Europe

The Commerce Minister accused developed countries of failing to deliver promised climate funding to the Global South.

The ‘Students Win’ list drew crowds to Belgrade’s Slavija Square ahead of parliamentary election, as the movement seeks to challenge the ruling Serbian Progressive Party.

Demonstrations are planned in more than 20 cities as activists criticise proposed legal reforms they say are unlikely to survive a presidential veto.

Demonstrators demand affordable student housing, better school facilities and higher teachers' pay as protests spread across Europe.

Protesters hurl petrol bombs and stones at police in Tirana as authorities use tear gas and water cannon amid demands for Prime Minister Edi Rama's resignation.

Niculescu pledged to begin work immediately, but analysts warned that a fragmented Parliament and tight budget could threaten the government’s stability.

Fires, smoke and masked protesters mark Europe’s youth-led unrest as students challenge austerity, rising living costs and government policies.

Bordeaux introduces a night curfew for unaccompanied minors after weekend riots, as the US president warns of Europe's future without tighter borders.

An infant was among six people killed off Lesbos, while six others died near Samos as rescuers searched for three missing passengers.

Seven officers are suspended amid clashes in Tirana, where 167 people have been arrested and 388 criminally prosecuted, according to the police chief.

The disappearance of Triglav Glacier and the shrinking Skuta ice field highlight the impact of low winter snowfall and hotter summers on Alpine water reserves.

Demonstrators demanding lower education costs and action against corruption clashed with police in Tirana, forcing parliament to cancel its session.

Four people were rescued from the San Marino-flagged Wine Trader, while a separate fire aboard the tanker Yara J left its crew safe.