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WHO sees pause, even end of pandemic for Europe
He cautioned that the optimistic scenario required countries to pursue vaccination campaigns and surveillance to detect new variants.
Austria court orders Facebook to remove defamatory content
National courts in Europe can order online platforms to remove defamatory content worldwide.
Eurozone inflation rises to new record high
Inflation for non-energy industrial goods rose 2.3 percent in January, lower than the 2.9 percent seen in December.
EU presses on with green label for gas, nuclear
Berlin and Paris were adamant that their chosen energy industries are fit to receive the Green label and the commission
Covid tests to end for arrivals into UK: govt
Last week, Johnson also scrapped almost all domestic restrictions in England after several weeks of falling case rates.
Europe could be headed for pandemic 'endgame': WHO
Because of the very fast spread of the variant across Europe, Kluge said emphasis ought to be on "minimising disruption of hospitals, schools and the economy."
EU blocks mega-merger of South Korean shipbuilders
The EU found that the merged entities would create a group controlling nearly two-thirds of the global LNG cargo ship market
Half of Europe on track to catch Omicron, world economy at risk
The WHO's regional director for Europe Hans Kluge described a "new west-to-east tidal wave sweeping across" the region.
In record year, over 28,000 migrants crossed Channel: report
Such crossings ended tragically for many, with at least 27 migrants drowning off France on November 24 during an attempted crossing
Macron takes EU reins as election looms
Each European country gets a chance at holding the rotating presidency of the Council
The long decline: mass migration batters Balkans
North Macedonia has shed 10 percent of its population in the last 20 years
Russian gas supplies to Europe under scrutiny
Some European states, such as Poland and Ukraine, have accused Moscow and Russian energy company Gazprom of cutting gas supplies to Europe
Putin warns West of military measures over Ukraine threats
Despite hinting at conflict, Putin insisted Russia wanted to avoid "bloodshed"
EU to decide on new Covid jab as Omicron rages
EU chief Ursula von der Leyen has warned that the Omicron variant could be dominant in Europe by mid-January.
German Defence Minister says Russia cannot 'dictate' to NATO
The West has threatened Russia with harsh sanctions should its soldiers enter Ukraine.
UK makes foreign minister lead EU negotiator after Frost exit
The series of crises engulfing Johnson have seen him garner increasingly negative coverage in Britain's right-wing press
Britain and Australia conclude free trade deal
The UK-Australia trade relationship was worth ₤13.9 billion last year.
EU threatens Russia sanctions as NATO backs Ukraine
On Thursday, the EU leaders agreed to renew for six months existing economic sanctions imposed on Russia in 2014
Omicron injects urgency into EU summit
Omicron's apparent ability to mute the effects of existing vaccines has galvanised efforts to get booster shots into arms.
UK denies Friday deadline in post-Brexit fishing row
European fishermen can continue to work in British waters as long as they can prove that they used to fish there.
New German Chancellor Scholz makes European debut
In keeping with tradition, his first official trip will take him to France where he will meet President Emmanuel Macron.
Nobel winner hits out at UK, France over channel migrants
London has previously mooted exploring ways to turn around migrants' boats in the Channel.
Taliban reject claims of 'summary killings' of ex-security forces
The Taliban demanded that the claims be backed by evidence.
EU urges joint fight with Arab states against migrant traffickers
A new surge in numbers of migrant arrivals has hit the bloc's southern and eastern members this year
As Merkel bows out, Europe seeks new leader
Her exit may well open the door for the other half of the European engine -- Macron -- to slide into the driver's seat.
France urges Britain to do more on Channel migrant trafficking
Ministers responsible for immigration from Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands were invited to talks by France in the port of Calais
G7 ministers meet as new Covid strain spreads around the globe
In Britain, Health Secretary Sajid Javid said new Covid rules will be enforced from Tuesday
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
Europe battles Covid surge as WHO warns of 700,000 more deaths
The regional director for WHO Europe, Hans Kluge, said Europe and Central Asia "face a challenging winter ahead".
Violence erupts at Covid curb protest in Brussels
Europe is battling another wave of infections and several countries have tightened curbs