Europe News

Bulgaria holds another snap election, no stable government in sight

Sunday's vote was triggered by the failure of political parties to agree on forming a coalition government after an inconclusive June 9 election

Migrant dies attempting to cross Channel to UK: French authorities

The man, an Indian citizen, had set off from the beach of Tardinghen in the Pas-de-Calais department in northern France

UAE: First direct flights from Sharjah to Maldives launched in new partnership

The new route will start on October 27, and will operate daily between Sharjah and Velana International Airport in Malé

Putin: Moscow will respond if West helps Ukraine to strike deep into Russia

Russia has changed nuclear doctrine; the war is now entering its most dangerous phase, says Russian official

Young Londoners push for world's first Afro hair emojis

The group will submit new emoji designs, hopes they will empower people

Prince William says visit with Diana to homeless shelter was eye-opener

More than 178,500 households were assessed as homeless in England in 2023-24, up 12.3% on the year before, say homeless charities

Pay up if you want to see Notre-Dame, French minister tells tourists

By charging only 5 euros per visitor, the cathedral could raise 75 million euros a year, says Rachida Dati

Agriculture 'most problematic' area in India-EU free trade talks, says German minister

If you were to open the markets completely ... the disruption to the Indian market will be tremendous, says Robert Habeck

France kicks off Lebanon aid conference with 100 million euro pledge

Macron says Paris will 'contribute to equipping the Lebanese army' to re-establish control of the country's south in line with UN Security Council resolution

Pope Francis urges Catholics to abandon the 'mad pursuit' of money

"There is no greater way for us to return love for love"