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Russia and Ukraine swap hundreds of fallen soldiers under Istanbul agreement

Putin's aide confirms Russia has returned the bodies of over 1,000 Ukrainian soldiers, while Ukraine handed over the remains of 26 Russian servicemen.

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EU delays Mercosur free-trade deal after farmers' protest

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen tells leaders that the signing would be delayed until January after failing to secure enough support.

Belgian artists denounce broadcaster's decision to join Eurovision 2026 alongside Israel

In a joint letter, cultural figures argue that Israel’s participation in Eurovision 2026 breaches the ethical obligations of public broadcasters

Farmers protest Mercosur free-trade deal in Brussels by blocking roads

Farmers fear that the deal will undercut their livelihoods, and there are broader political concerns that it could also help drive support for the far-right.

British national sentenced to 13 years in jail for fighting for Ukraine: Russia

A British man held since 2024 has been handed a long jail term by a Moscow-controlled court in eastern Ukraine after being found guilty of fighting against Russian forces.

Belgian province approves student headscarf ban, raising rights concerns

Protesters gather outside the provincial government, chanting, 'My headscarf, my choice.'

Finland PM apologises to Asian nations amid outrage over MPs' racist posts

The prime minister's office says that he wanted to stress that the trio's behaviour "does not represent Finland's position".

Louvre Museum remains closed as union members strike

'Europe must defend itself, depend on itself': EU Commission chief

Hackers breach French interior ministry, access dozens of confidential files: minister

English doctors go on strike over pay, conditions amid rising flu hospitalisations

Finland PM apologises to Asian nations amid outrage over MPs' racist posts

The prime minister's office says that he wanted to stress that the trio's behaviour "does not represent Finland's position".

Louvre Museum remains closed as union members strike

'Europe must defend itself, depend on itself': EU Commission chief

Hackers breach French interior ministry, access dozens of confidential files: minister

English doctors go on strike over pay, conditions amid rising flu hospitalisations

Russia and Ukraine swap hundreds of fallen soldiers under Istanbul agreement

Putin's aide confirms Russia has returned the bodies of over 1,000 Ukrainian soldiers, while Ukraine handed over the remains of 26 Russian servicemen.

EU delays Mercosur free-trade deal after farmers' protest

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen tells leaders that the signing would be delayed until January after failing to secure enough support.

Belgian artists denounce broadcaster's decision to join Eurovision 2026 alongside Israel

In a joint letter, cultural figures argue that Israel’s participation in Eurovision 2026 breaches the ethical obligations of public broadcasters

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Finland PM apologises to Asian nations amid outrage over MPs' racist posts

The prime minister's office says that he wanted to stress that the trio's behaviour "does not represent Finland's position".

Louvre Museum remains closed as union members strike

'Europe must defend itself, depend on itself': EU Commission chief

Hackers breach French interior ministry, access dozens of confidential files: minister

English doctors go on strike over pay, conditions amid rising flu hospitalisations

Finland PM apologises to Asian nations amid outrage over MPs' racist posts

The prime minister's office says that he wanted to stress that the trio's behaviour "does not represent Finland's position".

Louvre Museum remains closed as union members strike

'Europe must defend itself, depend on itself': EU Commission chief

Hackers breach French interior ministry, access dozens of confidential files: minister

English doctors go on strike over pay, conditions amid rising flu hospitalisations

Farmers protest Mercosur free-trade deal in Brussels by blocking roads

Farmers fear that the deal will undercut their livelihoods, and there are broader political concerns that it could also help drive support for the far-right.

British national sentenced to 13 years in jail for fighting for Ukraine: Russia

A British man held since 2024 has been handed a long jail term by a Moscow-controlled court in eastern Ukraine after being found guilty of fighting against Russian forces.

Belgian province approves student headscarf ban, raising rights concerns

Protesters gather outside the provincial government, chanting, 'My headscarf, my choice.'