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14.02.2024 04:51 Hungary is shaken by the resignations of the two most successful women in the PM's ruling Fidesz party.

14.02.2024 04:51 Nine people are believed to be missing after a landslide hit a gold mine in eastern Turkey on Tuesday.

14.02.2024 00:00 The interior minister said recent mass protests against extremism spurred the government to take action.

14.02.2024 00:00 The sanctions affect 28 individuals, far more than the numbers recently listed by the UK and US.

13.02.2024 18:10 The attack is the deadliest since Armenia and Azerbaijan began discussing a peace deal.

13.02.2024 18:10 Pictures show a torrent of mud sweeping through the valley where the mine is located.

13.02.2024 18:10 Anti-racist groups argue the case violates discrimination laws and police are investigating.

13.02.2024 08:12 A bill would allow gay couples to marry and adopt, but it faces opposition from the Orthodox Church.

13.02.2024 03:03 A fast-growing economy, low jobless numbers and falling inflation - how the US outpaced competitors.

12.02.2024 22:18 The head of Rheinmetall, Germany's biggest defence firm, says Europe's ammunition stocks are currently empty.

12.02.2024 22:18 Wojciech Szelag apologised to LGBT people for the TVP Info channel's "hateful words" targeted at them.

12.02.2024 22:18 Video shows huge flames and thick smoke rising from the large slides in Gothenburg.

12.02.2024 17:31 Drug traffickers rammed their speedboat against a smaller police vessel near Cadiz, in southern Spain.

12.02.2024 17:31 Judges sided with groups who said sending spares from the Netherlands contributed to law violations in Gaza.

12.02.2024 17:31 It is thought a former employee killed two men and a woman at an office building near Athens.