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Kremlin declines comment on report U.S. prepared for Russian nuclear strike in Ukraine
Kremlin declines comment on report U.S. prepared for Russian nuclear strike in Ukraine
Britain's 'Zone of Interest' wins best international film Oscar
Britain's 'Zone of Interest' wins best international film Oscar
European states doubled arms imports in past five years, SIPRI says
European states doubled arms imports in past five years, SIPRI says
France's Macron postpones trip to Ukraine
France's Macron postpones trip to Ukraine
Macron backs 'end of life' bill, aims for parliament debate in May
Macron backs 'end of life' bill, aims for parliament debate in May
Former Pablo Escobar associate arrested on drugs charges in Colombia
Former Pablo Escobar associate arrested on drugs charges in Colombia
Thousands march in Madrid to protest against Catalan amnesty law
Thousands march in Madrid to protest against Catalan amnesty law
Member of Italy's Camorra arrested in Portugal after 20 years on the run
Member of Italy's Camorra arrested in Portugal after 20 years on the run
Portuguese parties wrap up campaign ahead of Sunday's election
Portuguese parties wrap up campaign ahead of Sunday's election
Safety at Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant worsening, Ukraine says
Safety at Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant worsening, Ukraine says
Italy's Meloni unexpectedly replaces G7 sherpa with spy chief
Italy's Meloni unexpectedly replaces G7 sherpa with spy chief
Unwell King Charles absent, but still very much in the picture
Unwell King Charles absent, but still very much in the picture
Tesla's German plant to restart next week, says works council head
Tesla's German plant to restart next week, says works council head
Germany's federal prosecutor investigates Tesla arson attack
Germany's federal prosecutor investigates Tesla arson attack
No deal with striking unions, says Finland's prime minister
No deal with striking unions, says Finland's prime minister
French defence companies to build military equipment on Ukrainian soil - minister
French defence companies to build military equipment on Ukrainian soil - minister
IAEA Board calls on Russia to leave Zaporizhzhia, two years on
IAEA Board calls on Russia to leave Zaporizhzhia, two years on
Hundreds of guillemots, exhausted by storms, dead on French beaches
Hundreds of guillemots, exhausted by storms, dead on French beaches
Spain pledges extra 20 million euros in aid to UNRWA
Spain pledges extra 20 million euros in aid to UNRWA
Moldova signs defence pact with France amid Russia fears
Moldova signs defence pact with France amid Russia fears
Ireland to vote on removing 'sexist' references to women from constitution
Ireland to vote on removing 'sexist' references to women from constitution
Finnish court rules French businessman guilty of breaching Russia sanctions
Finnish court rules French businessman guilty of breaching Russia sanctions
Norway donates $153 million to Czech-led purchases of ammunition for Ukraine
Norway donates $153 million to Czech-led purchases of ammunition for Ukraine
EU's von der Leyen wins conservatives' backing to lead bloc for 5 more years
EU's von der Leyen wins conservatives' backing to lead bloc for 5 more years
Sweden plans Gaza aid talks with Israel's foreign ministry, EU countries
Sweden plans Gaza aid talks with Israel's foreign ministry, EU countries
China to offer visa-free travel to travellers from six countries
China to offer visa-free travel to travellers from six countries
Brazil's Lula ready to sign EU-Mercosur deal, despite France's growing opposition
Brazil's Lula ready to sign EU-Mercosur deal, despite France's growing opposition
UNRWA donors likely to resume funding soon, Norway says
UNRWA donors likely to resume funding soon, Norway says
Portugal's Socialist leader confident of election win to stop the far right
Portugal's Socialist leader confident of election win to stop the far right
Sunak government bets on tax cuts to revive UK election chances
Sunak government bets on tax cuts to revive UK election chances
Swedish PM travels to US as NATO accession nears
Swedish PM travels to US as NATO accession nears
UK's Hunt sets out pre-election budget
UK's Hunt sets out pre-election budget
Frankfurt airport closed for departures on Thursday due to strike
Frankfurt airport closed for departures on Thursday due to strike
UK lowers domestic threat level for Northern Ireland to 'substantial' from 'severe'
UK lowers domestic threat level for Northern Ireland to 'substantial' from 'severe'
France and Moldova to sign defence pact amid fears of Russian destabilisation
France and Moldova to sign defence pact amid fears of Russian destabilisation
Britain to warn Israel's Gantz over famine in Gaza
Britain to warn Israel's Gantz over famine in Gaza
EU strikes deal to unjam European air traffic reform
EU strikes deal to unjam European air traffic reform
Portuguese villagers, fed up with status quo, eye votes for hard-right Chega
Portuguese villagers, fed up with status quo, eye votes for hard-right Chega
Inside Europe's drive to get ammunition to Ukraine as Russia advances
Inside Europe's drive to get ammunition to Ukraine as Russia advances
German minister says no political decision made on sending Taurus to Ukraine
German minister says no political decision made on sending Taurus to Ukraine
France invites Ukraine's allies, NATO chief for call on March 7
France invites Ukraine's allies, NATO chief for call on March 7
Hungary cannot support Mark Rutte for NATO chief, minister says
Hungary cannot support Mark Rutte for NATO chief, minister says
Swiss weapons exports plunge as neutral stance hurts trade
Swiss weapons exports plunge as neutral stance hurts trade
Russia says Western envoys at Navalny funeral meddling in Russia
Russia says Western envoys at Navalny funeral meddling in Russia
