Rescue teams in the Turkish port city of Izmir are continuing to search for survivors of Friday’s powerful earthquake, as officials say the death toll has increased to at least 64.

Slovakia has launched its campaign to test its entire adult population in a bid to slow the spread of the second wave of deadly COVID-19 pandemic currently ripping through Europe.

A fire has broken out at a refugee camp on the Greek island of Samos, just three days after the region hit by a devastating earthquake.

Thousands of protesters in Belarus swarmed the streets of the capital to demand the resignation of the country’s longtime president for the 13th straight Sunday and encountered police using stun grenades to break up the crowds and making warning shots in the air from what authorities said were “non-lethal weapons.”

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

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.

A Greek Orthodox priest has been seriously wounded in a shooting in the French city of Lyon, officials say.

Donald Trump defined the 2020 Presidential vote as “the most important election in US history” but its impact will also be felt on this side of the pond too — and not just at the highest of political levels.