Russia tested a new nuclear-capable and powered cruise missile fit to confound existing defenses, inching closer to deploying it to its military, President Vladimir Putin claimed in remarks released on Sunday.
Traditionalist Catholics who felt abandoned after Pope Francis restricted the old Latin Mass rejoiced Saturday as they celebrated the traditional liturgy in St. Peter’s Basilica with the explicit approval of Pope Leo XIV.
Three Chinese citizens have been arrested in Georgia’s capital, Tbilisi, while attempting to illegally purchase 2 kilograms (4.4 pounds) of uranium, the country’s State Security Service said Saturday.
Russian missile and drone attacks on Ukraine overnight into Saturday killed at least four people and wounded 20, officials said, and prompted fresh pleas from Ukraine’s president for Western air defense systems.
British judge sentenced five men for their roles in an arson attack in London that authorities say was masterminded by Russian intelligence.
Two dozen Euro leaders have pledged to protect Ukraine from future Russian aggression if a ceasefire stops the more than three-year war.
A shooting at a camp hosting loyalists of Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic in central Belgrade on Wednesday injured one person.
Ukraine’s state security service has unveiled an upgraded sea drone it says can now operate anywhere in the Black Sea.
The Louvre reopened to long lines beneath its landmark glass pyramid, just days after one of the highest-profile thefts of the century.
A large-scale Russian drone and missile attack across Ukraine killed at least six people, including a woman and her two young daughters.
Prosecutors said the individuals acting on behalf of the Russian intelligence services were allegedly preparing acts of sabotage.
A bus driver was killed while helping bring home fans from a second-division basketball game in Italy in an act of violence that Premier Giorgia Meloni denounced Monday as “unacceptable and insane.”
Ukrainian drones overnight struck a major gas processing plant in southern Russia, sparking a fire, according to a Russian governor and the Ukrainian military.
British police said Sunday they were probing claims that Prince Andrew asked an officer to dig up dirt for a smear campaign against his sexual assault accuser Virginia Giuffre.
The organizers of the Jewish International Film Festival say they were forced to postpone the event because cinemas in Malmö, Sweden, would not screen the films, with some citing safety and security concerns.
Work has begun to repair the damaged power supply to Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, the head of the U.N.’s nuclear watchdog said Saturday.
A ship caught fire Saturday in the Gulf of Aden off Yemen after being struck by a projectile, the British military said.
The removal of Prince Andrew’s royal title following further revelations about his ties to US sex offender Jeffrey Epstein “vindicates” his alleged sexual assault victim, her family has said.
A powerful explosion tore through two stories of an apartment building in Romania´s capital on Friday, killing three people.
A car belonging to one of Italy´s leading investigative journalists exploded outside his home overnight.
An Afghan man deemed psychologically ill faced a German court on Thursday over a deadly knife attack on a group of toddlers.
Italy´s top court has rejected the extradition of a Ukrainian man arrested on suspicion of setting off explosions on gas pipelines.
Sweden seeking to arrest Syrian for killing Salwan Momika, who burned copies of the Koran in 2023 and sparked outrage in the Muslim world.
Russia battered Ukraine´s energy facilities with hundreds of drones and dozens of missiles in its latest heavy bombardment.
Russia launched powerful glide bombs against Ukraine´s second-largest city in overnight attacks, hitting a hospital and wounding seven.
Netherlands took effective control of Chinese-owned Nexperia, in what it said was a “highly exceptional” move over security worries.
Estonia has temporarily closed access for its citizens to a road they normally use that passes through a stretch of Russian territory, after the interior minister reported on a group of Russian soldiers standing there, Estonia’s public broadcaster said Sunday.
Russia attacked Ukraine’s power grid overnight into Sunday, part of an ongoing campaign to cripple Ukrainian energy infrastructure before winter.
Walking along the broad pedestrian street that runs along the base of Athens’ famed Acropolis Hill, visitors can now enjoy something not seen in decades: an unobstructed, scaffolding-free view of the Parthenon temple.
Power was restored to over 800,000 residents in Kyiv on Saturday, a day after Russia launched major attacks on the Ukrainian power grid that caused blackouts across much of the country, and European leaders agreed to proceed toward using hundreds of billions of frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine’s war effort.
A man formerly employed by Warsaw city council in its registry of births, marriages and deaths was charged with espionage.
Strikes on Russian oil facilities by Ukraine´s newly developed long-range missiles are causing gas shortages in Russia, Zelenskyy says.
Moscow pursuing its campaign to deny Ukrainians heat, light and running water as winter approaches, Kyiv said.
Robert Fico said Tuesday his government has approved an agreement with the United States to build an additional nuclear reactor.
Up to 25 small hot-air balloons, some of them confirmed to be carrying smuggled cigarettes, entered Lithuanian airspace late Saturday and forced the shutdown of Vilnius Airport, delaying flights for hours, authorities said.
At least five civilians died after Russia launched drones, missiles and guided aerial bombs at Ukraine overnight into Sunday, in a major nighttime attack that officials there said targeted civilian infrastructure.
British police will get stronger powers to restrict repeated protests, the government said Sunday, after almost 500 people were arrested at a demonstration in support of a banned pro-Palestinian group.
Russian drones struck a Ukrainian railway station on Saturday, killing one and wounding dozens, as Moscow stepped up strikes on Ukraine’s rail and power grids before the fourth winter since its all-out invasion.
Ivan Klíma, a Czech author and anti-communist dissident whose work and life were shaped by Europe’s 20th-century totalitarian regimes, has died.
Germany’s Munich Airport reopened Saturday morning after authorities shut it down the night before for the second time in less than 24 hours after more suspected drone sightings, the airport said in a statement.
