The war in Ukraine, the domestic economy and energy are among the most serious issues
The final day will test the strength of the country's opposition, which called for all its supporters to vote at the same time at noon
Friday’s attack follows a overnight drone strike on Thursday in which Russian forces targeted civilian infrastructure
Denmark raises defence budget to rearm itself and meet Nato targets amid Russia's war in Ukraine
Dutch far-right politician abandons bid despite his party’s dramatic election win
New plan extends an existing policy and is separate from the stalled ‘Rwanda bill’ that seeks to deport asylum seekers to the East African country
Victim Leonid Volkov says assault ‘an obvious, typical criminal "hello" from Putin’
Russian president plans to send ‘systems of destruction’ to border with Finland
Kyiv targets more refineries 'in strategy to reduce Russia’s economic potential'
The legislation will regulate generative AI models that are trained on large volumes of data to generate new content
Large methane plumes from leaky fossil fuel infrastructure jumped 50% in 2023 compared with 2022
Klaus Iohannis argues East European states need better representation in leadership roles
Rifaat al-Assad, known as the Butcher of Hama, commanded troops accused of killing thousands of people to quell an Islamist uprising
Lloyd’s and Arch Insurance named as defendants in its €400m lawsuit
Guardian has reported that the UK party’s biggest donor said a black legislator ‘should be shot’
Internet influencer Andrew Tate was indicted in 2023 in Romania with his brother and two Romanian women on human trafficking, rape and other charges
Sam Altman’s eye-scanning identity system was blocked last week by Spain's privacy watchdog
Kremlin says the president enjoys overwhelming support from the people
Analysts see political instability ahead in new political chapter in Portugal
Missile hits Black Sea port during a visit by Ukraine's leader and Kyriakos Mitsotakis