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Ukraine came under strong Russian missile attacks early Monday that struck near the front lines of fighting in the east.

Two hikers on snowshoes were killed by an avalanche in the Italian Alps near Switzerland, a rescue service said Sunday.

Five people are trapped in a cave in southwestern Slovenia, unable to leave because of high water levels caused by heavy rainfall, authorities said Sunday.

Polish farmers who had blockaded a border crossing to Ukraine ended their protest after reaching an agreement with their government.

UK police are investigating the Post Office after hundreds were wrongfully accused of stealing money over a faulty computer system.

Russian air defenses downed dozens of Ukrainian drones in occupied Crimea and southern Russia on Friday, officials said.

Russia registered the first two candidates who will compete with President Vladimir Putin in the March election he is all but certain to win.

Russian officials in the border city of Belgorod offered to evacuate worried residents on Friday, amid waves of fatal Ukrainian attacks.

Farmers prevented Germany’s vice chancellor from disembarking a ferry, hours after govt changed tax plans that infuriated the agri sector.

Maersk said it would divert all vessels around Africa instead of using the Red Sea and Suez Canal for the “foreseeable future”.

Russian air defenses downed dozens of Ukrainian drones in occupied Crimea and southern Russia on Friday, officials said.

The German government is giving up a proposal to scrap a car tax exemption for farming vehicles and will stagger agricultural tax increases.

Russia said it shot down 10 Ukrainian missiles over Crimea, as both sides pounded each other with long-range aerial strikes.

The UK is not sufficiently coordinating with France to reduce Channel migrants, a government report claims.

Russia and Ukraine on Wednesday exchanged hundreds of prisoners of war under a deal sponsored by the United Arab Emirates.

Extreme cold and snowstorms disrupting transportation and closing schools in Scandinavia, as Sweden saw its coldest January night in 25 years.

Thousands of doctors walked off the job on Wednesday, the start of a six-day strike that was set to be the longest in the history of the NHS.

Ukraine’s two largest cities came under fire from Russian ballistic missiles, killing at least four and injuring almost 100, officials said

Turkish authorities have detained 33 people accused of spying on behalf of Israel, Turkey’s state-run news agency reported on Tuesday.

Russia launched a record 90 Shahed-type drones over Ukraine during the early hours of the new year, the Ukrainian air force said Monday.

One person died and 21 people were severely injured when fire broke out at a bar in the southeastern Austrian city of Graz.

Denmark’s Queen Margrethe II announced Sunday that she plans to leave the throne to make way for her son, Crown Prince Frederik.

John Pilger, an Australia-born journalist and filmmaker known for his coverage of the communist Khmer Rouge in Cambodia, has died at 84.

Russia launched a fresh drone assault on Ukraine on Saturday night, after promising retaliation over strikes on the border city of Belgorod.

Tom Wilkinson, the Oscar-nominated British actor known for roles in “The Full Monty,” “Michael Clayton” and “Batman Begins” has died at 75.

Shelling in the center of Belgorod killed 14 people, including two children, and injured 108 others Saturday, Moscow said.

An Albanian court ordered house arrest for former Prime Minister Sali Berisha, who leads the opposition party to the governing socialists.

Eurostar services to and from London were canceled Saturday after a tunnel under the River Thames became flooded due to heavy rain.

Thirty-two Ukrainian drones were shot down over Russia on Saturday, the Kremlin said, a day after a barrage across Ukraine killed 32.

Air Force commander Oleshchuk said it was “the most massive aerial attack” since Russia’s full-scale invasion in February 2022.

Austria previously blocked Bulgaria´s and Romania´s entry into the Schengen Area over concerns about illegal immigration.

Civilian cargo ship struck mine in the Black Sea near Ukraine´s Danube ports Thursday, injuring two sailors, officials and analysts said.

Russia vastly and deliberately undercounted the dead in one of the most devastating chapters of the war in Ukraine, AP claims.

A chain-reaction crash involving seven vehicles on a motorway in northwest Turkey killed at least 10 people.

The Eiffel Tower in Paris was closed to visitors and tourists on Wednesday because of a strike over contract negotiations.

Wolfgang Schaeuble helped negotiate German reunification in 1990 and was central in dragging Europe out of debt crisis.