The re-elected French president has to focus on a new set of problems, beginning with a general election.

Jubilant supporters greet Macron at the Eiffel Tower, while there's disappointment for those with Le Pen.

Many French people were left disappointed by the options in the presidential run-off.

A chilling account of a Russian filtration camp and US hopes for Russia to be "weakened".

Osman Kavala is found guilty on coup plot charges in a case criticised as politically motivated.

Janez Jansa was defeated by the Freedom Movement, a new liberal party launched just four months ago.

She did not become president - yet this result still counts as a win for her and the far right.

After becoming the first French president re-elected in 20 years, Emmanuel Macron told supporters he was "the president of all."

Marine Le Pen addresses her supporters as she concedes in France's presidential vote.

The 44-year-old will now serve for another five years, but he is facing a polarised France.

Emmanuel Macron was dismissed as an outsider five years ago. Now, he faces a new challenge: his own record.

Marine Le Pen has taken France's National Rally to within touching distance of the presidency.

The incumbent, Emmanuel Macron, has secured the largest share of the vote in the presidential election.

Ukrainian forces have been holding the line in Donbas since 2014, but what was sporadic fighting has now turned into a full-blown war.

Can sporting sanctions, which helped end apartheid in South Africa, have an effect on Russia after the invasion of Ukraine?

Yuriy Glodan's wife, mother-in-law, and baby were killed in a strike on their apartment block in Odesa.

Those who have fled the Ukrainian city say people are being held in cramped, unclean camps.

Kyiv's defence force remains on high alert, dug into trenches in case of the return of Russian troops.

David Nott worked in conflict zones around the world - now he's sharing his expertise to help doctors in Ukraine.

How a young Ukrainian woman travelled into the besieged city of Mariupol to save her parents.

Russian forces have moved away from Ukraine's capital, but those defending the city remain.

The BBC's Dan Johnson looks at how Lviv's sirens alert people to possible Russia air strikes.

A video released by Ukraine's Azov regiment appears to show children sheltering inside a steel plant.

Wladimir Klitschko says his people are acting just like any other invaded country would.

Exiled Russian tycoon says oil embargo could halve country’s cash and damage Putin’s war capability.