Western Europe logs hottest June–July on record
11 August 2026
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Europe
Ukrainian drone hits Belgorod
10 August 2026
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World
Kremlin critic Nadezhdin flees Russia for France
4 August 2026
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Europe
Spain, Morocco halt deadly rush on Spanish enclave after 49,000 cross in a day
31 July 2026
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Europe
UK PM pledges to tackle elderly care crisis
30 July 2026
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Europe
Two dead after plane crashes onto German house’s roof
27 July 2026
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Europe
UK PM vows to put ‘Britain’s interest first’ in Trump ties
27 July 2026
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Europe
Spain fights to ‘save lives’ as wildfires rage near Madrid
26 July 2026
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Europe
Rome to offer free movies for heat-relief
24 July 2026
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Europe
France records 5,700 excess deaths in June heatwave
23 July 2026
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Europe
Rohingya crisis: EU co-hosts ‘pledging conference’ in Geneva tomorrow
The European Union will co-host a "Pledging Conference" on the Rohingya refugee crisis, with Kuwait, in Geneva.
22 October 2017
Cancer didn't kill Neruda: probe
International experts announced Friday that Chilean Nobel laureate Pablo Neruda did not die of cancer, but could not
21 October 2017
Spain to dismiss Catalonia's govt
Spain yesterday announced that it will move to dismiss Catalonia's separatist government and call fresh elections in the semi-autonomous region in a bid to stop its leaders from declaring independence.
21 October 2017
4 lightly injured in Munich knife attack
Four people were lightly injured yesterday morning in the southern German city of Munich by a man wielding a knife who fled the
21 October 2017
'Czech Trump' poised for victory in polls
With voters upset over traditional parties and orders from Brussels, a billionaire populist dubbed the "Czech Trump"
21 October 2017
HOW SPAIN COULD SUSPEND AUTONOMY IN CATALONIA
Spain's vow to take over at least part of Catalonia's regional powers due to its drive for independence would involve triggering the
19 October 2017
UK PM woos EU with 'fair' citizenship offer
British Prime Minister Theresa May yesterday urged EU leaders to urgently set out plans to move forward with Brexit negotiations, in
19 October 2017
Sons dismiss reward, tell PM Muscat to quit
The sons of a murdered Maltese journalist yesterday dismissed Prime Minister Joseph Muscat's offer of a reward to help find her killers
19 October 2017
Greek police height rule is sexist: EU court
The EU's top court yesterday ruled that Greek police had discriminated against women by setting a minimum height requirement for
18 October 2017
Explosion rocks police station in Sweden
A powerful explosion blew out the entrance to a police station in the southern Swedish city of Helsingborg early yesterday, an attack
18 October 2017
Merkel scrambles to form government
German Chancellor Angela Merkel, weakened by poor election results, started talks yesterday to forge an unlikely governing coalition
18 October 2017
Spain asks Catalonia leader to act sensibly
Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy urged Catalonia's leader yesterday to "act sensibly" and renounce an independence bid to head
18 October 2017
Italy has highest number of Unesco heritage sites
Italy has the highest number of Unesco heritage sites in the world. In Asia, China and India house the most heritage sites.
18 October 2017
Dutch open 'world's first 3D-printed bridge'
Dutch officials toast the opening of what is being called the world's first 3D-printed concrete bridge, which is primarily meant to be used by cyclists.
18 October 2017
UK hate crimes surge on Brexit
Hate crimes in Britain surged by the highest amount on record last year, official figures showed yesterday, with the vote to leave the
17 October 2017
Malta car bomb blast kills Panama Papers journo
A Maltese investigative journalist who exposed the island nation's links to offshore tax havens through the leaked Panama Papers was
17 October 2017
Catalans take to the streets again
Thousands of people took to the streets of Catalonia yesterday after a judge ordered the detention of two separatist leaders, further
17 October 2017
Austria shifts to right
Austria's shift to the right in a parliamentary election has paved the way for young conservative star Sebastian Kurz to become the
16 October 2017
Catalan leader stalls on independence drive
Madrid yesterday gave Catalonia's separatist leader three more days to "return to legality" after he refused to say whether he would
16 October 2017
Two killed as freak storm hits Ireland
Ireland was hit by an "unprecedented storm" yesterday that left two people dead, 120,000 homes and businesses without power and
16 October 2017