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German authorities detained a Syrian on suspicion of planning an explosives attack motivated by Islamic extremism, officials said Tuesday.

The three Baltic states condemned comments by China’s envoy to France, who suggested that former Soviet republics aren’t sovereign nations.

A suspect has been arrested over last week’s stabbing attack at a gym in the German city of Duisburg in which four people were wounded.

German government officials and labour unions reached a pay deal for more than 2.5 million public-sector workers, ending a lengthy dispute.

Explorers announced they found a WWII ship that was sunk in 1942, resulting in Australia’s largest maritime wartime loss of 1,080 lives.

The Sudanese army said it was coordinating efforts to evacuate diplomats from the United States, UK, China and France out of the country.

A German court has convicted a 30-year-old man who drove into groups of pedestrians in Berlin last year of one count of murder.

U.K. Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab resigned Friday after an independent investigation found he bullied civil servants.

Denmark and the Netherlands will provide Ukraine with at 14 refurbished battle tanks, but they won’t be delivered until next year.

Police shot and killed a runaway bull that charged through an English village as children were being dropped off at school.

Ukraine´s defense minister said his country has received U.S-made Patriot surface-to-air guided missile systems it has long craved.

Russian hackers are seeking to “disrupt or destroy” Britain´s critical infrastructure, the UK government has warned.

India is on track to become the world’s most populous nation as its young population soars, and will surpass China by mid-2023, according to data released by the United Nations on Wednesday.

Police added that witnesses said he had “southern” appearance – a term sometimes used in Germany to describe people of migrant origin.

Putin visited the HQ of Russian troops fighting in Ukraine early Tuesday, his second trip to the Russian-held territories there since March.

A top Kremlin foe was convicted Monday on charges of treason and denigrating the Russian military and sentenced him to 25 years.

The former home of a man serving a life sentence for killing and eating an acquaintance burned down early Monday, police said.

Two suspected Chinese spies gave a Sydney businessman envelopes of cash for information, prosecutors told a court on Monday.

Slovakia has delivered the remaining nine of the 13 Soviet-era MiG-29 fighter jets that it promised to Ukraine.

Finland’s much-delayed and costly new nuclear reactor, Europe’s most powerful by production capacity, began energy production on Sunday.

Thousands rallied again in the Czech capital on Sunday to protest high inflation and the government’s support of the war in Ukraine.

More than 100 Ukrainian prisoners of war have been released as part of a major Easter exchange with Russia, a top official said Sunday.

The death of Spanish bullfighting has been declared many times, but the number of bullfights is at its highest level in seven years.

Over 6,000 UK military personnel will take part in the coronation of King Charles III, in the biggest ceremonial deployment in seven decades.

The construction of barbed-wired fence along Finland’s border with Russia – primarily meant to curb illegal migration – has broken ground.

Poland said that it will temporarily prohibit food imports from Ukraine to protect local farmers from having their prices undercut.

Ukraine has barred its national sports teams from competing at international events which include athletes from Russia and Belarus.

Russian President Putin signed a bill to allow authorities to issue electronic notices to draftees and reservists amid the war in Ukraine.

Belarus shares a 1,250-kilometer (778-mile) border with NATO members Latvia, Lithuania and Poland.

German FM Baerbock urged Beijing to ask “the Russian aggressor to stop the war” in Ukraine, saying “no other country has more influence”.

Mary Quant, the visionary fashion designer whose colorful, sexy miniskirts epitomized Swinging London in the 1960s has died. She was 93.

Norway’s govt said it was expelling 15 Russian diplomats, saying they were suspected of spying while working at the Russian Embassy in Oslo.

“Threatening military gestures” increase “the risk of unintentional military confrontations,” a spokesperson said in Berlin.

January to March of this year was the deadliest first quarter for migrants crossing the central Mediterranean since 2017, with 441 deaths.

Poland’s agriculture minister vowed to impose quality controls on the massive influx of grain from Ukraine amid local farmer protests.

The Meloni government in Italy declared a six-month state of emergency to help it cope with a surge in migrants arriving in the country.