Russia is still facing "considerable challenges" in Ukraine, the UK Ministry of Defence said, with many troops likely suffering from "weakened morale".

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Alexanda Kotey was not facing the death penalty, under the terms of his extradition to the US.

Colleagues have claimed that Neil Parish watched pornography on his phone in the House of Commons.

No one has immediately claimed responsibility for the blast.

Human Rights Watch says women and children are particularly at risk from trafficking.

Prosecutors say it is "the first time" a German bank has been involved in a money-laundering probe.

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The former tennis superstar was jailed for hiding assets and illicit money transfers after he was declared bankrupt.

The number of migrants who died or went missing was twice as high as in the previous year, the UN's refugee agency said.

The two NATO countries have long-standing sea and air boundary disputes.

Vietnam launches a new attraction for tourists with a head for heights, with the opening of a glass-bottomed bridge suspended 150 metres (490 feet) above a lush jungle.

On Thursday evening, the centre of Moscow was filled with a wide array of military vehicles, which were seen driving toward Red Square for the first night training of the traditional Victory Day parade, which will be held on May 9th.

Ukrainian citizens demonstrated in front of the European Council building in Brussels on Friday to call on the European Union to stop buying Russian oil and gas.

The government of PM Dritan Abazović secured the support of 46 deputies in the 81-seat parliament in Cetinje on Thursday.

After the end of the Cold War, Sweden demilitarized Gotland island in the Baltic sea. Now, in the wake of Putin’s war in Ukraine, Sweden is accelerating its re-armament.

The cake was presented to 90-year-old Meri Mion in Vicenza, 77 years after one was taken from her windowsill.

Berlin has urged other EU countries to challenge Turkey over the philanthropist's conviction.

The Turkish president's visit to the Gulf Arab state represents a major reset of relations between two regional heavyweights following the Saudi columnist's killing in Istanbul in 2018.

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Palestinians in Gaza City gather a day earlier to mark the yearly al-Quds (Jerusalem) day which falls on the last Friday of the holy month of Ramadan.

Fabrice Leggeri's resignation comes a day after an investigative report said the EU border agency had illegally forced back nearly 1,000 asylum seekers in the Aegean Sea.

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Spain and Germany saw their economies grow by 0.3% and 0.2% respectively in the first three months of the year, quarter-on-quarter -- far smaller than previously projected. France stagnated (0%) and Italy fell (-0.2%).

The islands' PM was arrested at a Miami airport. where he allegedly came to meet Mexican drug traffickers, who in reality were undercover US agents.

Palestinians run as they are removed by Israeli forces from Jerusalem's flashpoint, the al-Aqsa mosque compound, after clashes early on Friday, according to witnesses and the police.

The latest growth and inflation figures put the economy firmly at the heart of the next government's priorities following President Macron's re-election.

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The situation inside the vast Soviet-era Avozstal steel plant has grown more extreme after Russia dropped a series of so-called “bunker buster” bombs and unguided munitions.

A new investigation claims that the EU's border agency, Frontex, has been involved in forcing back over 950 refugees and migrants in the Aegean sea between March 2020 and September 2021.

Dutch police seized more than €1.4 million during the arrest, suspecting that the large sums of money originated from international drug trafficking.

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Algiers had threatened to suspend supplies of gas to Spain if they were diverted to Morocco or a "third destination".

The measure -- hailed as a step toward gender equality -- will only apply at weekends.

The ruins of Irpin’s House of Culture were the poignant backdrop to a performance of Chopin’s nocturnes by the Lithuanian pianist Darius Mazintas on April 26.

An exhibition that mixes art, technology and vivid light displays is opening in London.
 Set in a former underground car park, the show is designed like a gloomy maze, where it's easy to get lost in the darkness.

In Kosovo, far from their homeland, Ukrainian women undergo intensive demining courses to help their country remove numerous planted or abandoned explosives, a process that will most likely last for decades after Russia's invasion ends.

On Thursday, a city bus driving in the north of Izmir caught on fire on Caher Dudayev Boulevard. After noticing the smoke, the bus driver pulled the vehicle to the side of the road and evacuated the passengers.

Sirens blared across Israel early Thursday as the country came to a standstill in an annual ritual honoring the six million Jews murdered during the Holocaust.

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An immense layer of foam coming out from a polluted river has reached the doors of the homes of the locals of Mosquera, a town 22 kilometers (13 miles) from the Colombian capital Bogota.

The meeting brought together prosecutors and human rights lawyers, and was convened by Albania and France.

SpaceX Dragon capsule, carrying Americans Kjell Lindgren, Bob Hines and Jessica Watkins, and Italian Samantha Cristoforetti of the European Space Agency, docks at the International Space Station on Wednesday night.

A judge in the capital Suva must rule between two different oligarchs to determine whether the yacht can be seized — as only one of them is subject to sanctions.

At least two explosions were reported in the Ukrainian capital shortly after a meeting between Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and UN Secretary-General António Guterres.

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Local councillors unanimously voted to strip the Duke of York of the honour on Wednesday.

The court ruled that Italy's historical model of the patriarchal family was "discriminatory".

Blue and pink colours can no longer be used to imply that a toy is intended for boys or girls.