Large protests in France sink King Charles' first foreign trip as monarch

Anger demonstrations over President Emmanuel Macron's decision to raise France's retirement age from 62 to 64 had promised to impact the king's visit, with workers refusing to roll out the red carpet for British king's arrival.

Over a thousand people flee as forest fire engulfs 3,000 hectares in Spain

Fire engulfs a vast forest area in Spain's eastern province of Castellon and authorities warn that risk of more fires is “extreme" advising residents to seek shelter at facilities operated by the Red Cross and other charities.

Hundreds injured, arrested in violent France protests over pension reform

Nationwide protests continue against French President Emmanuel Macron's pensions reform plans announced by his government in January.

Protests turn violent in France as pensions fury rages against Macron

Police said at least 80 were arrested, with those detained suspected mostly of possessing illegal weapons or planning to damage property or commit acts of violence, as over a million people demonstrate across the country.

Live blog: Delays in sending jets, missiles can extend war – Zelenskyy

The Russia-Ukraine war is now in its 393rd day.

Montenegro arrests suspected crypto fugitive Do Kwon over $40B 'fraud' case

Authorities are verifying the identity of the former South Korean cryptocurrency king, who was apprehended at the Podgorica airport with forged documents.

German transport sector faces major disruptions as unions call for strikes

Public sector union urges 120,000 employees in the transport and infrastructure sectors, including airports, shipping and motorway companies, to participate in the work stoppage.

UK: Man charged over 2 fire attacks on people near mosques

Abbkr, who is from Birmingham, is due to appear in court on Thursday as police investigate the motive behind the attack.

Swiss central bank hikes rate despite banking turmoil

The central bank in Zurich said inflation had risen again since the beginning of the year and stood at 3.4 percent in February.

Anger at Macron mounts as French unions hold new protests

Violence has intensified in recent days at scattered protests against the pension reform and Macron’s leadership.

UK to give depleted uranium ammo to Kiev: Escalation or standard procedure?

Tensions have risen between Russia and the United Kingdom over a military aid package sent to Ukraine that includes armour-piercing tank ammunition containing depleted uranium.

British Jews hold rally in London against Israeli occupation

Jewish activist group Na'amod called for more international pressure on Israel's policies of "occupation and apartheid" ahead of PM Netanyahu’s visit to the UK.