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A march organised by far-right activist Tommy Robinson drew more than 110,000 people in London on Saturday, but it turned unruly when a small group clashed with police.

Experts have revealed how extreme weather events are already reshaping Europe’s economic landscape.

This week's key events presented by Euronews' editor in chief, EU news, Jeremy Fleming-Jones.

Pro-Kremlin actors are using disinformation to take aim at Western efforts to facilitate a peace settlement for Ukraine.

Overall at least five civilians were killed and 43 were injured in Russian attacks across Ukraine over the past 24 hours, regional authorities reported on Monday.

Pro-Palestinian protesters disrupted the final stage of the Vuelta a España on Sunday, forcing cyclists to stop with about 50 kilometres remaining on the Madrid circuit.

The crisis deepens for Europe’s most watched entertainment show, with outrage spreading over Israel’s participation in Eurovision Song Contest. Faced with several EU broadcasters’ threats to pull out of the 2026 edition, the European Broadcasting Union seems to have found an unofficial solution...

The Spanish government will convert 53,000 tourist flats into permanent rental housing after detecting irregularities in the national registry.

A court in Ankara postponed the "absolute nullity" trial against the current administration of the main opposition party CHP to 24 October.

The Emmys red carpet in LA delivered glamour, political statements and heartfelt homages to the late Armani.

Charlie Kirk's alleged shooter Tyler Robinson is not cooperating with investigators, according to Utah Governor Spencer Cox, who said Robinson was radicalised online and disliked Kirk.