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Switzerland’s government it hopes that Russia might join in the peace process one day.

An explosion in northern Italy killed at least three workers and injured five others, a regional fire chief said.

NATO member Lithuania hailed “historic event” as Germany began deploying troops to the Baltic, the first time since World War II.

The head of the U.N.´s atomic watchdog condemned a drone strike on one of six nuclear reactors at the Russian-controlled Zaporizhzhia Plant.

France will aim to renew ties with Africa and build “balanced partnerships” that are beneficial to the continent, France’s top diplomat said.

MOSCOW (AP) – Russia’s government has declared the situation in flood-hit areas in the Orenburg region a federal emergency, state media reported. The floods, caused by rising water levels in the Ural River, forced over 4,000 people, including 885 children,

Peter Pellegrinim a close ally of populist Prime Minister Robert Fico and sceptic of the Ukraine war, will become Slovakia’s sixth president.

A second British lawmaker has acknowledged receiving explicit messages in what police are investigating as a malicious phishing attempt.

“We don’t want the gangsters anymore,” said longtime Christiania resident Hulda Mader as the district shut down “Pusher Street”.

Russian forces overnight attacked Ukraine with drones and missiles, killing at least six people and wounding 11 more in Kharkiv.

An incendiary device was thrown at a door of a synagogue in northwestern Germany on Friday but caused only minor damage, police said.

A senior Conservative admitted disclosing the personal phone numbers of colleagues to a individual who held “compromising” material on him.

NZ ready to sign new cooperation deal with NATO, as country rethinks security in face of regional tensions and growing Chinese military might.

Technical error on a navy missile spurred Danish authorities to issue a warning, noting a risk the missile could launch unintentionally.

Cruise ship stuck in Barcelona will be able to resume its route after a group of Bolivian passengers were taken off the vessel.

Russian troops launched waves of Shahed drones against the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv overnight, killing four people.

“What is happening is nothing short of social cleansing of the city” a member of the migrant aid group Utopia 56 said.

Two bomb threats led to a brief lockdown of the Norwegian parliament Wednesday, while lawmakers continued debate inside.

Police investigating stabbing of journalist working for regime-critical channel said three suspects fled the country within hours of attack.

A fire at an Istanbul nightclub during renovations on Tuesday killed at least 29 people, officials and reports said.

A car crashed into a river on Tuesday in southeastern Albania, killing all eight people on board, including seven suspected migrants.

One of the three people killed by an avalanche at the luxury Swiss ski resort of Zermatt was a 15-year-old boy from the United States.

Romania and Bulgaria partially joined the EU passport-free zone on Sunday, marking a new step in integration with the Union.

King Charles III shook hands and chatted with onlookers in his most significant public outing since being diagnosed with cancer last month.

French Defense Minister Sébastien Lecornu said France is to deliver “hundreds” of armored vehicles by the beginning of next year to Ukraine.

Romania and Bulgaria partially joined Europe’s ID-check-free travel zone on Sunday, marking a new step in the two countries’ integration with the European Union.

A Russian cruise missile strike on infrastructure in Ukraine´s western Lviv region killed one man, officials said Sunday.

King Charles III joined the queen and other members of the royal family for an Easter service at Windsor Castle on Sunday.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky dismissed a longtime aide and several advisers on Saturday in a continuing reshuffle.

France is to repatriate from Vietnam the bodies of six soldiers who died in Dien Bien Phu, the country’s last stand in colonial Indochina.

Four people have died after falling into the sea in three incidents on Spain’s Atlantic and Mediterranean coasts.

It’s rare for the EU to sidestep safeguards, but European Parliament elections are due in June, which is due to see a right-wing surge.

Two individuals fell into the sea and were dashed against the rocks six miles apart as the region of north Spain experiences high winds.

Once the preserve of Ukrainian state-owned industry, private companies producing weapon systems and munitions are now surging.

French lawmakers are debating a bill that would ban discrimination over the texture, length, color or style of someone’s hair.

At least five people were killed when a bus headed from Berlin drove off a highway and ended up on its side, authorities said.