Russia shuts down UN tracking of N Korea sanctions The group was investigating Russia's reported violations in using North Korean weapons in Ukraine.
Waiting for Evan, Putin's 'bargaining chip' in Russian jail It has been one year since US journalist Evan Gershkovich was arrested in Russia and accused of spying.
Russian propaganda network that 'paid MEPs' busted Polish and Czech police say network used Russian money and popular website to push anti-Ukraine narratives.
Stay! Germany denies reports of sausage dog ban The government moves to reassure dachshund fans after a petition was launched against a draft law.
France moves closer to ban on hair discrimination MPs vote in favour of a bill that will penalise workplace discrimination based on hair.
FA charges Tonali over alleged betting rules breaches The Football Association charges Newcastle United midfielder Sandro Tonali with misconduct for alleged breaches of the governing body's betting rules.
Relatives of Moscow attack missing seek answers Dozens of people are still unaccounted for, with relatives attempting to track down their loved ones.
Deadly FlixBus crash on German motorway Four people are killed when a coach veers to the right on the busy A9 autobahn before falling over.
How much grain is Ukraine exporting? Ukraine is exporting large quantities of grain again, despite Russia's Black Sea blockade.
France to sue teen in headscarf row with school head The girl's false allegations about her headmaster led to death threats and his sudden resignation.
Battle to run Istanbul becomes key to Turkey's future Millions of Turks vote on Sunday, and President Erdogan hopes to regain control of Turkey's biggest city.
Prosecutors seek two-year jail term for Rubiales kiss Spain's ex-football boss could go to prison because of a non-consensual kiss at the Women's World Cup.
Rampaging bear shooting raises questions in Slovakia Video of the brown bear bounding through the streets went viral and now a minister says it is dead.
Holidaymakers caught out by 10-year-passport rule UK passports can have up to 10 years and nine months on them but EU countries won't accept them.
After Moscow attack, migrants from Central Asia hit by backlash Migrants in Russia reported an uptick in xenophobia after Moscow said Tajiks were behind last week's attacks.
Irish PM Leo Varadkar attends final Cabinet meeting Taoiseach Leo Varadkar is attending what is likely to be his final Cabinet meeting.
Russian media's outlandish claims on concert attack The BBC’s Russia editor Steve Rosenberg takes a look at what the papers are saying – and showing.
Georgia create history by reaching Euro 2024 Georgia create history by reaching their first major tournament with a penalty shootout win over Greece in their Euro 2024 play-off.
How Russia pushed false claims about Moscow attack BBC Verify examines how the campaign to blame Kyiv unfolded.
Why do German football fans sing the Loch Lomond tune? Fans of FC Köln in Cologne love belting out a version of the classic Runrig song.
Fear, faith, friendship: Inside F1’s most precious relationship When the lights go out, a Formula 1 driver is alone - apart from one connection. Their race engineer is their guide, strategist and psychologist.
Who are IS-K, blamed for attack on Moscow concert hall? The assault on Crocus City Hall is not the first atrocity believed to be carried out by the Islamic State-Khorasan group.
Moscow survivor: 'They shot indiscriminately' Pavel and his wife were attending a concert in Moscow when gunmen opened fire, killing dozens of people.
Ukrainian soldiers film dangerous front-line mission A BBC documentary follows soldiers on their mission to protect Ukraine’s second largest city, Kharkiv.
What we know about attack on a Moscow concert hall More than 130 people were killed when gunmen opened fire inside a packed arena before setting it alight.
Watch: Waiters carrying croissants race through Paris The competition for waiters and waitresses began in 1914, but has not been held since 2011 due to lack of sponsors.
BBC Verify examines how the Moscow attack unfolded More than a hundred people were killed in a packed concert venue in Moscow after gunmen opened fire.
Moscow attack: 'The first thing you notice is the smell' The BBC's Steve Rosenberg visits the Moscow concert hall where more than 100 were people were killed.
Video shows gunmen in Moscow concert hall lobby Footage shows gunmen in the lobby of a concert hall near the Russian capital Moscow.

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