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Senators in France started debating a bill Monday that is intended to toughen the country’s immigration laws.

In an unprecedented case, France’s serving justice minister goes on trial Monday on charges of using his office to settle personal scores.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese travelled to China to seek enhanced trade relations with the communist nation.

Russia reported a successful test launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile designed to carry nuclear warheads from a nuclear submarine.

Ursula von der Leyen continued to lobby for the cause of Ukraine joining the EU as she met with with President Volodymyr Zelensky in Kyiv.

Turkey said Saturday it was recalling its ambassador to Israel and breaking off contacts with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over Palestine.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni presented constitutional reform to allow voters to directly elect the premier to curb political instability.

Belarusian authorities convicted the chief editor of a prominent independent regional newspaper of “discrediting the Republic of Belarus”.

Ukraine’s newly appointed head of defence industry says he is working to turn the country into a weapons production hub for the West.

Ukrainian authorities say they are preparing for another winter of infrastructure bombardment by the Kremlin´s forces.

Serbian police said Friday they made seven arrests on suspicion of smuggling people into Hungary as part of a days-long crackdown.

Winds up to 108 mph slammed France’s Atlantic coast overnight as Storm Ciaran lashed countries around western Europe.

The host of a weekend family lunch at her Australian country home was charged with murdering three guests with poisonous mushrooms.

Former defense minister Claus Hjort Frederiksen had alleged that Danish spies helped the NSA eavesdrop on European leaders.

Two more men have been arrested in the investigation into who cut down the world-famous Sycamore Gap tree, police in England said Wednesday.

Western Europe bracing for what meteorologists warn could be some of the highest wind speeds the region has witnessed in decades.

As the war rages in Ukraine, EU officials have sought to push the integration process forward and encourage Balkan nations to boost reforms.

Three Finnish men who embraced neo-Nazi ideology were found guilty Tuesday of committing crimes with terrorist intent.

Russian shells struck residential areas of Ukraine´s southern Kherson region, killing a 91-year-old woman.

At least three construction workers died when scaffolding fell down an elevator shaft inside a building site in Hamburg on Monday.

A soccer fan was arrested and issued with a lifetime ban after appearing to make a racially offensive gesture during an English soccer match.

A fishing boat carrying dozens of migrants became grounded, killing five people and leaving about 20 missing off the coast of Sicily.

Police in North Macedonia said they found 77 migrants in the country’s south and arrested seven Pakistanis suspected of human trafficking

Russia accused Ukraine on Saturday of damaging a nuclear waste storage facility in a drone strike on the Kursk nuclear power plant

Clashes broke out as thousands of activists protested in Paris on Saturday in a banned demonstration against Israel.

Hundreds of Serbian officers were dispatched to a border area with Hungary after a shooting between migrants that killed three people.

A Hong Kong university has fired a professor who researches China’s deadly Tiananmen Square massacre after being denied a visa extension.

Three teenagers were arrested as suspects in the killing in Germany of a homeless man, which one of them apparently filmed.

French President Emmanuel Macron called for a “humanitarian truce” in the Hamas-Israel conflict to protect civilians in the Gaza Strip.

Scores of protesters gathered on the streets of Ukrainian cities on Friday to demand a cap of 18 months on mandatory military service.

Soldiers from across Europe dived inside a cavernous flooded stone quarry deep beneath the Hungarian capital.

Authorities on Wednesday broke off their search for four crew members missing, a senior official saying there was no longer hope for them.

Security tensions running high ahead of a European Union summit in Brussels, with police arresting a man over unspecified threats.

The damage to a telecommunications cable running under the Baltic Sea was “purposeful,” Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson claimed.

Shamima Begum, who left Britain to marry an ISIS jihadist, has begun an appeal against the revocation of her UK citizenship.

Police in Cyprus said Tuesday they had arrested 10 Syrian men in an operation that has dismantled a people smuggling ring bringing migrants.