Journalist Maria Ressa was the only woman to win a Nobel Prize this year, and just the 58th in history.

The nationwide protests come after Poland's top court challenged the supremacy of EU rules.

Ailing Czech President Milos Zeman is famously fond of liquor and provocative jokes.

Germany become the first team to join hosts Qatar at the 2022 World Cup with a thumping victory in North Macedonia.

Ministers in the Republic of Ireland are to give details of the country's budget on Tuesday.

Alexander Schallenberg takes over, after his predecessor resigned amid corruption allegations.

The Irish foreign minister says this is "more serious" as EU prepares new package on NI Protocol.

Calum Lowden becomes principal dancer - despite admitting he is "not the most supple person".

The BBC's Sarah Rainsford reflects on being barred from Russia and the assault on the country's freedoms.

It is a film perfectly timed for Viktor Orban's ruling party that could harm the opposition.

As Germany prepare to face North Macedonia, a team they lost to just six months ago, BBC Sport looks at how Hansi Flick has given them new reasons for hope.

"It was John who wanted a divorce," he says, setting the record straight on the band's break-up.

Former soldiers and police are among Afghans trying to evade a crackdown at the Turkey-Iran border.

Dmitry Muratov dedicates the Nobel Peace Prize to Russian journalists killed in the line of duty.

This is the twentieth day of eruptions coming from the Cumbre Vieja volcano.

Here's a look at some of the stories you may have missed this week.

The EU will bring forward new proposals for the Northern Ireland Protocol next week, Maros Šefčovič says.