Police accused of firing live rounds at protesters during protest against election results, handling of the coronavirus pandemic, economic hardship and human rights violations
Scientists are sceptical about the safety of the vaccine, but the health ministry says the West just doesn’t like Russia’s ‘competitive advantage’
Over the first six months of 2020, British GDP fell by 22.1%, slightly less than Spain’s 22.7% but more than double the 10.6% fall in the US
Croatia saw a 96% dive in foreign visitors in May from 2019, but tourism revenue for the week ending August 8 is at 74% of the same period in 2019
The figures add to evidence that Britain is paying a heavy price for being slower than most of its peers to enter a lockdown in March
Violence against poll protesters and detention of opposition supporters condemned
Getting children back to school seen as only way of getting their parents back to work
Georg Schaeffler and his mother had a combined fortune of $35bn in 2018 but it is now worth about a quarter of that
Ankara says the deal is 'null and void' and violates Libya's maritime rights
A wave of antiracism protests reignited a debate about statues and buildings glorifying Britain's imperialist past
Britain’s central bank says it will keep the measure in reserve but will use it if necessary
More countries follow the UK’s lead in imposing restrictions on people travelling to Spain
Keeping strongman Alexander Lukashenko in power would help ward off a Russian takeover — but at what cost?
Accused of accepting bribes, he helped move Spain from dictatorship to democracy and his lawyer says the former monarch is at the ‘disposal of prosecutors’
‘Our findings suggest that you actually don’t lose that much extra spending for each extra life you save,’ the author of a new study says
‘We have delivery problems in Germany and in Europe generally — and they’re getting worse’
Financial Conduct Authority says much is to be done to ensure sector reflects population
Disagreement about speed of recovery is unlikely to prompt much debate over monetary-policy response
Operator Hurtigruten was the first to resume cruises following a three-month halt due to the global coronavirus pandemic
Establishing anything to do with employees’ ‘race’ is seen as discriminatory and is largely illegal, so improving inclusivity is not that easy to do
