Military units are told to return to base after weeks of tension, in a move welcomed by Ukraine.

Investors rented empty properties to fulfil the one-year residence requirement, leaked files show.

Russia's opposition leader could die, warn the doctors who had treated him before he was jailed.

Sarah Halimi was killed in an anti-Semitic attack, but her killer cannot stand trial in France.

A study found no mutations associated with a parent's exposure in the 1986 nuclear accident.

The US pharmaceutical company says doses seized by authorities in Mexico and Poland were counterfeit.

Peter Lescouhier says his wife's reaction to being suspected of shoplifting was unacceptable.

The European Super League is on "standby" despite nine of the 12 founding teams withdrawing, says Real Madrid president Florentino Perez.

The 28-year-old was arrested after body parts of his mother were found scattered in her Madrid flat.

The hospital worker in southern Italy earned €538,000 while not going into work, media say.

The controversial lockdown law enables the government to enforce an "emergency brake" nationally.

The EU's climate-change goals of becoming climate neutral by 2050 will become legally binding.

Just when you thought this season could not get any stranger, along came a plan that appeared to divide the game and then united fans in fighting against it.

Football fans, museums and restaurants are opening up, but Danes will have to show a corona passport.

The Greens' candidate is the only woman, up against some veteran male politicians.

'The bonfire of greed' and 'the worst announcement in football history' is just some of the reaction across Europe to the Super League.

Few outside Russia had heard of the GRU before the nerve agent attack in the UK city of Salisbury.

There's growing interest in the German model, where fans hold a controlling stake in the clubs.

Thousands of people around Russia have joined unauthorised rallies to protest against the detention of jailed opposition leader Alexei Navalny.

Mariners in France are being taught how to navigate a mini Suez Canal.

The BBC's Steve Rosenberg travels 2,000 miles east of Moscow to gauge the mood of ordinary Russians.

Students in one of the world's most expensive cities get stunning views of Zurich in a former business hotel.