Who could have attacked France's high-speed rail? France's interior minister vows the attackers will be arrested fast, but does not say who was to blame.
Poland's firearm bill sparks human rights concerns The bill will allow troops to open fire on migrants crossing the border when soldiers feel under threat.
EU regulator rejects Alzheimer's drug lecanemab It said the benefits of the treatment did not outweigh the risk of serious side effects.
French rail sabotage causes chaos as Paris Olympics open There is tight security for the opening ceremony, but saboteurs struck rail lines miles outside the city.
French high-speed rail sabotaged before Olympic ceremony Rail company SNCF says 800,000 passengers have been affected by disruptions to train services.
Ukraine's hopes and challenges after long wait for F-16s Russia intends to destroy dozens of US-built warplanes as soon as they arrive in Ukraine.
Paris set for its first Olympics in 100 years 'Games wide open' is the motto for this year's Paris Olympics, which officially begin on Friday with the opening ceremony.
Teenager held over murder of Ukraine nationalist ex-MP An 18-year-old man is held over the fatal shooting of Iryna Farion last week.
Not an oeuf: Athletes report eggs shortage in Olympic village Several athetes have complained about the amount of food available, specifically eggs and grilled meats, according to French media.
China and Russia stage first joint bomber patrol near Alaska The patrol comes amid US warnings of deepening ties between China and Russia.
Biles, Djokovic & Lyles - global stars to follow at Paris 2024 Novak Djokovic, Simone Biles and Noah Lyles are among the biggest names in Paris 2024.
Spain's Alexia Putellas says Olympics is magical Football star Alexia Putellas is gunning for an Olympic gold medal to add to her long list of honours.
Ukraine thrown into war's bleak future as drones open new battlefront On the front line, drones are killing hundreds every day - showing the world a new kind of high-tech war.
Nine dead after Spanish fishing boat sinks off Falklands The crew of the Argos Georgia took to life rafts when it started taking on water on Monday.
What one Moscow square says about Russia's worsening relations with West Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin has signed an order renaming Europe Square Eurasia Square.
Flights resume after climate protest at Cologne airport At least four flights have been diverted to nearby airports while police deal with activists.
Macron rejects left bid to name PM before Olympics It comes after France's leftist coalition proposed a little-known civil servant as prime minister.
Olympics 2024: Get me to Paris A complete guide to getting a last-minute seat at the Olympic Games in Paris.
As the Olympics nears, Paris puts 75,000 troops on the streets A huge security operation is under way, with street closures and anti-drone squads across the city.
Russian arrested over alleged plot to 'destabilise' Paris Olympics It comes just days before the games get under way with an opening ceremony in central Paris on Friday.
Celine Dion at Olympics would be great, Macron says The singer is in Paris as speculation swirls the "queen of ballads" will perform at the opening ceremony.
Watch: Celine Dion in Paris amid rumours of Olympic performance In December 2022, the singer revealed she had been battling Stiff Person's Syndrome (SPS) and cancelled all of her upcoming shows.
Spanish pensioner gets 18 years for letter bomb campaign A retired civil servant is jailed for sending six devices to the Spanish PM and other figures.
Watch: Berliners soar over the city on Europe’s highest swing Daredevils can now soar 120 metres (394ft) above Berlin on Europe’s highest swing.
Recycled bottle tops and tables made from shuttlecocks - the greenest Olympics? Paris 2024 promises to halve the carbon footprint of London 2012 and Rio 2016. How will it happen and what challenges must be tackled?
World's longest rowing boat to carry Olympic torch The 24-seater boat will take the Olympic torch down a section of the River Marne on Sunday.
The Spanish fightback against record tourism Activists say spiralling housing costs are due to properties being bought by foreigners - or rented over the summer.
Watch: Blue screens, queues and airport delays worldwide Many flights have been grounded, with huge queues and delays at airports all over the world.
What do European leaders think about the UK's new PM? What do European leaders think about the UK's new PM?
The BBC joins Paris mayor for swim in cleaned-up Seine The BBC's Hugh Schofield joins Parisians taking a dip in the River Seine, which has been cleaned up for the Olympics.

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