in Serbia this Sunday with presidential, parliamentary and regional elections planned.
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The suspects are reported to be members of a loose movement who believe in preparing for societal collapse.
Latvian citizens face fines if they display the symbols at any public events to show support for "Russia's military aggression".

