Police drag protesters from rails as Israelis rally for Gaza ceasefire
Joshua Askew
What are Israel's air defences? And why are they so effective?
Israel claims it intercepted all of the drones launched by Iran after Israel hit Tehran's military command and top nuclear scientists and facilities overnight on Friday.
West should rethink restrictions on weapons for Ukraine: NATO chief
"By having too many restrictions we are tying one hand of the Ukrainian armed forces on their back," said NATO's Secretary-General.
Severe turbulence injures 12 on Ireland-bound flight
It comes after a passenger died and dozens were injured due to turbulence on a Singapore Airlines flight from London last week.
Poland scrambles jets to guard against Russian attacks on Ukraine
Warsaw said all steps were taken to secure the country's airspace as Moscow pummeled Ukraine with missiles on Saturday.
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Spain, Ireland, Norway announce they will recognise Palestinian state
The countries say the move is aimed at injecting new momentum into efforts to secure long-lasting peace in the war-torn region.
Which European leaders have died in mysterious plane crashes?
There is a long list of European leaders who have been killed in plane and helicopter crashes, often in mysterious circumstances. These are some of the most high-profile ones, some of which remain unsolved to this day.
'Butcher of Tehran': Who was Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi?
Iran's president has died following a helicopter crash on Sunday, but who was he, and how did he come to lead the Islamic Republic?
'Blood sport': Controversial whale slaughter begins in Faroe Islands
Critics say the practice is cruel and unnecessary, though defenders claim it is an integral part of island life and resist what they see as meddling by outsiders.
Russia blames 'hostile' Baltic countries for split in relations
Moscow vowed to respond to what it called confrontational actions by Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia with asymmetric measures.
Northern Gaza in 'full-blown' famine: Senior UN official
The UN World Food Programme (WFP) director said the comprehensive famine in northern Gaza might spread south.
NATO sounds alarm over 'hostile' Russian activity across Europe
The US-led alliance said it was concerned by Moscow's "hybrid activity" in Czechia, Estonia, Germany, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland and the UK.
Russian forces gain ground in eastern Ukraine
Fighting is currently raging near Avdiivka in the Donetsk region as Moscow tries to take advantage before Western aid arrives.
'Major escalation': EU leaders rally against Iran's attack on Israel
European capitals are calling for restraint and trying to de-escalate the conflict, following Tehran's overnight strikes on Israel.
Israel will ‘exact price from Iran', vows minister
The Middle East is braced for possible further violence following Tehran's unprecedented missile and drone strikes on Israel Saturday night.
'Slaughtered': UK farmers protest post-Brexit rules and trade deals
London negotiated the "worst trade deals in the world" after the UK's exit from the EU, claimed the founder of Save British Farming.
EU funding drone technology used by Israel in Gaza war - monitors
European financing of Israeli military companies has been denounced by MEPs in the past.
'Death knell': Famine imminent in north Gaza
"Children are famine’s first victims and are already dying in Gaza because of malnutrition," warned one NGO. "Every minute counts."
Children in northern Gaza dying of starvation: WHO
The Director-General of the World Health Organization urged Israel to ensure humanitarian aid can be delivered to Gaza, as famine looms.
From gains to grumbles: Euroscepticism in the Baltic states
Lithuanians, Latvians and Estonians overwhelmingly support the EU, which has helped usher in an era of freedom and prosperity. But what makes some oppose it?
Russia likely suffered 355,000 caualties in Ukraine: UK MoD
The UK Ministry of Defence said the number of dead and wounded reflects Moscow's commitment to "attritional warfare".
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