View Iran and Trump likely broke international law. And 176 innocents paid the price ǀ View Would the 176 souls who perished on that plane still be alive had the United States not sought to kill Gen. Qassem Soleimani? 13/01/2020
Iran UK slams Iran over ambassador's arrest amid angry Tehran protests The arrest came amid anti-government protests in Tehran over the missile blunder. Donald Trump warned Iran against "another massacre" of protesters. 11/01/2020
World In pictures: the best images from this week's biggest stories Dramatic scenes from Australia where the fight against wildfires is far from over, and from France where unions took to the streets over pensions. 10/01/2020
Iran Ukraine plane did not radio for help before it crashed Iran has refused to hand over the black box to the plane's manufacturer, Boeing 09/01/2020
Iran Black boxes found after Iran plane crash kills 176 people Ukraine has confirmed that the victims come from at least seven nations, however Iranian media say that many were travelling on dual passports. 08/01/2020
Ukraine Watch: Ukrainian nationalists hold torchlit parade in Kyiv It's to honour World War II anti-Soviet leader Stepan Bandera 01/01/2020
Russia Assassinations, wars, Olympic drama: Key moments in 20 years of Putin From the Beslan school siege to the Sochi Winter Olympics, here are the main events marking Vladimir Putin’s 20 years in power. 31/12/2019
World 10 stories that changed Europe in the last decade Europe, you've changed. Here are the 10 events that have changed Europe in the last 10 years. 30/12/2019
Ukraine Pro-Russia separatists swap prisoners with Ukraine The swap is part of a deal brokered earlier this month that aims to end the five-year conflict in eastern Ukraine. 28/12/2019
Crimea Ukraine opens probe into Russian train on new bridge to Crimea Ukrainian officials say the first Russian train to arrive at Sevastapol illegally carried people across the Ukrainian border. 25/12/2019
Ukraine Putin opens huge Russia-Crimea rail bridge Putin congratulated construction workers, saying the bridge has "proven Russia's ability to carry out large-scale infrastructure projects." 23/12/2019
Aid Zone Elderly suffer as Ukraine conflict drives away health workers When fighting broke out in April 2014, many people including health professionals fled the Luhansk and Donetsk Donbas regions. Those left behind were mainly elderly residents. 19/12/2019
Ukraine Protests in Kyiv over allowing the sale of Ukraine's prized farmland Once known as the breadbasket of Europe, Ukraine is now looking at opening up its fertile farmland to the market. It's helped sow the seeds of discontent among farmers and nationalists. 17/12/2019
USA Trump impeachment looms as US House committee approves charges Divided lawmakers approved articles of impeachment charging US President Donald Trump with abusing the power of his office over the Ukraine scandal and obstructing Congress. 14/12/2019
France Macron positive after Zelenskiy's first face-to-face with Putin A ceasefire and further prisoner swaps are among the items on the agenda at the summit in Paris. 09/12/2019
Good Morning Europe Ukrainian beauty queen takes organisation to court for discrimination Veronika Didusenko was crowned the most beautiful woman in her country. She took part and won the 2018 Miss Ukraine beauty-pageant. But then, after four days, she was forced to give up her crown once organisers discovered she was divorced and had a son. And now she is taking them to court. 06/12/2019
View How Trump is using the House impeachment hearings to fine-tune his 2020 strategy ǀ View After the Democrats impeach Trump in the House, a new show will open in the Senate. That production will be brought to you by Republicans — and it will give Trump an even grander stage. 04/12/2019
Ukraine Ukrainian politician's son killed in attack in Kyiv Unknown gunmen opened fire at the car of a local MP in the centre of Ukraine's capital on Sunday, killing his three-year-old son, a police source told Reuters. 02/12/2019
Ukraine Apple 'looking at how it handles borders' after Crimea map controversy Apple appears to have caved to Russian demands to label annexed Crimea as Russian — but only for Russian users 30/11/2019
USA Trump again denies investigation link to Ukraine amid new revelations Trump used the visit to the must-win state of Florida — the first rally in a swing state in months — to defend himself on several fronts. 27/11/2019
brussels bureau Oleg Sentsov's thought for jailed Ukrainians as he receives EP prize "While we are talking here in Strasbourg, in warmth and safety, our guys are still there, in Russia," said freed Ukrainian filmmaker Oleg Sentsov as he picked up the European Parliament's Sakharov Prize on Tuesday. 26/11/2019
Ukraine Holodomor explained: The famine that killed millions in Soviet Ukraine A famine killed millions in Soviet Ukraine in the 1930s. Today, Ukrainians remember its victims. 23/11/2019
View Hearings reveal extent of damage Trump's inflicted on our national security ǀ View These hearings have laid bare just how crippled the staff, systems and structures designed to protect our country really are. 22/11/2019
USA 6 things we learned from Hill and Holmes' impeachment testimony so far Holmes and Hill were the last witnesses to testify this week following days of public hearings in the House impeachment inquiry. 21/11/2019
USA 6 key points from ambassador's explosive impeachment testimony Sondland pointed the finger at Trump, Pompeo, Bolton and several other key administration figures over hours of explosive public testimony. 20/11/2019
Russia Russia says it will return captured naval ships to Ukraine Russia seized the ships off the coast of Crimea in November last year after opening fire on them and wounding several sailors. 17/11/2019
