- — Ukraine anger as EU removes Russian oligarchs from sanctions list
- Alisher Usmanov and Mikhail Fridman both have close ties to President Putin, and Kyiv said the move sent Moscow the wrong signals.
- — US to build two military bases in Greenland under new deal with Denmark
- The defence deal signed at the UN General Assembly also re-affirms Denmark's sovereignty over its semi-autonomous Arctic territory.
- — British man missing after diving into Lake Como to rescue teenager
- The man had jumped in to save a father and son in difficulty in the water, local officials say.
- — Eleven injured in shooting outside Turkish school
- Footage appears to show a male in the area carrying a firearm, while officials say the attacker has been captured.
- — Teenager captured after 11 shot at Turkish high school
- Footage appears to show a male in the area carrying a firearm, while officials say the attacker has been captured.
- — Spain battles climate change on several fronts
- A summer of wildfires and heatwaves underlines the threats to the country's economy.
- — Lithuania ready to 'fight back' but has evacuation plans in face of Russia threats, PM tells BBC
- Sinkevičius told BBC Newsnight Lithuanians feel "constantly threatened" by Moscow, but the nation was prepared to "fight back" if attacked.
- — Merz vows to keep coalition together for Germany's 'democratic future'
- The chancellor has come under increasing pressure after resounding state election defeats, but says the results "go far beyond my own person"
- — Merz's political crisis threatens Germany's obsession with stability
- Political shifts in Germany are being watched closely in Europe and beyond, Katya Adler writes.
- — UK should 'team up' with Canada in new Europe alliance, Canadian minister tells BBC
- It comes after European Commission President proposed "opening the door" for Canada to become an associate member of the EU.
- — Russia's elections had few surprises - but how the Kremlin uses the results will be crucial
- Vladimir Putin will likely use the result to claim most Russians back the so-called special military operation in Ukraine, writes the BBC's Steve Rosenberg.
- — Brigitte Bardot's ballet flats and diamond rings to be sold at auction
- Many of the film star's personal items, on sale in Paris, are priced at under €100.
- — Man, 82, dies after beach fight with 76-year-old over sunlounger in Greece
- One eyewitness said the scene was so chaotic that screaming could be heard from the other end of the beach.
- — German Chancellor Merz calls state election a 'disaster' for his party but vows to stay on
- Exit polls show damaging losses for Merz's centre-right CDU party in the states of Berlin and Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.
- — German Chancellor Merz vows to stay on despite 'disaster' in state election
- Exit polls show damaging losses for Merz's centre-right CDU party in the states of Berlin and Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.
- — Largest attack on Moscow sees Ukraine fire hundreds of drones, mayor says
- Moscow's mayor says 450 drones were downed during the overnight barrage, in which two people died.
- — German elections under way which could decide fate of Chancellor Merz
- The chancellor is facing intense political pressure which will increase if his party struggles in Sunday's polls.
- — Nato welcomes Greenland deal as Trump says it will give US 'permanent security control'
- Denmark and the US have reached an agreement after months of threats from Donald Trump to annex the territory.
- — War may be coming. Are we psychologically ready?
- The military and government say the risk of conflict is growing, but we may not be mentally ready for it
- — A four-minute warning isn't enough: Russia's new relentless missile tactics exhaust Kyiv residents
- Increasingly frequent and ferocious attacks on the Ukrainian capital have left many on edge.
- — Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary apologises over 'high-fare rapists' remarks
- O'Leary described his choice of language as "careless" and said "it won't happen again".
- — Russian hybrid attacks against Europe intensifying, says Macron
- The French president says he has tasked the government with protecting critical infrastructure and defence industry sites.
- — Ronaldo named in Jesus' first Portugal squad
- Cristiano Ronaldo is named in the first squad selected by new Portugal coach Jorge Jesus for their upcoming Nations League games.
- — Shots heard as police start moving migrants from Ceuta beaches
- Police reportedly fired into the air on Friday morning as they struggled to contain crowds jostling to secure a place at the tented site.
- — Police begin operation to move migrants from Ceuta beaches
- Police reportedly fired into the air on Friday morning as they struggled to contain crowds jostling to secure a place at the tented site.
- — Healey to ask EU finance ministers to let UK into Made in Europe scheme
- The chancellor wants the Made in Europe programme to deepen ties with the UK "rather than erecting new barriers".
- — Princess Anne opens history centre at German war cemetery in UK
- The new centre in Staffordshire explores UK-German history and post-war reconciliation
- — Warm words on Canada's EU 'associate membership' but no guarantees
- There is no certainty that the idea will ever get off the ground, let alone become a blueprint for other countries, writes the BBC's Katya Adler.
- — Zelensky appoints new chief prosecutor after predecessor's corruption scandal
- Former chief prosecutor Ruslan Kravchenko after searches of his offices by Ukrainian anti-corruption officials.
- — Swedish PM Kristersson resigns after election loss
- Left-wing opposition parties led by Magdalena Andersson look set to form the next government.
- — Canada welcomes EU proposal to become 'associate member'
- Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said a Canada-EU alliance would create a "beacon for other democracies".
- — Aztec document goes on display in Mexico after 186 years in France
- France's national library is lending the manuscript recounting the history of the Aztecs to Mexico.
- — EU announces plan to restrict social media access for under-15s
- Under the plans, only children over 15 would be able to set up their own social media accounts.
- — One dead after torrential rain and flash floods hit Barcelona region
- Flooding has caused widespread disruption across Valencia and Catalonia in north-east Spain.
- — Rosenberg: Russia's elections will have few surprises, but for the Kremlin they matter
- There is no doubt over the outcome of this vote, but for the Kremlin they are still an important moment.
- — Two Britons among three killed in Swiss Alps light aircraft crash
- Authorities say the plane took off from the Rhône Valley and collided with a mountain slope about 10 minutes later.
- — Eight German state premiers back Merz amid speculation over future
- Christian Democratic Union leadership throws its weight behind the chancellor ahead of two state elections this weekend.
- — French former minister on trial over alleged Renault-Nissan lobbying
- Rachida Dati, 61, is accused of taking money from the carmaker in return for political influence.
- — US accuses Russia of trying to kill Ukrainian allies overseas
- The FBI says five men "conspired to intimidate, threaten, or murder people on US soil and around the world".
- — Kosovo's former president sentenced to 25 years for war crimes
- Hashim Thaci has been jailed for crimes including torture and murder during Kosovo's independence war with Serbia.
- — Carney's new love-in with EU has everything to do with Trump
- The Canadian PM is in Strasbourg this week seeking a "unique alliance" - and there is one clear catalyst.
- — Turkey arrests dozens in crackdown on LGBTQ+ activists
- The arrests are an escalation in the Turkish government's campaign targeting LGBTQ+ community and activists.
- — Ukraine's postal workers deliver lifeline under Russian fire
- The state post service delivers pensions, medicine and letters to people just miles from the front.
- — Swedish left-wing bloc narrowly ahead with election too close to call
- With more than 90% of ballots processed early on Monday, the left-wing bloc was in front by approximately 20,000 votes.
- — Watch: Why a Russian strike on train near Ukraine-Poland border could mark an escalation
- No casualties were reported after a Russian drone struck a train shortly after Boris Johnson and top European officials left the area.
- — Why a fresh wave of North Korean soldiers may fight in Russia's war in Ukraine
- North Korea will continue to send its soldiers to fight in Russia's war, but only for as long as it is profitable to do so, writes the BBC's Quentin Sommerville.
- — 'She's back': Fans dance, sing and cry after Céline Dion's comeback concert in Paris
- Thousands turned out to witness Céline Dion perform in Paris on Saturday, her first show after a six year illness-induced hiatus.
- — Russians seek answers over hundreds missing after Ukraine's 2024 incursion
- Officials say more than 300 Russians remain missing after the 2024 Kursk offensive, but no-one really knows the true figure.
- — Five minutes to steal a Renoir: Why museum thefts are becoming bolder across Europe
- Art crime investigators and security experts say burglaries from galleries across Europe are becoming more brazen.
- — Hardened activists are changing tactics and mobilising the anti-migrant vote
- Patriot Platform wants to build a group of working-class voters to influence political parties on the right.
- — Céline Dion duets with fan ahead of Paris comeback concert
- The Canadian singer - who was diagnosed with an incurable condition four years ago - has been interacting with fans outside her hotel, ahead of a much-anticipated show on Saturday.
- — Watch: Norway bids farewell to King Harald
- Tens of thousands of people lined the streets to pay their respects after 13 days of national mourning.
- — What we know about the Renoir museum heist
- Thieves stole four Renoir paintings and abandoned two in garden as they fled, according to the local mayor.
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