- — Five people injured in stabbing in Amsterdam, police say
- Police say the suspect was arrested after being overpowered with the help of a local resident.
- — Grandparents released in probe into toddler's death in France
- In an update, police also say they found evidence of blunt trauma on the remains of the toddler.
- — Macron urges Algeria to free writer jailed for Morocco comments
- Boualem Sansal, 80, told a far-right news outlet that colonial France gave too much land to Algeria.
- — Germany leads defiance to Trump car tariffs, saying it 'will not give in'
- Major economies vow to retaliate, with China accusing Washington of violating international trade rules.
- — French-Algerian writer jailed over Morocco comments
- Boualem Sansal, 80, told a far-right news outlet that colonial France gave too much land to Algeria.
- — Zelensky hopes US will 'stand strong' in face of Russian demands
- The Ukrainian president was answering questions from a panel of European journalists in Paris.
- — 'I want to see my kids walk the streets without hiding' - Zelensky
- Watch: " I want to see my kids walk the streets without hiding" - Zelensky
- — Gérard Depardieu denies allegations of sexual assault at combative trial
- The two legal teams have clashed repeatedly in court as the French film star's lawyer has questioned the credibility of the two plaintiffs.
- — At secret test-flight facility, Ukraine's drone makers fear energy ceasefire won't hold
- Ukraine long-range drone makers are worried Russia will use the ceasefire to gather strength and attack again.
- — Russia says sanctions must be lifted before Ukraine maritime ceasefire can start
- Moscow and Kyiv appear at odds over when and how the US-brokered deal will come into effect.
- — JD Vance will join wife in Greenland but trip scaled back
- Greenland's leaders have criticised planned visits by US officials after Trump's threats to annex the island.
- — Thousands turn out for Turkey protests after more than 1,400 arrests
- President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says protesters want to turn the country into a "place of chaos".
- — Trump has blown up the world order - and left Europe's leaders scrabbling
- This is the gravest crisis for Western security since the end of World War Two. So which nations will step forward as the new world order emerges?
- — The long, slow road to a ceasefire, with no guarantee of success
- The agreement comes after days of talks with the US in Saudi Arabia.
- — Russia and Ukraine agree naval ceasefire in Black Sea
- The two sides struck separate deals with the US after two days of talks in Saudi Arabia.
- — Two French air display jets crash in rehearsal
- The three occupants of the two Alpha Jets that collided ejected and were "found alive and conscious".
- — Grandparents arrested on suspicion of toddler's murder in French Alps
- Emile Soleil mysteriously vanished in 2023, in a case that made headlines across France.
- — Car lost by Johnny Hallyday at poker sells for €132,000
- The 1975 Panther De Ville had mink seats, a gold disc on top of the grille and hubcaps carrying the rock star's initials.
- — Car lost by Johnny Hallyday at poker sold for €132,000
- The 1975 Panther De Ville given to him by his then-wife had mink seats, a gold disc on top of the grille and hubcaps carrying his initials.
- — Russia accused of 'hollow' peace talks as strike injures dozens
- Russia hits northern Ukraine as its negotiators meet US officials in Riyadh to discuss a ceasefire.
- — 'We're trying to bring democracy back': BBC on the ground in Istanbul
- The BBC's Mark Lowen is on the ground in Istanbul, as the protests in the country continue for a sixth night.
- — Two women who spied for Russia tracked down and named by BBC
- Bulgarian nationals Cvetelina Gencheva and Tsvetanka Doncheva worked with six spies convicted in London.
- — Turkey protests are about far more than fate of Istanbul's mayor
- Freedom and democracy have been steadily eroded in the Erdogan era, writes Orla Guerin.
- — Why are thousands of people protesting in Turkey?
- Thousands have taken to the streets across Turkey to protest the arrest of an opposition politican.
- — Greenland condemns planned visits by Usha Vance and Trump adviser
- The pair will make separate trips this week, after threats from the US president to take over the island.
- — Tate brothers report to Romanian police after return from US
- The brothers report to police as part of an ongoing criminal investigation after returning from the US.
- — Frank Gardner: Ukraine upbeat and Russia in no rush at truce talks in Saudi Arabia
- US negotiators held talks in Saudi Arabia with Ukraine on Sunday, and separately with Russia on Monday.
- — Pope Francis is discharged from Rome hospital
- The Pope waved from the hospital window before being discharged to return to the Vatican.
- — Moment Pope Francis greets cheering crowds from hospital window
- It's the first public appearance for the pontiff since he was admitted in February.
- — Trump envoy dismisses Starmer plan for Ukraine
- Steve Witkoff says the UK plans for an international force to support a ceasefire are a "posture".
- — Fear and anger mount as 'battle for the soul of Romanian democracy' looms
- Their last vote was cancelled due to alleged Russian meddling. Now Romanians fear what might happen in May.
- — 'My husband is a fighter pilot in Ukraine. Here's how I really feel about a ceasefire'
- Maria, whose husband Ivan has been risking his life since the first day of the war, is cautiously hoping for a truce.
- — Moment police chase ends in four car pile-up in Paris
- Thirteen people - 10 of them police officers - have been injured after a car chase in the French capital.
- — Why Trump is struggling to secure fast ceasefire in Ukraine
- Trump said he would end the war in Ukraine in 24 hours. The reality is proving far more difficult.
- — Tates return to Romania to 'prove their innocence'
- Influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate face human trafficking and other charges in Romania, which they deny.
- — US to import millions of eggs from Turkey and South Korea
- A bird flu epidemic has caused egg prices to soar, and projections show they could rise by 41 percent this year.
- — No beauty, no beast for French children: Book sparks censorship row
- France controversially pulls an order for a new illustrated version of Beauty and the Beast.
- — Prince William sends strong message from tank near Russian border
- Prince William joins a training exercise by soldiers in Estonia guarding Nato's eastern border with Russia.
- — Gang used social media to lure and attack gay people - Austrian police
- Suspects used fake online accounts to lure people to remote places, then filmed abusing and robbing them.
- — Iceland minister who had a child with a teenager 30 years ago quits
- Ásthildur Lóa Thórsdóttir had a relationship with a 15 year old when she was 22, she revealed.
- — Ukraine's 'chaotic' withdrawal from Russia, in its soldiers' words
- Artem Kariakin and his unit would regularly cross into Russia - until last week.
- — Zelensky tells Russia to drop 'unnecessary' demands ahead of peace talks
- Ukraine's leader also says taking Nato membership off the table would be a "big gift to Russia".
- — Russia's next move? The countries trying to Putin-proof themselves
- The countries on Nato's eastern flank are preparing for the possibility of being targeted by Russia
- — World's oldest Michelin-starred restaurant loses a star
- Georges Blanc's restaurant first earned a Michelin star under his grandmother, back in 1929.
- — Thousands gather to mourn North Macedonia nightclub fire dead
- Some 59 people died in the blaze at Pulse nightclub, which officials say had an illegal licence.
- — Reassurance, not peacekeeping: What Ukraine coalition force will and won't do
- The force would focus on providing Ukraine with air cover to keep its skies safe and a naval presence in the Black Sea to encourage trade.
- — Finland tops global happiness poll for eighth year running
- Access to nature and a strong welfare system are cited as factors as Nordic nations dominate the rankings.
- — Iran releases French tourist held since 2022
- Olivier Grondeau, 34, was arrested on security charges, which his family have always denied.
- — Trump administration withdraws from Russian war crime investigations
- The Trump administration has defunded a programme documenting the abduction of children from Ukraine.
- — Hungary bans LGBTQ+ Pride marches
- The move from Orban's conservative government is the latest in a crackdown on the LGBT community.
- — 'You don't have the cards' - How to play poker against Trump
- The BBC's Anthony Zurcher takes a closer look at the US president's negotiation strategy with top world leaders.
- — Rosenberg: Trump-Putin call seen as victory in Russia
- The Russian leader was able to set his own conditions for peace in a two-hour phone call with Donald Trump.
- — Colombian police arrest Italian fugitive accused of being mafia boss
- Police have described Emanuele Gregorini as "the head of the Italian mafia Latin America".
- — US and European armies should join our war on gangs, Ecuador president tells BBC
- Daniel Noboa is calling on international armies to fight the cartels trafficking most of the world's cocaine.
- — Analysis: Putin gives Trump just enough to claim progress on Ukraine peace
- Trump made a big deal of his conversation with Putin, but there is little to shout about, Sarah Rainsford writes.
- — Local hero or Russian ally? The billionaire dividing Georgians
- Some adore Bidzina Ivanishvili for defending Georgian traditions. Others see him as a Russian ally.
- — 'I had one child and I lost him' - North Macedonia mourns nightclub disaster
- Fifty-nine people have been killed following a fire at a nightclub in North Macedonia.
- — How could Putin respond to US-Ukraine ceasefire plan?
- The Kremlin is weighing its options following the US-Ukraine proposal for a 30-day ceasefire.
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