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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky met German Chancellor Olaf Scholz to discuss further arms deliveries for the war against Russia.

The G7’s top financial leaders united Saturday to diversify supply chains and to support Ukraine but did not make any mention of China.

Germany will provide Ukraine with an additional 2.7 billion euros in military aid, including tanks, anti-aircraft systems, and ammunition.

EU meets to seek common approach on lessening Europe’s reliance on China and coaxing Beijing to take a tougher stance on Russia.

A man opened fire at a Mercedes-Benz factory in southwestern Germany on Thursday, leaving two people dead, authorities the company said.

Two dozen people, many of them schoolchildren, were injured when a temporary pedestrian bridge collapsed in a southern Finnish city.

A former Rwandan military policeman who entered France under a fake identity goes on trial charged with genocide and crimes against humanity.

The German govt presented a law that will make it easier for people to legally change their name and gender, ending decades-old rules.

Efforts to rebuild Ukraine, another aspiring EU member, will need “political and financial capital over the long term,” said Germany’s Scholz.

King Charles III made a cameo appearance on “American Idol” after the royal coronation concert in his honour.

Ukraine air defenses shot down 35 Iranian-made drones over Kyiv during Russia’s assault, as attacks across Ukraine killed three civilians.

The head of the Wagner mercenary group said Russia had promised more ammunition after threatening to pull out in scathing videos.

Coronation celebrations saw thousands of picnics and street parties held across the UK on Sunday in honour of King Charles III.

The United Nations’ nuclear watchdog expressed growing anxiety about the safety of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant amid ongoing fighting.

The car of prominent pro-Kremlin novelist Zakhar Prilepin exploded in Russia on Saturday, injuring him and killing his driver.

Russian paramilitary leader Yevgeny Prigozhin threatened to pull troops out of Bakhmut, the centre of Ukraine’s fight against Moscow’s forces.

A UK court jailed Nigeria’s former deputy Senate president for nine years and eight months for plotting to harvest a man’s kidney.

An intelligence agency report says one of them plotted to intimidate the Hong Kong relatives of a Canadian lawmaker.

Belgian authorities say they have arrested an Iraqi on charges of murder, war crimes and crimes against humanity.

Britain´s competition watchdog is opening a review of the artificial intelligence market, focusing on the technology underpinning ChatGPT.

Denmark wants to spend $5.6 billion over the next decade to modernize military facilities, recruit more soldiers and upgrade computer systems.

Ukrainian Zelenskyy said on Thursday he was convinced that Russian President Putin would face an international war crimes court.

Police arrested suspects and raided homes across Germany and Italy in a clamp down on members of the Italian ´ndrangheta syndicate.

A controlled explosion was carried out by police outside Buckingham Palace after a man was arrested on suspicion of possessing a weapon.

Russia launched its second large salvo of missiles at Ukraine in recent days early Monday, damaging buildings and wounding at least 34.

The UK vowed to maintain support for Britons trapped in Sudan but said conditions had grown too dangerous to continue evacuation flights.

Tunisia’s coast guard says it recovered around 210 bodies of migrants under two weeks that have washed up on the African country’s coast.

The EU ended an internal standoff over Ukraine farm imports by granting five member states the right to temporarily ban problematic produce.

A massive fire erupted at an oil reservoir in Crimea after it was hit by a drone, a Russia-appointed official there reported Saturday.

Dutch court banned a man from donating any more of his sperm after he fathered at least 550 children and misled prospective parents.

Eva Green was awarded $1 million Friday in her dispute over the collapse of a project she feared was destined to become a “B movie”.

The European economy scraped out meager growth of 0.1% in the first three months of the year, barely gaining momentum.

Russia fired more than 20 cruise missiles and two drones at Ukraine early Friday, killing at least 12 people.

“We are ready to drown and die to improve our situation,” said a Syrian who identified himself only as Mohamed.

A van carrying 29 people from Syria pushed a patrol car off the road as officers tried to stop the vehicle near Germany’s border.

Court said a landlord sunbathing naked in the courtyard of his building wasn’t a reason for his tenants to reduce their rental payments.