EU warns Belarus of more sanctions if Russia nuclear weapons plan proceeds

European Union's Foreign Policy Chief Josep Borrell says Belarus' plan to host Russian nuclear weapons threatens European security and would merit further sanctions.

Investigation continues after deadly shooting in Germany's Hamburg

Police say that they have concluded an operation after the overnight shooting incident in the city.

Türkiye leaves door open to Sweden's NATO bid: Kalin

Turkish presidential spokesperson Ibrahim Kalin says that the door is not closed to Stockholm now, but how the process will progress, its pace, and when it will be completed depends on Sweden's steps.

Fresh clashes rock France as pension protests shift to water dispute

Thousands protest construction of giant water "basins" in southwest Sainte-Soline area to irrigate crops, which they say will distort access to water amid drought conditions.

Greece stresses 'positive turn' in relations with Türkiye

Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias says the rapprochement in bilateral ties follows a new level of cooperation between Athens and Ankara after the recent disasters in both countries.

Live blog: Russia pardons thousands of ex-convicts who fought in Ukraine

The Russia-Ukraine war is now in its 395th day.

Pope Francis expands law seeking more accountability on church abuse cases

New rules conform to other changes in the Catholic Church’s handling of abuses and address complaints of continued lack of transparency about the cases against senior clery and lay leaders.

Erdogan urges end to Ukraine war in call with Russia's Putin

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan also thanked his Russian counterpart for his "positive attitude" in extending the Black Sea grain deal, which is crucial in maintaining stability in food prices.

Türkiye condemns 'vile attack' on Quran, Turkish flag in Denmark

Turkish Foreign Ministry urges Danish authorities to take action against perpetrators of "hate crime".

Live blog: UN accuses Russia, Ukraine of 'summary executions' of prisoners

UN human rights monitors have documented dozens of summary killings of Ukrainian and Russian prisoners of war as fighting continues onto its 394th day.

Large protests in France sink King Charles' first foreign trip as monarch

Anger demonstrations over President Emmanuel Macron's decision to raise France's retirement age from 62 to 64 had promised to impact the king's visit, with workers refusing to roll out the red carpet for British king's arrival.

Over a thousand people flee as forest fire engulfs 3,000 hectares in Spain

Fire engulfs a vast forest area in Spain's eastern province of Castellon and authorities warn that risk of more fires is “extreme" advising residents to seek shelter at facilities operated by the Red Cross and other charities.