‘This must happen immediately to stop the killing and create a solid basis for diplomacy,’ says the Ukrainian leader
Britain says ‘targeted exceptions’ allowing certain funds to invest in its media would help sustain the titles
In a bid to cut immigration numbers, Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced wide-reaching reforms
Zelensky says Russia’s second-tier team looks ‘decorative’ after Putin no-show at peace talks in Turkey
However, investigators are still in the dark about what caused the shutdown
Co-chair of the Golos movement pleaded not guilty at his trial but will now spend five years in a penal colony
Meta plans to start using personal data from European users of Instagram and Facebook from May 27
Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics document highlights structural weaknesses, questions reliability of Russian GDP and inflation data
Polls show majority of Britons back assisted dying and supporters say law needs to catch up with public opinion
Prosecutors raid headquarters of extremist ‘Kingdom of Germany’ group accused of working to undermine state
Exit poll shows Rama, who has promised EU membership, poised to beat rival Sali Berisha in general election
US treasury secretary says there will be a complete briefing on the details on Monday
First US pontiff spent most of his career as a missionary in Peru and became a cardinal only in 2023
EU repeats that it would prefer a negotiated solution but is also looking into export curbs and a WTO complaint
Russian assaults continued in east, says Ukraine foreign minister
New chancellor hails reset in Franco-German relations in first trip abroad since taking office
World leader hands Russian president a potent diplomatic boost ahead of World War 2 victory commemoration
Court injunction stops biggest public procurement in Czech history and a key part of the country’s energy strategy
Commercial real estate work fell at the fastest pace since May 2020
Cardinals took secrecy oaths before start of conclave, with voting taking place in the Sistine Chapel