Turkey approves Finland Nato membership bid Turkish MPs vote to admit Finland to the West's defensive alliance, after blocking it for months.
Austria's far right walks out of Zelensky speech The politicians left behind placards on their desks that read "space for neutrality".
Pope could leave hospital in days after bronchitis The Vatican says there has been "a marked improvement" in the 86-year-old pontiff's health.
Alexei Moskalev: Father of girl who drew anti-war picture arrested on run in Minsk After his 12-year-old daughter drew a picture, Alexei Moskalev was arrested and sentenced in Russia.
King Charles celebrates UK-Germany ties in historic address In a warmly-received speech to the German parliament, Charles also mentions Monty Python and Kraftwerk.
Russia arrests US journalist Evan Gershkovich on spying charge The US condemns Evan Gershkovich's detention and his employer has vehemently denied the accusation.
Spanish anger over TV star Ana Obregón's surrogate baby in US Ana Obregón comes in for criticism after news emerges she has had a baby girl via surrogacy aged 68.
Bankers convicted of helping Putin's friend A cellist who is godfather to the Russian leader's daughter deposited huge sums in Swiss accounts.
Dmitry Muratov: Nuclear warning from Russia's Nobel-winning journalist Dmitry Muratov says Russian propaganda is preparing people to think nuclear war isn't a bad thing.
Watch: King Charles speaking German in Berlin The King joked with his hosts as he impressed with his language skills at a lavish banquet.
Ukraine war: Orthodox clerics say they will not leave Kyiv monastery Top clergy in Ukraine's Orthodox Church's are suspected of continuing ties with Russia's Orthodox Church.
Amsterdam launches stay away ad campaign targeting young British men The Dutch city targets UK men aged 18-35 in an ad campaign aimed at changing its reputation.
Russian spies more effective than army, say experts Russia's intelligence services have had more success in Ukraine than its army, says a top think tank.
Italy moves to ban lab-grown meat to protect food heritage Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni says the proposed ban aims to protect farmers and consumers.
Swiss court case ties human rights to climate change Thousands of women say the country's climate change policy damages their right to life and health.
Malaga: From Champions League to inescapable nightmare in 10 years Ten years ago Malaga were playing in a Champions League quarter-final, now they are on the brink of dropping into Spain's third tier.
Actor Orlando Bloom meets children affected by Ukraine war and visits Zelensky The Lord of the Rings star, who is a goodwill ambassador for Unicef, also met President Zelensky.
Turkish earthquake: Survivors' haunting search for missing relatives Hundreds of families have refused to give up looking for loved ones, whether they find them dead or alive.
Finland election: Sanna Marin fights for survival Polls suggest she is in a tight race with centre-right Petteri Orpo and right-wing populist Riikka Purra.
War in Ukraine: A 360-degree virtual journey past bombed buildings The Undeniable Street View project provides a 360-degree tour of Ukraine's destroyed infrastructure.
Lottery jackpot wins: Is Duleek the luckiest village in Ireland? Two shops in Duleek, which has 4,200 residents, have sold jackpot-winning lottery tickets in six months.
Ukraine war: How a Russian child's drawing sparked a police investigation Masha, now 13, is in a children’s home after Russian authorities placed her father under house arrest.
European Championship 2024 qualifiers: Who do you think will reach Euro 2024? Qualifying for Euro 2024 gets under way this week as 53 nations battle for 24 places. Who do you think will reach the finals?
Hidden history of Scotland's biggest nuclear bunker The underground site, buried deep under an Edinburgh hill, has remained largely unknown.
Ukraine war: UK defends sending depleted uranium shells after Putin warning The UK says the depleted uranium shells, which it is sending to Ukraine, are "standard".
Dreams of space that ended in shipwreck off Italy Maeda, 17, wanted to be an astronaut - and took huge risks to pursue her goal.
The 'dear' friendship of Putin and Xi... in 62 seconds As Putin welcomes Xi to Moscow, the BBC examines the relationship between the two world leaders.
Credit Suisse: Bank rescue damages Switzerland's reputation for stability Beset by scandals and crisis, many people are questioning how a totemic bank ended up beyond repair.
Putin in Mariupol: Russian leader visits occupied Ukrainian city The Russian president makes a surprise visit to the ruined Ukrainian city destroyed by Russian forces.
French pension reforms: Is Macron's government doomed by crisis? No-confidence motions face the Macron government as it tries to force its unpopular changes into law.
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Turkey approves Finland Nato membership bid
Turkish MPs vote to admit Finland to the West's defensive alliance, after blocking it for months.
Austria's far right walks out of Zelensky speech
The politicians left behind placards on their desks that read "space for neutrality".
Pope could leave hospital in days after bronchitis
The Vatican says there has been "a marked improvement" in the 86-year-old pontiff's health.
Alexei Moskalev: Father of girl who drew anti-war picture arrested on run in Minsk
After his 12-year-old daughter drew a picture, Alexei Moskalev was arrested and sentenced in Russia.
King Charles celebrates UK-Germany ties in historic address
In a warmly-received speech to the German parliament, Charles also mentions Monty Python and Kraftwerk.
Russia arrests US journalist Evan Gershkovich on spying charge
The US condemns Evan Gershkovich's detention and his employer has vehemently denied the accusation.
Spanish anger over TV star Ana Obregón's surrogate baby in US
Ana Obregón comes in for criticism after news emerges she has had a baby girl via surrogacy aged 68.
Bankers convicted of helping Putin's friend
A cellist who is godfather to the Russian leader's daughter deposited huge sums in Swiss accounts.
Dmitry Muratov: Nuclear warning from Russia's Nobel-winning journalist
Dmitry Muratov says Russian propaganda is preparing people to think nuclear war isn't a bad thing.
Watch: King Charles speaking German in Berlin
The King joked with his hosts as he impressed with his language skills at a lavish banquet.
Ukraine war: Orthodox clerics say they will not leave Kyiv monastery
Top clergy in Ukraine's Orthodox Church's are suspected of continuing ties with Russia's Orthodox Church.
Amsterdam launches stay away ad campaign targeting young British men
The Dutch city targets UK men aged 18-35 in an ad campaign aimed at changing its reputation.
Russian spies more effective than army, say experts
Russia's intelligence services have had more success in Ukraine than its army, says a top think tank.
Italy moves to ban lab-grown meat to protect food heritage
Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni says the proposed ban aims to protect farmers and consumers.
Swiss court case ties human rights to climate change
Thousands of women say the country's climate change policy damages their right to life and health.
Malaga: From Champions League to inescapable nightmare in 10 years
Ten years ago Malaga were playing in a Champions League quarter-final, now they are on the brink of dropping into Spain's third tier.
Actor Orlando Bloom meets children affected by Ukraine war and visits Zelensky
The Lord of the Rings star, who is a goodwill ambassador for Unicef, also met President Zelensky.
Turkish earthquake: Survivors' haunting search for missing relatives
Hundreds of families have refused to give up looking for loved ones, whether they find them dead or alive.
Finland election: Sanna Marin fights for survival
Polls suggest she is in a tight race with centre-right Petteri Orpo and right-wing populist Riikka Purra.
War in Ukraine: A 360-degree virtual journey past bombed buildings
The Undeniable Street View project provides a 360-degree tour of Ukraine's destroyed infrastructure.
Lottery jackpot wins: Is Duleek the luckiest village in Ireland?
Two shops in Duleek, which has 4,200 residents, have sold jackpot-winning lottery tickets in six months.
Ukraine war: How a Russian child's drawing sparked a police investigation
Masha, now 13, is in a children’s home after Russian authorities placed her father under house arrest.
European Championship 2024 qualifiers: Who do you think will reach Euro 2024?
Qualifying for Euro 2024 gets under way this week as 53 nations battle for 24 places. Who do you think will reach the finals?
Hidden history of Scotland's biggest nuclear bunker
The underground site, buried deep under an Edinburgh hill, has remained largely unknown.
Ukraine war: UK defends sending depleted uranium shells after Putin warning
The UK says the depleted uranium shells, which it is sending to Ukraine, are "standard".
Dreams of space that ended in shipwreck off Italy
Maeda, 17, wanted to be an astronaut - and took huge risks to pursue her goal.
The 'dear' friendship of Putin and Xi... in 62 seconds
As Putin welcomes Xi to Moscow, the BBC examines the relationship between the two world leaders.
Credit Suisse: Bank rescue damages Switzerland's reputation for stability
Beset by scandals and crisis, many people are questioning how a totemic bank ended up beyond repair.
Putin in Mariupol: Russian leader visits occupied Ukrainian city
The Russian president makes a surprise visit to the ruined Ukrainian city destroyed by Russian forces.
French pension reforms: Is Macron's government doomed by crisis?
No-confidence motions face the Macron government as it tries to force its unpopular changes into law.