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Russia claims its forces recapture villages in Kursk ahead of US-Ukraine talks Russia’s Defence Ministry said on Sunday that its forces had recaptured settlements in western Kursk region seized by Ukraine last August, and said its forces also advanced in Ukraine's Sumy region. Russia’s advances...

Romania far-right candidate Georgescu barred from presidential election The ruling by the electoral bureau to exclude the far-right politician Calin Georgescu from the presidential poll in May sparked clashes between his supporters and police in the capital Bucharest. Georgescu won the first...

'A call to arms in a TikTok era': From French Senator to viral sensation French Senator Claude Malhuret's speech criticising US President Donald Trump in the French Senate on Tuesday has gone viral, after the senator took aim at Trump for changing US policy toward Ukraine. "The European Union...

Senior US and Ukrainian officials to meet in Saudi Arabia while Russian attacks continue Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky will travel to Saudi Arabia this week to seek to rebuild relations with Washington after US President Donald Trump cut critical military aid to Kyiv after an angry row...

Live: Australia says would consider sending troops to join peacekeeping mission in Ukraine Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said Sunday his country would consider taking part in an eventual peacekeeping mission in Ukraine but stressed it was too early for any deployment. Western...

Zelensky condemns Russia’s ‘brutal’ strikes on Ukraine, Moscow claims advances in Kursk region President Volodymyr Zelensky on Saturday condemned Russia’s “brutal” new strikes on Ukraine, warning that Moscow is “not thinking about how to end the war”, but said his country remains fully committed...

Thousands of French take to streets to mark International Women’s Day Tens of thousands of people took to the streets of France on Saturday to mark International Women’s Day. While Femen activists in Paris marched with the US or Russian flag painted across their naked chests along with a...

Germany’s conservatives and centre left ‘agree in principle’ to form government Germany’s future chancellor Friedrich Merz on Saturday said his conservative CDU party has come to an agreement in principle with the Social Democrats (SPD) to form a coalition government.

International Women's Day: Italy's fight against human trafficking As part of our coverage for International Women’s Day on the March 8, we are looking into the phenomenon of human trafficking from Africa to Europe. Thousands of women arrive in Italy, victims of sex-trafficking, after a...

Iceland's dark shadow: gender-based violence in a model nation For over 15 years, Iceland has been hailed as a global leader in gender equality. Yet, according to the latest report from the Icelandic police, domestic violence cases have surged by nearly 40% over the past decade. How does a...

Live: At least 11 killed and 30 wounded in Russian missile strike on east Ukraine, Kyiv says At least 11 people were killed and 30 wounded, including five children, in overnight Russian missile and drone attacks on Ukraine's eastern city of Dobropillia, Ukraine's Interior Ministry said on...

'The danger we face from Trump and Putin might finally force Europe to unite' European leaders have backed plans to spend more on defence and continue to stand by Ukraine in a world upended by Donald Trump's reversal of US foreign policy amid his abrupt pivot towards Russia. For in-depth...

Is the EU a world leader in promoting women's rights? Addressing the remaining inequalities International Women’s Day first took place in March 1911, with more than a million people marking the event in Austria, Denmark, Germany and Switzerland. At that time, women were not allowed to vote, and...

‘We, Europeans, are alone’, French economist Jacques Attali says For the best part of five decades, Jacques Attali has been whispering in the ears of French presidents. Initially an economist, he has written over 80 books and essays, sat in some of the most secret high-level meetings alongside...

'New Normal': European Union facing a new 'great power politics' European countries are hastening to boost defence spending and maintain support for Ukraine after President Donald Trump froze US military aid to Kyiv and raised doubts about Washington's commitment to its European NATO allies. For...

“Gratitude” expressed, “apology” received, Ukraine back at the table This week, the US tightened the screws on Ukraine, pausing military aid until Kyiv shows more willingness to negotiate—starting with handing over half its rare earth resources to America. Moscow welcomed the shift, calling it...

Global war on drugs relies on 'international cooperation in intelligence, criminal justice system' French authorities seized 10 tonnes of cocaine in the port of Dunkirk over the weekend. French media reported that the haul was the biggest-ever in metropolitan France, corresponding to nearly a...

EU leaders vow to re-arm Europe amid US retreat on Ukraine European leaders pledged to dramatically boost defence spending and build a stronger, more sovereign military bloc at a crisis summit Thursday, as fears grow that the United States – long Europe’s security guarantor – is stepping back...

Live: Ukraine's energy infrastructure under 'massive' attack from Russia Ukraine's energy and gas infrastructure was "under massive missile and drone shelling" from Russia on Friday, a Ukrainian minister said. The attack comes hours after EU leaders, shaken by the prospect of US disengagement...

Macron calls Putin an 'imperialist' after Russian president's Napoleon comments French President Emmanuel Macron branded his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin an "imperialist" who was trying to "rewrite history" after Putin compared Macron's proposal to extend France's nuclear umbrella to its...