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The facade of Denmark’s foreign ministry in Copenhagen was sprayed with anti-Israeli slogans Thursday, police said.

Members of Britain’s governing Labour Party dealt Prime Minister Keir Starmer a blow on Wednesday, rejecting his decision to cut payments that offset winter heating costs for millions of retirees.

Ukrainian troops engaged in hand-to-hand combat as they drove Russian forces out of a huge processing plant in the town of Vovchansk in Ukraine’s northeast that had been occupied for four months, officials said Tuesday.

Police in northern Switzerland said Tuesday that several people have been detained and a criminal case opened in connection with the suspected death of a person in a new “suicide capsule.”

Greece’s coast guard says three people died and another five were rescued after a boat carrying migrants ran into trouble off the coast of the eastern Aegean island of Samos.

Zelensky will present his proposals for “victory” to President Joe Biden, as well as presidential hopefuls Kamala Harris and Donald Trump.

Kate, the Princess of Wales, made her first public appearance Sunday since she announced she had completed chemotherapy and would return to some public duties.

Russian strikes hit high-rise apartment blocks in Ukraine´s city of Kharkiv, leaving dozens wounded in a second nighttime attack this week.

New Zealand pilot Phillip Mehrtens has been released from captivity by rebels in Indonesia’s restive Papua region and is in good health despite the 19-month ordeal, Indonesian and New Zealand authorities said Saturday.

A blaze tore through a Russian arms depot deep inside the country, triggering explosions and the closure of a major highway, after Ukraine overnight launched over 100 drones at Russia and occupied Crimea, Russian news reports and the Defense Ministry said.

Dignitaries on marked the recovery of a Churchill portrait known as “The Roaring Lion,” recovered after a two-year search by police.

EC President Ursula von der Leyen arrived in Ukraine on Friday focused on helping the country to repair its war-damaged electricity grid.

Multiple women have accused Egyptian billionaire Mohamed Al-Fayed of rape and sexual assault, the BBC said on Thursday.

The stepped-up security comes after an August attack by a Syrian asylum seeker in Solingen that left three dead and eight wounded.

The sculpture evokes a Tzompantli, a rack used in Mesoamerican civilizations to display the skulls of captured enemies and sacrifice victims.

Ukrainian drones struck a large military depot in a town deep inside Russia overnight, causing a huge blaze and prompting an evacuation.

Exceptionally heavy rainfall pounding Central Europe has prompted deadly flooding in the region, with four new deaths reported Monday.

Two people died in a missile attack on Ukraine’s Odesa, local officials said, as Moscow and Kyiv exchanged drone and missile attacks.

Several people died early Sunday during a failed attempt to cross the English Channel from northern France, French authorities said.

The head of NATO’s military committee said Saturday that Ukraine has the solid legal and military right to strike deep inside Russia to gain combat advantage.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer and President Joe Biden delayed a decision to let Ukraine fire long-range Western-supplied missiles into Russia.

U.K. said “completely baseless” move linked to its action in May to revoke the credentials of an attaché at the Russian Embassy in London.

Security forces carried out raids against 72 alleged Islamic extremists this week ahead of the 23th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks.

Key eastern city without drinking water or gas for cooking and heating, as the Russian’s attritional slog across the Donetsk continues.

Officials are investigating why a concrete bridge collapsed in eastern Germany early Wednesday, disrupting a major traffic artery in Dresden.

Poland´s security officials said they foiled cyberattacks and online blackmail attempts by groups acting for Russian and Belarusian services.

A van apparently packed with migrants veered off a road and hit a lamp post in Croatia while speeding to escape police.

King Charles III attended church near the royal Balmoral estate in Scotland for prayers and reflection in remembrance of his mother Queen Elizabeth II.

A Russian drone violated Romania’s airspace during nighttime attacks on neighboring Ukraine, the NATO member claimed Sunday.

Libya’s coast guard intercepted dozens of Europe-bound migrants on a boat and returned them to shore, authorities said Saturday, a few days after a shipwreck off the North African country left nearly two dozen dead or missing.

Ukraine approved appointment of a new foreign minister as President Volodymyr Zelenskyy sought to breathe fresh life into his administration.

Just a day after 12 migrants died, several dozen others were making another crossing attempt on a crowded vessel.

French ship navigating past NYC to harbor laden with Champagne, Cognac and jam under sail might recall a long-forgotten age of navigation.

NZ spy service branded China a “complex intelligence concern” Tuesday and warned the Pacific nation was vulnerable to foreign interference.

Poland held a state burial of the remains of over 700 victims of Nazi Germany’s World War II mass executions.

Series of explosions rocked the capital in the early hours. Debris from intercepted missiles and drones fell in every district of Kyiv.