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The WHO has warned hospitals and intensive care units are running close to or above capacity in “too many countries”, as the coronavirus outbreak continues to surge across Europe.

US voters are taking to the polls ahead of the November 3 presidential election, but what are the main issues that voters care about?

Libya's two warring factions agreed to a permanent truce after five days of talks at the United Nations, which hailed the move as "historic".

Part of the brokered deal includes a payment of €282.5 million from Sudan as compensation to US victims of terrorism.

French MP Laetitia Avia told Euronews that tougher action must be taken on social media platforms, following the assassination of history teacher Samuel Paty.

In the wake of the brutal beheading of Samuel Paty, French President Emmanuel Macron has promised a further crackdown on extremism. Some critics say the government's measures to handle the situation are disproportionate and dangerous.

The archaeological city of Al Ain is located along the north-eastern border of the Rub’ Al Khali desert in the UAE.

In this vast plain of the Al Harrah desert, stretching from Syria across north-eastern Jordan and into Saudi Arabia, ancient drawings are carved into volcanic basalt rock.

More European countries tell people they will have to stay indoors overnight and restrict social interaction to help stop the virus spreading

.Hundreds of nurses march through the streets of Buenos Aires towards the local government headquarters to ask for recognition, better salaries and improved working conditions.

Dry and windy conditions fuel the East Troublesome Fire in Colorado

Health Minister Roman Prymula has come under fire after he was photographed leaving a restaurant in the capital that should have been closed under the country's COVID-19 rules.