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Russia launched one of its biggest aerial attacks of the year on Ukraine, firing 574 drones and 40 ballistic and cruise missiles overnight.

China’s assertiveness in the disputed South China Sea and tensions in the Taiwan Strait threaten international security, Germany’s FM said.

German prosecutors announced terrorism charges Wednesday against a man who they say may have planned to attack the Israeli Embassy.

A Hong Kong pro-democracy activist and a former lawmaker who are wanted by the city’s authorities have been granted asylum in Great Britain and Australia, respectively.

A fire at an industrial plant in Russia’s Ryazan region on Friday killed 11 people and injured 130, Russian officials said Saturday.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said he will meet U.S. President Donald Trump in Washington on Monday after a Russia-U.S. summit ended without an agreement to stop the fighting in Ukraine after 3 1/2 years.

The shooting took place outside a mosque in the central city of Örebro in the early afternoon following Friday prayers, police said.

Russian hackers are likely behind suspected sabotage at a dam in Norway in April which affected water flows, police said.

China imposed sanctions in what it said was retaliation for the EU two Chinese institutions in its latest round of Russia sanctions.

France waged a “war” in Cameroon marked by “repressive violence” President Emmanuel Macron said in a letter published Tuesday.

Italian athlete Mattia Debertolis died on Tuesday after being found unresponsive during competition at the World Games in China’s Chengdu.

Finnish authorities said Monday they have charged the captain and two senior officers of a Russia-linked vessel that damaged undersea cables last year between Finland and Estonia.

Migrants in Greece with rejected asylum claims will be required to wear ankle monitors as part of planned measures to speed up deportations.

A Ukrainian drone attack killed one person and wounded two more in Russia’s Nizhny Novgorod, the region’s governor said Monday, as fighting continued ahead of a planned summit meeting in which Russian President Vladimir Putin hopes to persuade his U.S. counterpart to back a peace deal locking in Moscow’s gains.

Greek police said Sunday they seized over 270 kilograms (595 pounds) of cocaine with an estimated value of over 5.5 million euros ($6.5 million) and arrested three men.

European leaders urged more “pressure” on Russia overnight Saturday, after the announcement of a Trump-Putin summit to end the war in Ukraine raised concern that an agreement would require Kyiv to cede swathes of territory.

Ukraine won’t give up land to Russia, President Volodymyr Zelensky warned early on Saturday, hours after Washington and Moscow agreed to hold a summit in a bid to end the war.

Germany will not authorize any exports of military equipment that could be used in Gaza “until further notice,” Chancellor Merz announced.

The Bank of England cut its main interest rate Thursday by a quarter percentage point to 4% to bolster the sluggish UK economy.

Switzerland’s president held last-gasp talks with the US secretary of state on Wednesday after she rushed to Washington to avert tariffs.

 New Zealand’s former deputy police commissioner was named after he was charged with possessing child exploitation and bestiality material.

Trial under tight security for 19 defendants accused of involvement in last year´s shooting rampage in a Moscow concert hall that killed 149.

Pope Leo XIV on Sunday told more than a million Catholic youths at a closing Mass for a weeklong encounter with the next generation of faithful that they are “the sign that a different world is possible” where conflicts can be resolved with dialogue, not weapons.

An overnight Ukrainian drone attack on an oil depot near Russia’s Black Sea resort of Sochi sparked a major fire, Russian officials said Sunday, as the two countries traded strikes.

Hundreds of thousands of young Catholics poured into a vast field on Rome’s outskirts Saturday for the weekend highlight of the Vatican’s 2025 Holy Year.

Ukrainian drone attacks overnight into Saturday killed three people, Russian officials said Saturday.

France suspended receiving Palestinians for investigation into how student sharing antisemitic posts was allowed into the country.

Thousands watched a military parade in Croatia’s capital on Thursday marking 30 years since a key war victory.

Lithuanian PM Gintautas Paluckas stepped down Thursday, following investigations into his business dealings.

A pilot was taken captive after his F-16 fighter jet crashed near Raqqa in northern Syria. He was forced into a cage that was set on fire.

Technical issue grounded and diverted flights in Britain on Wednesday before engineers were able to restore the system.

A technical issue briefly caused flight delays in Britain on Wednesday before engineers were able to restore the system, the air traffic control operator said.

Economy sagged after stronger than expected growth in first quarter, inflated by companies trying to move product ahead of U.S. tariffs.

Summer camp counselor has accused police of using brute force against her during removal of a group of French Jewish teenagers from a plane.

Polish PM Tusk on Tuesday said authorities have detained 32 people suspected of coordinating with Russia to engage in acts of sabotage.

Russian glide bombs and missiles struck a Ukrainian prison and a medical facility overnight, killing at least 21 people, officials said.