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Why Spain's floods are its deadliest in a generation Spain is reeling from its worst flooding in decades after a year’s worth of rain fell in a matter of hours this week in the country’s southern and eastern regions. The storm began on Tuesday and has so far killed at least 158, prompting...

Some 8,000 North Korean troops at Ukraine border could enter combat 'in coming days', US says US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has warned that Russia is preparing to deploy the North Korean troops into combat “in the coming days”, adding that the use of North Korean troops is a sign of...

Rescuers in Spain continue search for flood victims as death toll expected to rise Rescuers in the Valencia region are scrambling to get survivors off roofs and searching houses for the missing after flash floods sparked by torrential rain killed at least 95 people, local authorities said...

French court sentences ex-doctor to 27 years in Rwanda genocide trial A French court on Wednesday jailed ex-doctor Eugene Rwamucyo for 27 years over his role in the 1994 Rwanda genocide, accusing him of aiding anti-Tutsi propaganda and destroying evidence of mass murder. This is France's eighth...

Washington, Seoul urge North Korea to pull troops from Russia The United States and South Korea on Wednesday urged North Korea to withdraw its troops from Russia, expressing concerns that they could be deployed in the Ukraine conflict. Russian UN envoy Vassily Nebenzia dismissed these concerns...

Four migrants die in attempt to cross the English Channel Four migrants died attempting to cross the English Channel on flimsy vessels from the French coast between Tuesday night and Wednesday, French authorities reported. The latest fatalities bring the total number of deaths in such crossings...

French court acquits man who said he killed incurably ill wife at her request A man who said he had killed his incurably ill wife at her request was found not guilty of her murder by a French court on Wednesday. The prosecution had requested eight years in prison for Bernard Pallot, 78. While...

Inside Ukraine's secret train, evacuating wounded soldiers It looks like an ordinary train waiting to depart an ordinary station. But through its fogged windows you can see the injured hands and faces of Ukrainian servicemen stretched out on hospital beds. Operated by the military, the train...

The impact of war on Ukraine's children: UNICEF sounds alarm on 'invisible wounds' The UN agency for children, UNICEF, is warning that children are bearing much of the pain and suffering in Ukraine. As the war sparked by Russia's full-scale invasion grinds on towards the three-year mark, the...

Georgia launches probe into 'falsification' of election result Prosecutors in Georgia said on Wednesday they are investigating whether the results of Saturday's parliamentary elections were falsified after election monitors said they had evidence of complex, large-scale fraud. Thousands marched...

Several killed as heavy rains, flash floods slam Spain Emergency service workers recovered multiple bodies in the eastern Spanish region of Valencia after heavy rains battered the country's eastern and southern areas, causing flash floods and disrupting air and rail travel.

Kyiv announces new drive to mobilise 160,000 troops as Moscow advances Ukraine is planning to draft another 160,000 troops into its army over the next three months, Kyiv officials said on Tuesday. The announcement came as Moscow said it had captured the mining hub of Selydove in the Donetsk...

EU slaps new tariffs of up to 35.3 percent on Chinese electric vehicles The EU on Tuesday announced a new increase of tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles on top of the current 10 percent currently levied on car imports. The extra taxes, set to enter into force no later than Thursday, was the...

Bidzina Ivanishvili, Georgia’s billionaire puppet master of the pro-Russia vote Bidzina Ivanishvili is widely perceived to be the big winner of Georgia’s weekend parliamentary election. Although the results are bitterly contested, with tens of thousands of protesters flooding the streets of...

Russia test-fires missiles to simulate 'massive' response to nuclear first strike Russia on Tuesday held nuclear drills that involved firing missiles from the ground, sea and air, the defence ministry said. President Putin, who recently approved changes to rules on the use of nuclear weapons...

Tinned tuna sold in Europe contaminated with dangerous levels of mercury, NGOs say Tuna sold in cans in stores across Europe including the UK, France, Italy, Germany and Spain contain harmful levels of mercury, environmental groups said Tuesday. In a test conducted by the NGO Bloom, more of half...

Georgia launches partial vote recount after opposition protests election results Georgia's central election commission said it will recount ballots from five polling stations randomly selected from each election district following the opposition's refusal to recognise the results of the weekend...

North Korean troops deployed to eastern Russia for training, US says North Korea has reportedly sent 10,000 troops to Russia for training, tripling prior estimates. NATO and the EU warned of an escalating Ukraine conflict, with President Volodymyr Zelensky speculating Pyongyang may soon deploy...

Reverence for French culture means that some people can be sacrificed along the way: activist A Paris court on Monday postponed the trial of French actor Gerard Depardieu on sexual assault charges until March. Despite the allegations, the actor has received the support of many in the...

Back to Russia's orbit? Georgia's EU bid on hold amid claims of 'stolen' elections Could the nation that back in 2008 fought a war against Vladimir Putin be giving up on its EU dream? Packed crowds outside Georgia’s parliament to protest what the pro-Western president calls a stolen election. We...