Czech government alleges Russians were involved in a deadly blast at a munitions site in 2014
‘Alexei is dying now. Given his condition, it’s a matter of days,’ the anti-Putin activist’s spokesperson says on Facebook
The US has announced an array of economic sanctions against Russia, but not when they will come into effect
As Covid-19-related deaths in Poland surpass 800 a day, epidemiologists have pointed to a major medical personnel shortage as one of the culprits
It’s the bank’s first decision since the hawkish former governor was fired, which sparked a market sell-off
Federal Constitutional Court decision to topple the clampdown on rents exposes thousands of tenants to higher living expenses
Early data shows an 85% reduction in risk of hospitalisaton and death, with similar treatment types already used against some cancers
The time capsule was placed in Esztergom Cathedral’s cross in 1845 by Archbishop Jozsef Kopacsy and chief architect Jozsef Hild
Social media platform, which blames ‘malicious actors’ accessing users' contacts, faces an inquiry into a possible breach of General Data Protection Regulations
Europe's medicines agency will issue guidance on J&J after US health agencies recommended pausing use of the vaccine for at least a few days
Reading out e-mails from some threatening to leave a party; sarcasm; accusations of flip-flopping — German politics is not holding back
Prominent economist to step down from rate-setting monetary policy committee after the panel meets in June
Johnson is trying to draw a line under a crisis that has seen ministers criticised for their interactions with former UK prime minister David Cameron
That said, Britain is on track to offer all adults a vaccine by the end of July, but still expects a rise in cases as the economy opens up
Russian government looks to boost infrastructure development, investment and welfare benefits
‘From the perspective of environment and climate, today's plug-in hybrid technology is worse than what it is replacing’
People queued outside retailers, while others enjoyed a midnight pint or early haircut as shops, pubs, gyms and hairdressers reopened
Head of medics association calls easing restrictions biggest misstep of Tayyip Erdogan’s government
Markus Soeder and CDU party chair Armin Laschet both declare their bid for Germany's chancellorship
Britain's former prime minister distances himself from Greensill Capital, saying he lobbied for the troubled finance group at a time of crisis
