It was put up in 2015 during the migrant crisis. But Slovenia's new prime minister says it's not working.

"I think we are at a time when we, the European Union, need to send clear political signals to Ukraine and the Ukrainian people in a context where they have been resisting heroically for several months," said Macron

British journalist Dom Phillips and Brazilian expert Bruno Pereira were last seen 5 June.

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Christopher Geidt did not give a reason for his resignation but had previously called on the prime minister to explain his conduct in the "partygate" affair.

Azeem Rafiq, a former England under-19 captain of Pakistani descent, last year alleged that he had been a victim of institutional racism.

The court in Strasbourg has ruled that Moscow breached the European Convention of Human Rights for designating NGOs and media outlets as foreign agents.

The Fed’s decision to raise its key interest rate by 0.75% is seen as an acknowledgement that it's struggling to curb inflation.

Prince William showed off his soccer skills on Wednesday (15 JUNE 2022) when he joined the England women's soccer team at a training session at St George's Park in Burton-upon-Trent.

The US has sent another $1bn in military aid to Ukraine Wednesday, calling on allies to step up.

The suspect is alleged to have accepted an order to kill a Chechen opposition member who was living in exile.

Three female lynx, born on 18. May, undergo their first medical examination and are fitted with an electronic identification chip at the Sainte-Croix animal park in Rhodes, in France's northeast.

The Icelandic Phallological Museum has just added a new artefact to its vast collection: a plaster cast of the erect penis of legendary rock guitarist Jimi Hendrix.

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Dozens of members of the neo-Nazi party have appealed their lengthy prison sentences.

The French defence ministry has described it as "a new success" for Barkhane forces in the Sahel region.

Merkel was found to have violated the far-right party's right to equal political opportunities by criticising them during a state visit to South Africa.

A peacock takes to the stage during a rally of the left-wing coalition "Por Andalucía" held in the city of Dos Hermanas, Seville province, in the run-up to the Andalusian regional elections on Sunday 19 June.

Artist Iwan Ridwan is busy composing 100 small paintings of influential figures to feature in his new exhibition set for August 2022. Their size varies from 4 x 6 cm to 0.8 x 1.15 mm, and he is able to complete three to four paintings a day.

Ukraine should be allowed to become an EU candidate country, argues Alyona Getmanchuk, director of the New Europe Center think tank in Kyiv.

Police in Zurich said 13 people were hospitalised with serious injuries.

The dispute, in one of the most remote corners of the world, was brought to an end with an exchange of alcohol.

The UN's Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination has been looking into the sensitive issue about who is eligible to be included on the Sámi electoral roll.

The court on Wednesday halted London's bid to send some asylum seekers to Rwanda, prompting questions on social media about why the UK, post-Brexit, was still bound by its rulings.

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The world's leading art fair Art Basel opens in Switzerland for its 2022 edition in a more favourable market climate after a two-year gap due to the pandemic. During a press conference, the organisers reiterated their support for Ukraine.

“Where is our credibility if Ukraine fails? Can we imagine that Ukraine fails and we revert to business as usual? I hope not."

"There are no words or strength to accept the hell in which Ukraine lives [where it] loses its best sons and daughters."

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Britain's Home Secretary Priti Patel says preparations are already under way for the next flight to Rwanda.

A TikTok video shared thousands of times accuses Chinese clothing company Shein of abusing its workers due to anonymous cries for help stitched into labels.

The children's deeply religious father had kept them locked up at a remote farmhouse to protect them from "evil" outside influences.

The populist billionaire is alleged to have worked as an agent of the former Czechoslovakia secret police.

"It's a shame": while tourists can finally come back to Paris after two years of the pandemic, many are disappointed by the numerous monuments under construction in the capital.

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The first minister compared Scotland to other European countries and said after independence, Scotland would be wealthier, fairer and happier.

The names of the 72 people who perished in Britain's worst residential fire since World War II were read out on Tuesday at a church service marking the fifth anniversary of the blaze.

Comedian Anton Tymoshenko said laughter "was the only way to save your mental health in war".

Protesters in Quito burn tires as police use tear gas during a march to demand a fuel price cut amid rising inflation, unemployment, and poverty in the oil-producing South American country.

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The Russian opposition leader had been jailed near Moscow since February 2021.

The vessels were seized by Iran's Revolutionary Guards in the Persian Gulf in May.

With Britain set to send its first group of asylum-seekers to Rwanda later today, some refugees already in the country are warning that times may be hard for the new arrivals.

Amateur video shows the rushing waters undercut the opposite riverbank, causing a house to fall into the Yellowstone River and float away mostly intact.

Europe has opened its door to Ukrainians fleeing the war. But what if you don't have a Ukrainian passport?

Carrying banners with the words "My body, my choice", the protesters chanted slogans stating that the right to abortion cannot be taken away by court order.

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First deportation flight set to go ahead as scheduled on Tuesday after UK court refuses to halt government plan to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda

The devastating fire on 14 June 2017 claimed the lives of 72 people.

Farmers in Ukrainian front-line regions are scrambling to survive a harvest under Russian fire, with shelling feeding fear across a sector already hamstrung by Russia's blockade of the Black Sea.