Migrants tell of perilous Channel crossings as they arrive in the UK
Migrant crossings by boat to England have risen to record highs this year
27 die in Channel's deadliest migrant boat tragedy
According to the French authorities, 31,500 people attempted to leave for Britain since the start of the year
Police name dead suspect in Liverpool blast as UK raises terror threat level
The deceased is 32-year-old Emad Al Swealmeen
Blood and beatings: 1961 Paris Algerian massacre recalled
President Emmanuel Macron on Saturday condemned as "inexcusable" the crimes committed on October 17, 1961.
Why did Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp shut down?
Even though it lasted just a few hours, the impact of the shutdown ran deep.
France begins marathon trial over November 2015 Paris attacks
The trial will last until May 2022, with 145 days for hearings involving about 330 lawyers, 300 victims and former president Francois Hollande
Prince Albert of Monaco allowed former lover and love child to attend Red Cross Ball in Charlene's absence
The monarch recently visited his wife in South Africa with their two children and posed for several family pictures.
UN Council adopts Afghanistan resolution, but no 'safe zone'
It is not clear whether another resolution proposing a "safe zone" will be circulated later on.
US carries out air strike to stop car bomb in Kabul
After a 20-year war, the foes were within clear sight of each other, separated by just 30 metres.
Barcelona co-captain buys Ligue 1 broadcast rights ahead of Messi debut
Gerard Pique reportedly acquired the rights to the French League's broadcast in Spain
US steps up Kabul evacuation, says Taliban pledged 'safe passage'
Some other countries, including Germany and France, have also been able to pick up their nationals and Afghans qualified to travel to those countries.
Biden defends US pullout from Afghanistan despite panic in Kabul
Critics say the US reputation as a global power has been badly tarnished by the Taliban's victory,
Hundreds flee, homes destroyed, as fires ravage Greek island
Many villages had only been saved because young people had ignored evacuation orders and stayed on to keep the fires away from their homes, he added.
French Parliament adopts vaccine passports law despite protests
France recorded almost 23,000 new Covid-19 cases on Saturday, twice as many as last week, as the Delta variant caused a surge.
Real Madrid transfer on hold as PSG refuses to release star forward
It may be now or never when it comes to Mbappe's move to Real Madrid
Home advantage pays dividends at unique Euro 2020
But the signs are that this will be a one-off, with Germany to host the Euro in 2024 for the first time since West Germany in 1988.
Spanish magazine claims Monaco's royal family was cursed by a woman in the 13th century
The legend has resurfaced amid reports of marital troubles between Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene.
Cristiano Ronaldo looks happier with Portugal than with Juventus
Ronaldo will be leading Portugal in their European Championship title defence.
Biden to announce mass vaccine donations as first overseas tour begins
With the world still crawling out from under the wreckage of Covid-19, Biden has cast his diplomatic marathon as a return to badly needed US leadership.
Assad dismisses critics as Syria votes to extend his grip on power
In the last multi-candidate poll in 2014, Assad won 88 percent of the vote.
Death toll climbs in Israel-Gaza conflict as France proposes ceasefire
The Israel-Gaza conflict was sparked after clashes broke out at east Jerusalem's flashpoint Al-Aqsa mosque compound -- one of Islam's holiest sites.
Prince Harry, Meghan Markle to join Hollywood celebrities in COVID vaccine concert
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will join Selena Gomez, Jennifer Lopez and more in Global Citizen's VAX LIVE concert in May.
Bodies pile up as Covid overwhelms India
Many countries are shutting their borders to travellers from India.
India logs record new infections as Europe hopes peak may be over
Indian health ministry data showed nearly 315,000 new infections in the past 24 hours -- the most any country has recorded in a day since the pandemic began.
EU leaders' summit confronts vaccine rollout woes
Several EU officials and diplomats warned on Wednesday that, while they back a verifiable vaccination record, it is too early to look at using "vaccine passports" to permit easier travel.
Virus crisis upends hopes for aviation careers
Air traffic was down two-thirds globally in 2020, according to the International Air Transport Association, and it does not expect a return to 2019 levels before 2024.
Virus team visits China lab as poorer nations get vaccine boost
A WHO team finally started work on its investigation in recent days after months of delays, with the experts visiting the Wuhan Institute of Virology on Wednesday.
France imposes border controls in scramble to avoid lockdown
France went into lockdown twice in 2020, the first time between March and May and then October to December.
US, European stocks end at records on US stimulus, Brexit deal
On December 24, Britain and the European Union agreed a post-Brexit deal that allayed the threat of disruption to business on January 1, when measures extending free trade are set to end.
Asian markets mostly up on US relief bill
The emergency US package is part of a larger spending bill that, with Trump's signature, will avoid a government shutdown on Tuesday.