The Danube river broke through flood defenses in southeastern Europe on Monday, driving thousands of people from their homes along its banks in Serbia, Romania and Bulgaria, officials said.

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Solutions within arms reach, says new WWF report Bucharest, Romania – Brussels, Belgium– As the Danube threatened to burst its banks again last week, a new WWF study shows that restoring the natural ...

5 A flood that occurred in Budapest in 1965 lasted for 113 days, resulting in Margaret Island, which sits in the middle of the river in the city center, being totally submerged.

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BEZDAN, Serbia -- Serbian authorities and residents of Serbian areas along the Danube River are taking measures to prevent flood damage as the river's water approaches record levels. Predrag Maric ...

Highest flood warnings have been declared at some 100 places in the Czech Republic, with most regions in the country affected. Austria, Poland and Romania have also been hard-hit. DW has the latest.

Meanwhile, in Budapest, the Danube is expected to rise to the highest levels in 10 years, and there are fears that the river could overflow. “The biggest flood of the last decade is approaching ...

Ten villages evacuated in Germany due to swollen Elbe River. The Danube hit a record high Sunday evening in the Hungarian capital of Budapest. ... At least 22 flood-related deaths have been reported.

The River Danube burst its banks in Budapest on ... said the last time the Danube's level exceeded 6 metres in a month of December was in 1987, but then it did not flood the embankment roads.

The Danube threatened to spill over soaked anti-flood defenses in Belgrade and wash through towns across southeastern Europe on Sunday after rains helped push it to its highest levels in a century.

Water levels in the Serbian stretch of the Danube river neared a 50-year high on Thursday as the Balkan country braced for a wave of floods that have already ravaged parts of central Europe.