'We are open for business' - EU Ambassador to Kyiv recalls staff
Thomas Hill
Georgia pays tribute to the victims of Russia's 2008 invasion
Georgia's president has called for a united front to face Russia, fifteen years after a fifth of the country's territory was seized and occupied in an invasion.
Britain's Rishi Sunak announces major oil and gas expansion plans
Flying in the face of environmental concerns, British is giving the green light to drill hundreds of new oil and gas wells in the North Sea, with PM Rishi Sunak claiming it will help to make the UK more self-sufficient in energy.
Romania's fourth Patriot missile air defence battery is operating
Romania's fourth Patriot missile battery is now operating providing additional cover for the nation's skies and NATO's south-eastern flank.
Food prices in Spain expected to rise due to crop failure
A winter drought in southern Europe has led to water use restrictions in France and Italy, while some Spanish ecologists warn the country's cereal crops may become unsustainable in the future.
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Artillery strikes near Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant
Residents describe their fears Russian artillery may hit Europe's biggest nuclear power station with devastating consequence for Ukraine and "everywhere the wind would blow".
Inside a prison camp for Russian POWs in Ukraine
Russian POWs being held in one of 500 detention centres in Ukraine. A Belgian television crew was granted access and tells some of their stories.
Missiles over the West Bank after nine Palestinians killed in raid
The night skies over the West Bank were lit up by Israeli airstrikes and Palestinian rocket fire. Violence flared after nine Palestinians were killed in an Israeli raid on Jenin refugee camp on Thursday.
Life on the 'zero line' of Ukraine's trenches
Frontline Ukrainian soldiers under constant bombardment in frozen trenches describe life under fire and their hopes NATO will send more tanks.
Meta fined €390m in EU privacy case
Facebook and Instagram owner Meta has been fined €390m for privacy law breaches in the EU. It plans to appeal. Two cases were brought against it after the introduction of the EU's GDPR laws.
UK Prime Minister targets health, migration and economy in year ahead
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak aims to cut inflation, national debt, hospital waiting lists and illegal immigration as well as growing the economy.
German spy accused of passing state secrets to Russia
Federal prosecutors are questioning a German spy accused of passing secrets to Russia following an internal investigation by Germany's BND intelligence agency.
House Committee blames Trump for sparking Capitol riots
Bipartisan House committee report blames Donald Trump for sparking Capitol riots and recommends he be barred from holding office pending criminal investigations.
Zelenskyy returns from Washington
President Zelenskyy returned from Washington with a pledge for increased military and financial support, aid Russia says will only prolong the fighting.
Strikes on French trains and in British airports, health services
Inflation-driven pay disputes are causing Christmas disruption to French trains and to British airports, post deliveries and health services.
Zelenskyy gives historic speech to US Congress
Ukraine's President Zelenskyy offered thanks to Presdient Biden and gave Congress a report from the front lines during an historic visit to Washington.
Argentina fans celebrate World Cup victory in Qatar
Argentina fans saw their team win the World Cup for the first time in 36 years when they beat France 4-2 on penalties in Qatar.
Argentina's home fans celebrate World Cup victory
World Cup victory brings joy to Argentina's home fans as they celebrate a thrilling penalty-shoot-out win over France.
Art attack: Warhol car targeted by climate protestors
Climate change activists from the Last Generation group used flour to cover a car once decorated by American pop artist Andy Warhol in Milan. They were demanding an end to fossil fuel burning.
COP27 climate talks given 24-hour extension to break deadlock
With climate change talks deadlocked on a reparation fund, negotiators have been given an extension into Saturday to settle their differences.
Living in newly liberated Kherson
As soldiers do their best to clear away Russian booby traps, humanitarian supplies, including medicines, are at last reaching the people of Kherson just as winter comes,.
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