'Army of Europe' needed to challenge Russia says Zelensky The Ukraine president suggests Europe can no longer rely on the US to come to its defence.
Frightened looks and military vehicles in French hamlet where British couple died Locals who knew Andrew and Dawn Searle describe their shock - this is a difficult moment for a rural community in the glare of a criminal investigation.
Vance's blast at Europe ignores Ukraine and defence agenda Instead, US Vice President JD Vance shocked delegates by roundly attacking Washington's allies, accusing them of censorship.
Ukraine end game: What each side wants from a peace deal Donald Trump's phone call with Putin has shocked both Ukraine's president Zelensky and allies alike, but is it enough to start peace talks?
Chernobyl radiation shield hit by Russian drone, Ukraine says There has been no increase in radiation levels at the plant, Ukraine's president says.
Murdered backpacker's mum says killer stole her future Danielle McLaughlin, 28, from County Donegal, was found dead in a field in India, in March 2017.
Cover up or pay a fine, Portugal's Albufeira warns Wearing bikinis and going shirtless may soon be banned in the city, as it fights against badly behaved tourists.
Pope to be admitted to hospital for bronchitis The Pope has had bronchitis symptoms for several days leading to other officials reading his speeches.
What we know about suspected car attack in Munich A 24-year-old Afghan asylum seeker drove at a group of people and injured at least 28, German police say.
Trump wants peace. Ukrainians fear what that might look like Trump and Putin want to make a deal. But Ukrainians question how life after a ceasefire will work.
Car ramming comes as migration at forefront of German elections The incident is likely to have an impact on Germany's election in ten days.
Leaders set for key security meeting as 'old' world order at risk of crumbling The BBC's Frank Gardner says Nato's unity is badly dented with decisions over Ukraine set to be discussed in Munich.
Leaders set for key security meeting as 'old' world order at risk of crumbling The BBC's Frank Gardner says Nato's unity is badly dented with decisions over Ukraine set to be discussed in Munich.
Lava and smoke emerge from a snowy Mount Etna Drone footage shows plumes of smoke and molten lava spewing from Europe's most active volcano.
Three guilty of plot to blackmail family of Michael Schumacher They were convicted of a plot threatening to leak hundreds of personal photos, videos and medical records.
Bowen: Zelensky forced to face tough new reality after Trump-Putin phone call Many world leaders, including Ukraine's President Zelensky, are finding the world is more uncertain under new US leadership.
BBC at the scene of suspected car ramming attack in Munich A look from the police cordon in Munich, after a car drove at a group of people, injuring at least 28.
Europe caught out by Trump's Russia move After a frenetic 24 hours of US declarations, there is a tangible sense that Europe's leaders have been surprised.
Ukraine war in maps: How control has shifted in three years How are Russia and Ukraine placed after three years of fighting and with Donald Trump suggesting talks on ending the war could begin soon?
'It's a new reality' - US stance on Ukraine a bitter blow to Zelensky The BBC's Defence correspondent breaks down a drastic shift in Washington's position on the war in Ukraine.
Germany's once-mighty car industry is in crisis. What will it take to fix it? With the economy a key factor in German elections this month, can the auto sector get back on the road to recovery?
Why more young men in Germany are turning to the far right The far right here and elsewhere in Europe attracts an increasing number of young people, particularly men.
Who's who in German elections and why this vote is important German voters go to the polls on 23 February in a pivotal vote focused on immigration and the economy.
Germany's front-runner Merz: Risk-taker who flirted with far right A look at the conservative leader who broke a German taboo by accepting support from the AfD.
'We were stripped of all our humanity': Auschwitz survivors remember Holocaust survivors have been marking 80 years since the liberation of the Nazi concentration camp, Auschwitz.
Huge Athens crowds demand justice for 2023 train crash Tens of thousands of people demand action as they gather to remember the victims of Greece's worst railway disaster.
'The leader faces no serious challenge' - Steve Rosenberg in Belarus It's election day in Belarus - with Alexander Lukashenko set to continue his 31-year-long rule of the country.

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