Moscow launched a massive weekend missile and drone attack, primarily targeting Ukrainian energy infrastructure, railways, and residential buildings.
Macron’s appeal concerns sanctions affecting an International Criminal Court judge and a former EU Commissioner, which he says threaten both European legal sovereignty and transatlantic relations.
Unauthorised entry into the president’s Florida residence—while carrying a shotgun and a can of gasoline—prompted swift action from federal law enforcement agents.
Slovakia has threatened Ukraine with disconnecting the country’s emergency electricity supply if Russian oil deliveries to Slovakia are not restored.
More than 3,000 people marched through the streets of Lyon to pay their respects to a right-wing campaigner whose alleged murder happened a week ago.
Policewoman killed as several homemade explosive devices detonated in Ukrainian city.
Police say two other men were injured in the late-evening disorder.
Police recovered shell casings near Étangs Noirs as prosecutors open a fresh investigation into the latest incident in the Belgian capital.
As investigations continue and suspects face charges, supporters say the rally is about remembrance—and accountability.
Budapest says it will maintain its veto until Russian crude resumes flowing through the Druzhba pipeline, accusing Kyiv of political blackmail.
Member of the House of Lords steps back from ministry while police inquiries continue.
The controversial NHS study was suspended after officials warned of “significant” long-term harms.
