The death toll from an earthquake that struck the Aegean Sea on Friday has risen to over 50, as rescue efforts continued on Sunday to extricate people from beneath the rubbles.

A super typhoon slammed into the eastern Philippines with ferocious winds early Sunday, knocking down power in several towns and prompting the evacuation of about a million people in its likely path, including in the capital, Manila, where the main airport was shut down.

French President Emmanuel Macron said he can understand Muslims being shocked by cartoons of the prophet Muhammad but that he can never accept them being used to justify violence.

Hong Kong police arrested seven people Sunday over scuffles that broke out in the citys legislature during a faceoff between pro-democracy and pro-Beijing lawmakers earlier this year.

England won the 2020 Six Nations rugby title after thrashing Italy on Saturday, but they had to wait for the result of a tense match between France and Ireland in Paris before they could celebrate.

The Dutch government will halt a coronavirus bailout to airline KLM amid a disagreement over cost cuts and pilots pay, the Dutch finance minister said in a statement.

Former US President Barack Obama issued a sharp criticism of his successor Donald Trump in a campaign stop for candidate Joe Biden on Saturday.

Georgias governing party claimed victory in a tightly contested parliamentary election Saturday, but an opposition alliance around an ex-president who has spent years in self-imposed exile refused to concede defeat and aspired to form a new coalition government in the ex-Soviet nation.

The El Gouna Film Festival was determined to nurture a culture that makes it possible for filmmakers to transform their visions into reality despite the COVID-19 pandemic.

Countries across Europe are seeing a resurgence in COVID-19 cases after successfully slowing outbreaks early in the year.

With much of Europe now experiencing higher levels of COVID-19 infections than recorded in the spring, what impact is this having on deaths

Owners of small, independent bookshops are changing their sales methods as they decry an order to close their doors once again as France enters its second lockdown.