Russia's hybrid war on Europe: Jamming and spoofing in the 'grey zone'
Nicholas Wells
Winter returns to France, with snow and ice on the Côte d'Azur
Parts of the French Riviera resembled a ski resort at the weekend as a cold front brought ice and snow to the Côte D’Azur.
"We're being set upon" - police attacked during 'Yellow Vest' protest
Remarkable footage has emerged of a police patrol coming under attack during Yellow Vest protests in the French city of Lyon.
‘They took our children, our blood and now our property’
Human Rights Watch says the Syrian government is using a controversial new property law to prevent displaced residents returning to their homes in former rebel-held areas.
Salisbury church concert strikes wrong note
A classical music concert featuring the work of famous Russian composers wouldn’t normally cause controversy ..... except when it’s in the English city of Salisbury and is titled 'From Russia With Love’
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Forest fires continue to rage in Portugal and Spain
Forest fires rage in Portugal and Spain, amid warnings they could take days to extinguish.
Turkey retaliates over US sanctions
Turkey’s President has hit back at the United States after Washington imposed sanctions on two Turkish ministers over the detention of a US clergyman accused of supporting terrorism.
Working holiday: Macron meets May for Brexit talks at his summer residence
French President Emmanuel Macron might be on holiday, but within hours of arriving at his summer retreat in the south of France he was hosting Britain’s prime minister.
Toll from Greek fires climbs with death of firefighter's wife
The death toll from Greece’s wildfires has risen after a 35-year-old woman injured in last month’s tragedy died in hospital,
Bank of England raises interest rates but Brexit fears weigh on pound
The Bank of England lifted interest rates on Thursday, but the pound fell amid uncertainty over Brexit and cautious comments from the Bank’s Governor Mark Carney.
Three killed as Zimbabwe troops, protesters clash after vote
Three people have been killed in Zimbabwe's capital Harare after forces opened fire on hundreds of opposition protesters.
Why we're all living on credit for the rest of the year
Today is the day humans 'have taken more from the planet than nature can put back in a year'.
Investigators no closer to finding out what happened to Malaysia Airlines Flight MH3700
More than four years after Flight MH370 disappeared over the Indian Ocean, investigators are no nearer to finding out what went wrong.
Fuel price increases trigger violent protests in Haiti
Haiti’s government has suspended fuel price rises after angry protesters took to the streets.
Rising sea levels threaten new parts of the Italian coast
Italian researchers are warning that rising sea levels in the Mediterranean threaten new areas of the Italian coastline.
At least nine dead in Europe-wide listeria scare
Supermarkets across Europe are recalling frozen vegetables after nine people died from listeria.
Merkel coalition under threat
German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s hopes of resolving a political crisis in her ruling coalition have suffered a blow, with details of a European Union deal on migrants already being called into question.
Voting under way in Mexico election
Mexicans have begun voting for a new president in an election that could sharpen divisions with US President Donald Trump over migration and trade.
Hong Kong marks anniversary of return to Chinese rule
The former British colony of Hong Kong has marked the 21st anniversary of its return to Chinese rule with a flag-raising ceremony.
EU leaders call for joint solutions to migrant crisis
European leaders have been meeting in Brussels to try to find common ground on the migrant crisis ahead of a full EU summit this week.
Lava again threatens homes in Hawaii
Hawaii's Kilauea volcano is showing no signs of letting up, with lava flows again creeping dangerously close to homes.
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