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Flight cancellations at Hamburg Airport after a surprise strike by workers affected more than 40,000 passengers on Sunday, a day before a planned wider protest across Germany amid new contract negotiations.

Canada’s Liberal Party looked set Sunday to choose a former central banker and political novice as its next leader, replacing Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as it confronts threats from US President Donald Trump.

Russia on Saturday said its troops had retaken three villages seized by Ukraine in its Kursk border region in a fresh setback for Kyiv as the prospect of peace talks draws closer.

Polish abortion rights activists opened a centre across from the parliament building in Warsaw on Saturday where women can go to have abortions with pills, either alone or with other women.

New Zealand´s most senior envoy to the United Kingdom has lost his job over remarks he made about U.S. President Donald Trump.

South Korea and Poland have been strategic partners since 2013, with South Korea in recent years becoming a major supplier of weapons.

Parties agree to loosen constitutional restrictions on borrowing, enabling 1 trillion euros or more on defense and infrastructure.

At least three lawmakers were injured on Tuesday after chaos erupted in Serbia´s parliament, where smoke bombs and flares were thrown.

Authorities in Tunisia say 64 migrants were rescued from a boat that capsized off the country´s eastern Mediterranean coast after running out of fuel.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer embraced Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Saturday and told him he had the nation’s unwavering support a day after the blowout at the White House with President Donald Trump.

Outlawed Kurdish terrorists on Saturday declared a ceasefire with Turkey following a landmark call by jailed PKK leader Abdullah Ocalan asking the group to disband and end more than four decades of armed struggle.

The British minister responsible for international development quit Friday in the wake of boosted defense spending.

German court sentenced two Afghan men to several years in prison for planning an attack on the Swedish parliament and killing lawmakers.

Former Polish prime minister charged with exceeding his powers when he ordered a presidential election to be carried out during the pandemic.

Police in Slovakia said suspected gunman in the attempted assassination of populist Prime Minister Robert Fico should face terror charges.

A young American woman on a European trip taken into custody after she allegedly threw a newborn out of a hotel window in Paris.

A young American woman on a European trip was taken into custody after she allegedly threw a newborn out of a hotel window in Paris, killing the baby, authorities said Tuesday.

EU begins easing energy, banking, and transport restrictions against Syria, aiming to help breathe life into the conflict-torn country.

France is about to hold its largest-ever child sex abuse trial. While just one man is in the dock – a former surgeon accused of raping or sexual abusing 299 people, mostly child patients.

French police have made several arrests since a man went on a stabbing rampage, killing one and wounding several others in what President Emmanuel Macron called an “Islamist terrorist act”, anti-terror prosecutors told AFP Sunday.

A Chinese naval cruiser fired live rounds Saturday during a task force drill in the sea between Australia and New Zealand, government officials said, prompting an alert to commercial air traffic.

Inquiry into latest possible attack in a string of recent incidents over undersea cables that have heightened fears of Russian sabotage.

The Australian and New Zealand militaries monitoring three Chinese warships moving unusually far south along Australia´s east coast.

Two women have died in a knife attack on Thursday at a shopping center in the Czech Republic, officials said.

Australian spy agency had discovered three foreign governments plotting to physically harm people living in Australia.

Authorities in Greece said Tuesday they detained 107 migrants in two separate operations near the island of Crete, as an official attributed an increase in people trying to cross the eastern Mediterranean to conflicts in the Middle East.

Keir Starmer will go to Washington next week to discuss a “wide range of issues”, a British government spokesperson confirmed on Monday.

Police in Mauritius on Sunday arrested the island’s former prime minister Pravind Jugnauth, who oversaw the Chagos Islands deal with the UK, in a money-laundering probe.

A 2-year-old girl and her mother have died two days after being injured as a man rammed a car into a labor union demonstration in Munich, police said Saturday.

The UK government on Saturday named two Britons detained in Iran as Craig and Lindsay Foreman, with their family saying they are determined to ensure the pair’s “safe return”.

Russia said Saturday its forces had captured the village of Berezivka in their latest breakthrough in eastern Ukraine’s Donetsk region, where Ukrainian defenses are creaking.

Drone with a high-explosive warhead hit the protective containment shell of the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant overnight, Kyiv says.

Ukraine’s Defense Ministry is offering new financial and other benefits that it hopes will attract men between ages 18 and 24 to military service, as its short-handed armed forces toil on the front line against Russia’s bigger army in the almost three-year war.

A collision between a high-speed train and a truck on the outskirts of the German city of Hamburg left one person dead and 25 injured, six of them seriously, police said.

Novelist Salman Rushdie described Tuesday the moment a knife-wielding attacker stormed on stage and attempted to kill him with a frenzied attack that left him blind in one eye.

A Swedish court on Tuesday sentenced Lina Ishaq to 12 years in prison on genocide charges, in the country’s first court case over crimes by the Islamic State group against the Yazidi minority.