Moscow exhibits Gaddafi daughter's art, painted in slain Libyan leader's honour
Moscow exhibits Gaddafi daughter's art, painted in slain Libyan leader's honour
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Parties in German region unite to keep victorious far-right from power
Parties in German region unite to keep victorious far-right from power
Romanian leftist prime minister leads presidential race, poll shows
Romanian leftist prime minister leads presidential race, poll shows
Poland publishes civil partnership bill in boost for LGBT couples
Poland publishes civil partnership bill in boost for LGBT couples
Residents flee Ukraine's Kupiansk as Russia presses down on northeast hub
Residents flee Ukraine's Kupiansk as Russia presses down on northeast hub
Russia takes control of village in eastern Ukraine, RIA reports
Russia takes control of village in eastern Ukraine, RIA reports
Ukraine's Zelenskiy says North Korean officers deployed alongside Russians
Ukraine's Zelenskiy says North Korean officers deployed alongside Russians
More time and money needed to wipe out polio, global group says
More time and money needed to wipe out polio, global group says
Moldova says its citizens were trained in Russia to stage riots
Moldova says its citizens were trained in Russia to stage riots
Two men accused of attacking Navalny aide released on bail, lawyer says
Two men accused of attacking Navalny aide released on bail, lawyer says
Nepal's Sherpas deserve more, says teenager who scaled world's 14 tallest peaks
Nepal's Sherpas deserve more, says teenager who scaled world's 14 tallest peaks
Russia attacks energy infrastructure in Ukraine's Mykolaiv region overnight, governor says
Russia attacks energy infrastructure in Ukraine's Mykolaiv region overnight, governor says
Romanian government to raise minimum wage by 9.5% from January
Romanian government to raise minimum wage by 9.5% from January
Poland to seek financial partners to build second nuclear power plant, Tusk says
Poland to seek financial partners to build second nuclear power plant, Tusk says
Serbian protestors rally to oppose Rio Tinto's lithium mine project
Serbian protestors rally to oppose Rio Tinto's lithium mine project
Albanian restaurant honours Italy's Meloni as migrants arrive under deal
Albanian restaurant honours Italy's Meloni as migrants arrive under deal
Russian military officer killed in 'hit' in Moscow region
Russian military officer killed in 'hit' in Moscow region
Russia says Zelenskiy 'victory plan' is pushing NATO towards direct conflict with Moscow
Russia says Zelenskiy 'victory plan' is pushing NATO towards direct conflict with Moscow
Russia using generative AI to ramp up disinformation, says Ukraine minister
Russia using generative AI to ramp up disinformation, says Ukraine minister
Ukraine requests monitoring mission at Odesa ports amid Russian strikes
Ukraine requests monitoring mission at Odesa ports amid Russian strikes
Kremlin suggests Europe is struggling to mobilise its arms industries for Ukraine
Kremlin suggests Europe is struggling to mobilise its arms industries for Ukraine
Zelenskiy says 'victory plan' envisages unconditional NATO invitation
Zelenskiy says 'victory plan' envisages unconditional NATO invitation
Slovak PM Fico sees high probability of Ukraine war ending soon, news agency reports
Slovak PM Fico sees high probability of Ukraine war ending soon, news agency reports
Russia says it captures two villages in eastern Ukraine, Kyiv says it repelled attacks
Russia says it captures two villages in eastern Ukraine, Kyiv says it repelled attacks
Poland's Tusk vows to defend EU border amid asylum row
Poland's Tusk vows to defend EU border amid asylum row
Ukraine wants NATO invite before Biden leaves office, envoy says
Ukraine wants NATO invite before Biden leaves office, envoy says
Moldova votes on European future in shadow of alleged Russian meddling
Moldova votes on European future in shadow of alleged Russian meddling
Eight injured in series of drone attacks in Russia's Belgorod region
Eight injured in series of drone attacks in Russia's Belgorod region
China criticises former Taiwan president's visit to Prague
China criticises former Taiwan president's visit to Prague
EU offers to tighten migration stance under pressure from governments
EU offers to tighten migration stance under pressure from governments
Bosnians bury 19 victims of devastating floods
Bosnians bury 19 victims of devastating floods
Four-fifths of Ukrainians support ban of Russia-linked church in poll
Four-fifths of Ukrainians support ban of Russia-linked church in poll
Kremlin says its mutual defence agreement with North Korea is 'unambiguous'
Kremlin says its mutual defence agreement with North Korea is 'unambiguous'
Spanish police say they seize Russia-bound chemicals, including possible weapons material
Spanish police say they seize Russia-bound chemicals, including possible weapons material
Russia seeks over $1 billion in damages from Shell, report says
Russia seeks over $1 billion in damages from Shell, report says
Italy working to implement agreement on G7 Ukraine loan-Meloni
Italy working to implement agreement on G7 Ukraine loan-Meloni
Russia, China bolster defence ties at 'substantive' talks
Russia, China bolster defence ties at 'substantive' talks
Russia's attack on Ukraine's Mykolaiv kills one, injures 16, governor says
Russia's attack on Ukraine's Mykolaiv kills one, injures 16, governor says
Ukraine denies involvement in drone supplies to Mali's rebels
Ukraine denies involvement in drone supplies to Mali's rebels
France calls for immediate release of French researcher jailed in Russia
France calls for immediate release of French researcher jailed in Russia
Zelenskiy says he was briefed on N.Korean 'involvement' in Ukraine war
Zelenskiy says he was briefed on N.Korean 'involvement' in Ukraine war
At trial, far right leader Le Pen outlines her defence against EU graft charges
At trial, far right leader Le Pen outlines her defence against EU graft charges
Russia jails French researcher Vinatier for three years in 'foreign agent' case
Russia jails French researcher Vinatier for three years in 'foreign agent' case
Russian attack kills one person, damages two civilian vessels in Ukraine's Odesa
Russian attack kills one person, damages two civilian vessels in Ukraine's Odesa
Kremlin says NATO's nuclear exercises fuel tensions in light of 'hot war' in Ukraine
Kremlin says NATO's nuclear exercises fuel tensions in light of 'hot war' in Ukraine
