'We are open for business' - EU Ambassador to Kyiv recalls staff
Katy Dartford
Pope Francis celebrates his 87th birthday
The Pontiff continues his reign as the oldest pope in the past century and one of the oldest popes in the Church’s history.
Stage adaptation for 'Stranger Things' hits London's West End
Netflix is one of the producers of the new theatre show, which premiered at the Phoenix Theatre.
Prince Harry wins €165,000 in battle against the British tabloids
Britain's Charles III youngest son said the ruling was “vindicating and affirming” and should serve as a warning to other news media that used similar practices.
Israel claims to have discovered 'considerable weapons depots' in Gaza
As the plight of civilians deepens, the UN human rights chief has called for the international community to immediately push “with one voice” for a cease-fire.
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France passes law protecting cocks' right to crow in the countryside
The new ‘countryside sounds and smells law’ aims to give more protection to existing farms from newly arrived residents in the area.
Israeli army surrounds southern city of Khan Younis
As attacks intensify in and around Gaza’s second-largest city, the UN warns of a catastrophic humanitarian situation.
Israel slams UN for 'silence' over Hamas rape allegations
Israel presented at a UN conference evidence it claims shows Hamas carried out systematic sexual violence against women during the 7 October attacks.
Murdered Italian woman's father urges men to be agents of change
22-year-old Giulia Cecchetin's murder galvanised public outrage against violence targeting women in Italy.
Australia and France reset relationship after 'back-stabbing' deal
A new agreement will mean each country can have access to the other's military facilities in the Pacific region and increase joint activities.
Olympic security: opening ceremony on the Seine raises questions again
French authorities insist that they do not plan to move the event and security measures will be put in place following Saturdays fatal attack near the Eiffel Tower.
Mayor receives 'decapitation' threat after comments on teen's killing
The death of the 16-year-old, known as Thomas, sparked protests from far-right groups in November.
Row over Mussolini-era name of Italian ski resort
The Italian Alpine town in the Valle d’Aosta region decided to revert to its original name 'Le Breuil'.
Teen held on suspicion of plotting German Christmas market attack
Officials say the 15-year-old wrote in a chat group about plans for an attack in Western Germany.
French woman accused of committing war crimes with IS arrested
According to Germany's federal prosecutor, the woman, who was only identified as Samra N. was arrested Tuesday in the western city of Trier.
As EU court rules religious symbols can be banned, how will it work?
The wearing of the hijab has divided Europe for years and it is back in the spotlight again, but the issue is not just confined to Muslim women.
French police arrest yoga guru accused of sexual exploitation
Gregorian Bivolaru is also wanted for arrest by Interpol for alleged aggravated trafficking in human beings.
Russia extends detention of American journalist Gershkovich again
The Wall Street Journal reporter was arrested on espionage charges in March and will be held until 30 January.
Ukraine cautiously optimistic about new Black Sea shipping corridor
The temporary corridor was established by Kyiv following Russia’s withdrawal from a wartime agreement designed to ensure safe grain exports.
Poland's president to swear in 14-day government
The tactical move will allow the Law and Justice party to hang on to power for a little longer and make more appointments to state bodies.
Crimea: Almost half a million people left without power after Black Sea storm
The storm hit southern Russia and the Crimean peninsula, bringing violent gusts of wind and giant waves breaking over motorways.
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