French farmer fined for helping migrants

A French farmer who has become a symbol of Europe's migrant crisis after helping Africans to slip into the country was given a
10 February 2017

Blast at French nuke plant; no risk of radiation

An explosion at a nuclear power plant on France's northwest coast yesterday caused minor injuries, but the authorities
9 February 2017

Brexit bill faces lords test after MPs vote

Legislation empowering Prime Minister Theresa May to start Brexit negotiations moves to Britain's House of Lords
9 February 2017

Britain's FM renounces US citizenship

British Foreign Minister Boris Johnson, who was born in New York, has renounced his US citizenship, according to a
9 February 2017

Italy unveils plan to better integrate fewer migrants

The Italian government on Wednesday unveiled a series of measures aimed at easing the crush of migrants pouring
9 February 2017

Poll shows boost for Scottish independence

The battle over Scotland's constitutional future is now "a virtual dead heat" with support rising for independence as
8 February 2017

Romania PM survives no-confidence vote

Romania's defiant Prime Minister Sorin Grindeanu easily survived a no-confidence vote yesterday as his left-wing
8 February 2017

Putin foe found guilty of fund embezzlement

A Russian court yesterday found opposition leader Alexei Navalny guilty in the retrial of a 2013 fraud case, which
8 February 2017

Romania govt feels heat after demos

Pressure intensified on Romania's government yesterday after half a million people joined the biggest nationwide protests in almost three
6 February 2017

Queen marks 65 yrs on British throne

Queen Elizabeth II, the world's longest-reigning monarch, set a new record yesterday as the first British sovereign to reach their sapphire
6 February 2017

Romania bows to pressure

Romania yesterday scrapped a contentious corruption decree in a climbdown after the biggest mass demonstrations
5 February 2017

Russia backs renewal of UN-led peace talks

Russia said yesterday that it supports the continuation of Syria peace talks under United Nations auspices, long-
5 February 2017

Le Pen launches polls campaign

French far-right leader Marine Le Pen yesterday gave a major speech to formally launch her presidential bid with a
5 February 2017

Turkey detains hundreds in anti-IS raids

Turkish police yesterday detained hundreds of suspected members of the Islamic State extremist group in nationwide
5 February 2017

Refugees heading to Europe to be resettled in Asia, LatAm

Refugees heading to Europe will be urged to settle in Asia and Latin America instead, under a new £30m British aid package.
4 February 2017

HC rejects Brexit EEA challenge

England's High Court yesterday blocked a legal challenge to force the government to seek parliamentary approval before pulling out of
3 February 2017

EU inks Libya migrant deal

European Union leaders yesterday agreed a plan to curb mass migration from Libya at a special summit in Malta that was
3 February 2017

Machete attacker shot at Louvre museum in Paris

A French soldier patrolling at the Louvre museum in Paris fires shot and seriously injures a machete-wielding man who yelled "Allahu Akbar" ("God is greatest") as he attacked security forces.
3 February 2017

Hungary's Orban hosts Putin to cement ties

Russian President Vladimir Putin was in Budapest yesterday to cement closer ties with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor
2 February 2017

Ukraine appeals for help against Russia

Ukraine's president appealed for more global pressure against Russia yesterday as Moscow-backed rebels and
2 February 2017