Why September tends to spook European equity markets
Daniel Harper
Climate activists glue themselves to Munich airport runway
Climate activists from Last Generation disrupted Munich airport by gluing themselves to a runway, leading to flight cancellations and delays over a busy weekend.
Europe hit by severe floods in the north and a heatwave in the south
Heavy rainfall and storms wreak havoc across northern Italy, France and Germany, whilst southern Italy endures an unseasonal heatwave.
Russian governor reports civilian casualties from Ukrainian shelling
An apartment block partially collapsed in the Russian border city of Belgorod Sunday. Officials blamed Ukrainian shelling and said there were deaths, without specifying a number.
Russia launches major assault in Kharkiv region
Russia targets the border city of Vovchansk with intense airstrikes and rocket attacks as part of its major new assault on eastern Ukraine.
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European countries grapple with internal politics over nuclear energy
Emmanuel Macron has championed the revival of France's nuclear program as a central focus of his second presidential term.
Ireland seeks emergency law to return asylum seekers back to UK
Ireland is seeking an emergency law to allow the return of asylum seekers to the UK amid concerns over increased arrivals through Northern Ireland linked to Rishi Sunak's Rwanda deterrence plan.
UK schools forced to rely on teaching assistants to cover absences
Teaching assistants are being asked to take over teaching duties when teachers are absent, without enough help or pay, according to a UNISON report.
Eighty years on France marks milestone in women's right to vote
Suffrage for women in France was delayed amid German occupation, while elsewhere across Europe, women's voting rights unfolded at a different pace.
Israeli military concludes raid on Nur al-Shams refugee camp
Israeli forces have concluded a two-day operation in the Nur al-Shams refugee camp near Tulkarm, in the occupied West Bank
US House approves 89 billion euros aid package
US House of Representatives approves 89 billion euros aid package for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan overcoming months of internal discord.
The vote was passed 311-112 votes.
All amendments to the bill providing aid to Ukraine that would have reduced the assistance were rejected before the vote.
Man dies after setting himself on fire outside Trump trial court
The man who set himself on fire outside Trump's trial court in New York has died, highlighting the intense emotions surrounding the case.
Revenge, geopolitics and ideology: Why did Iran attack Israel?
Iranian missiles and drones rained down on Israel on Saturday, tipping the pair close to war. But why? What is driving hostility between Israel and Iran?
Will Ukrainian child refugees decide to return home when the war ends?
Nearly 1.5 million refugees from Ukraine in Europe are children. As the war continues, the question remains: will integrated Ukrainians return to help rebuild or remain abroad for greater opportunity?
Controversial restrictions on UK family visa rules eased
The UK government's changes were blasted as an "effective ban" on most UK citizens marrying foreign nationals.
One third of Wales a 'little bit queer' - report
A recent study into Wales' LGBT+ community found 34% of the population identify beyond traditional heterosexual norms.
Drug-related deaths in England and Wales surge to 30-year high
Shocking UK-wide surge in fatalities involving drugs marks the 11th consecutive annual increase.
Bulgaria in need of nurses as medical staff shortages persist
A recent report by the Bulgarian Council for Economic Analyses has shown that Bulgaria's medical staff shortage is severe with many professionals choosing to move abroad.
Congress yet to approve aid renewal as Ukraine arms shortages persist
After December 30, the Pentagon has warned that funds for replenishing military aid to Ukraine will run out unless additional funding is approved by Congress.
Eastern European women and children trafficked to shoplift in the UK
Organised criminal gangs have been found trafficking women and children in the UK for large-scale shoplifting, exacerbating an alarming surge in retail crime, while a grim reality of human trafficking unfolds.
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak apologies at COVID inquiry
The UK's Covid inquiry unfolds with PM Rishi Sunak taking the stand, expressing deep apologies for those affected by the pandemic.
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