Europe

Floods in Black Sea region destroyed homes and cut off electricity to hundreds of villages

Nearly 80 people have died in fires that have swept through Algeria, Greece, Italy and Turkey, driving thousands from their homes

Police say motive is unclear but there are no signs terrorism was involved

The government has ordered shops to sell sealed and wrapped all books aimed at under-18s that are viewed as promoting homosexuality or gender change, or which contain 'explicit' depictions of sexuality

The inability of the WHO to say where and how the virus began spreading has fueled tensions among its members, particularly between China, where COVID-19 cases were first identified in Wuhan in late 2019, and the United States

The sprinter and the British team could be stripped of the medal they won in the 4x100 relay

Police said the situation was contained, and was not related to terrorism

Sicily recorded high of 48.8 degrees Celsius, as fires continue to rage in Turkey, Greece, Italy, Montenegro and Algeria

Support for Afghan people 'will be conditioned on a peaceful and inclusive settlement and respect for the fundamental rights of all Afghans,' organization says

Sicily recorded high of 48.8 degrees Celsius, as fires continue to rage in Turkey, Greece, Italy, Montenegro and Algeria 

Some experts fear the delays will leave an opening for Russia and China to expand their influence in the western Balkans

Opponents say legislation aims to silence a US-owned news channel critical of the government

The killing of a Turkish youth allegedly by a Syrian saw hundreds of Turks target Syrian homes and shops

For weeks now, the British have been trying to arrange sit-down talks between Prime Minister Boris Johnson and French President Emmanuel Macron, but to no avail

Eight people survived