A new rule obliges parishes to reject candidates unwilling to perform same-sex weddings, sparking concerns about an already shrinking number of pastors.

The theft of valuable jewelry from Paris’ famous museum prompted officials to announce plans for a complete overhaul of its security system.

Slovakia’s government has ordered a full review of the EU’s gas-ban plan, arguing that Brussels is ignoring commitments made in return for lifting an earlier veto.

The State has no issue switching off life support for baby and granny but somehow has an attack of conscience when it comes to the Axel Rudakubanas of this world.

The results land as the government ramps up a nationwide programme of events marking 50 years since Franco’s death.

Okamura backs Orbán and calls for an end to financial support for ‘corrupt’ Ukraine.

Thousands of Polish troops deployed to bolster internal security.

Rescuers worked through the night in Ternopil, using cranes to reach the destroyed upper floors of an apartment block.

Parliament voted to modernise sexual-violence rules and make prosecutions easier, ending the burden on victims to prove they fought back.

“Russia presents a genuine and immediate threat to the UK’s security,” according to Britain’s Labour government.

After weeks of delays, now German investigators can move against a suspect they believe was part of a group of Ukrainian pipeline plotters behind the blasts.

An express passenger train crashed in the early morning hours, but most of the people got away with minor injuries.