Climate activists from Last Generation disrupted Munich airport by gluing themselves to a runway, leading to flight cancellations and delays over a busy weekend.

Heavy rainfall and storms wreak havoc across northern Italy, France and Germany, whilst southern Italy endures an unseasonal heatwave.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said that he has no plans to recapture the city of Kharkiv, during a visit to China on Friday. Putin clarified that Moscow's military action in Ukraine's northeastern Kharkiv region is aimed at establishing a buffer zone.

The number of violent incidents reported in the French Pacific territory of New Caledonia fell slightly on Friday.

Around 200 Jewish worshippers marked the sabbath on Friday, lighting candles at the Place de la Rpublique in Paris a day after the Rouen synagogue attack.

Sasha and his family lived in Mariupol. In the first month of the full-scale invasion, he was forcefully separated from his mother and brought to occupied Donetsk. For weeks, his grandmother Liudmyla didn't know whether he was dead or alive.

European Policy Centre analysts say the general political climate and the upcoming European elections are, in part, responsible for the uptick in violence.

The military said the bodies were found overnight, without elaborating, and did not give immediate details on where they were located.

An outbreak of rioting in the Pacific territory has been met with a 1,000-strong reinforcement for local security services.

Access to the social media platform in the French territory was blocked following the violent clashes this week that led to the death of five people.

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In an exclusive interview with Euronews the Georgian President Salom Zourabichvili discussed vetoing the controversial foreign agents bill, police brutality and the potential in Georgia's upcoming parliamentary elections.

Prominent political figures in Slovakia say the condolences messages sent by officials from all parties have set an example and are helping to reduce tensions.

Personal security expert Dr J Ervin Kis told Euronews that Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico's bodyguards reacted too late to the apparent shooter and not according to protocol.

The agreement is a welcome reality, even among many of its opponents, because reopening the dispute would be much worse. I plead for a display of leadership in both countries, Greece and North Macedonia, to face this reality and stop playing petty politics with this issue, Nikola Dimitrov writes.

Kyiv says it has had some success pushing back against a renewed Russian offensive, but Ukraine's defences are in dire need of resupply.

Violence against politicians has been increasing at an alarming rate. The numbers of attacks have almost doubled since 2019. According to statistics, attacks against Green politicians has almost tripled in the past 5 years, whilst violence against AfD politicians has decreased around 20%.

According to Swedish police, several people have been detained and houses raided after an incident in the inner east of the capital.

The populist leader was shot multiple times on Wednesday while greeting supporters after a government meeting in Handlova.

Austrian authorities say violent crime among young people is soaring, but just how bad is the issue?

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Around 5,000 evacuees from the northern Kharkiv region have been accommodated in dormitories after fleeing intensified fighting in Vovchansk.

Russia's number one and his Chinese counterpart have pledged to deepen their ties as both increasingly confront the West.

"The man was armed with a knife and an iron bar," said a source close to the case.

Moscow says it will keep pushing its offensive in Ukraine, though NATO doubts Russia has the resources to make a significant breakthrough.