US secretary of state seeks to head off a potential assault on Ukraine during high-level meetings in Europe
In December, the Bank of England became the world’s first major central bank to tighten policy since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic
Mounting revolt in Conservative Party as British leader becomes laughing stock of the ‘pork pie plot’
WHO emergencies director Mike Ryan says universal vaccination is the ‘central strategic pillar’ against Covid-19 but poorer states are being left behind
Ruling deals a setback for campaigners who are increasingly taking to courts to force a reduction in production
Metsola has voted against European Parliament resolutions that call for women to have access to safe abortion, but says she had been bound by Malta’s position ...
Despite shelling and gunfire from Kremlin-backed separatists, locals are confident there will be no invasion
Petro Poroshenko’s trial for allegedly financing Russian-backed separatists comes as Ukraine braces for a possible Russian military offensive
Competition for offshore wind sites has intensified as governments and investors have woken up to the urgency of cutting carbon emissions
According to the Spanish regulator, adverts must provide a ‘prominent warning’ about the risks associated with crypto
Six MPs have already called on Johnson to resign over allegations of alcohol-fuelled parties involving government staff when the UK was in lockdown
Since mid-December, flu viruses have been circulating in Europe at a higher-than-expected rate, a European agency says
Jewish notary Arnold van den Bergh probably gave the family up to save his own kin, researchers say
The new law will require people to have a certificate of vaccination to enter public places such as restaurants, cafes and cinemas
Other EU countries are closely watching the move
Hacks were aimed at destabilising the country, according to findings of a joint probe of state agencies
Keir Starmer says British prime minister has lost all authority
Combating global warming has taken a back seat as Europe faces a historic energy crisis
Cyberattack comes as Russia, which has massed more than 100,000 troops on Ukraine’s frontier, released TV pictures of more forces deploying in a drill
UK PM is facing the gravest crisis of his premiership after news of a series of social gatherings at his residence during Covid-19 lockdowns
