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Statues of British colonial figures Captain James Cook and Queen Victoria were damaged in Melbourne on Thursday.

Top Ukrainian junior Yelyzaveta Kotliar said she was “deeply sorry” after shaking the hand of a Russian opponent at the Australian Open.

NATO signed for tens of thousands of artillery rounds to replenish the dwindling stocks as members supply ammunition to Ukraine.

Russian missiles struck three Ukrainian cities Tuesday, including its two biggest, killing at least seven people.

Authorities are investigate eight bodies washed up in the Mediterranean province of Antalya, including two on a beach in a vacation resort.

Health officials urged millions of parents to book in their children amid lowest vaccination rates in a decade.

Tens of thousands of people were without electricity and hundreds of trains were canceled on Monday.

A Russian private jet carrying six people is believed to have crashed in a remote area of rural Afghanistan.

At least 18 people were killed Sunday by shelling at a market on the outskirts of the city of Donetsk in Russian-occupied Ukraine.

Russia’s parliament will consider a law on the confiscation of property from those deemed to have spread disinformation about the military.

German lawmakers on Friday approved legislation easing the rules on gaining citizenship and ending restrictions on holding dual citizenship.

Former Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams faces a lawsuit by three people who were wounded in bombings attributed to the IRA during ‘The Troubles’.

A Ukrainian drone struck an oil storage depot in western Russia on Friday, causing a massive blaze, officials said.

Steadfast Defender 24 “will show that NATO can conduct and sustain complex multi-domain operations over several months”.

French manufacturers have reduced the manufacturing times for some weapons systems by half or more the defense minister said.

Golriz Ghahraman, a former Green Party lawmaker, was charged with two counts of shoplifting at a store in a trendy neighborhood.

58 Tory lawmakers backed amendment to prevent international law from being used to block or delay a person from being deported to Rwanda.

Ukrainian President headlining a frenzied first full day of the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting in the Swiss ski resort of Davos.

Germany’s economy shrank 0.3%, struggling with expensive energy, higher interest rates, lack of skilled labor and a homegrown budget crisis.

The Ukrainian air force shot down a Russian Beriev A-50 early warning and control plane and an Il-22 command center they claimed Monday.

A disgraced former Russian mayor convicted over bribery reportedly had his prison sentence cut short after signing up to fight in Ukraine.

Denmark’s prime minister proclaimed Frederik X as king on Sunday after his mother Queen Margrethe II formally signed her abdication.

Denmark’s Queen Margrethe II signed her historic abdication on Sunday, paving the way for her son Frederik X to immediately become king.

A volcano has erupted in southwestern Iceland for the second time in less than a month, sending semi-molten rock toward a nearby settlement.

Four people were found dead overnight in another suspected drowning of migrants trying to cross the dangerous English Channel from France.

France’s new foreign minister Stephane Sejourne renewed his country’s support to Ukraine, choosing Kyiv for his first official visit abroad.

Turkey carried out airstrikes in Iraq and Syria on Saturday after an attack on a Turkish military base in Iraq killed nine Turkish soldiers.

Britain has retained sovereign control over two bases in its former colony under the terms of the 1960 independence treaties.

$3.2 billion will cover long-range missiles, thousands of drones, air defense, artillery ammunition and maritime security.

Russia’s domestic security agency has arrested a Russian citizen for allegedly providing information to Poland about defense production.

Finland will extend the closure of its because it suspects Moscow is trying to send undocumented migrants across the frontier.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz on Thursday sharply condemned alleged plans by members of far-right groups who supposedly met recently.

Turkey, Bulgaria and Romania on Thursday signed an agreement to jointly tackle rogue sea mines that have threatened Black Sea shipping since the start of the Ukraine war.

The German government has approved the export of air-defense missiles to Saudi Arabia, underlining a softening towards the kingdom.

The train drivers’ strike coincides with an unrelated one-week strike by farmers who have been blocking city streets and highways.

Russia´s national elections commission on Tuesday registered the Communist Party’s candidate to compete with President Vladimir Putin.