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12.02.2024 07:24 Two years into the war, there is no flood of volunteer fighters as energy and enthusiasm fades.

12.02.2024 07:24 His victory comes amid rising tensions between Finland, the newest Nato member, and neighbouring Russia.

11.02.2024 01:53 Western nations must now weigh up the risks of diverting some seized assets to Ukraine, Faisal Islam writes.

10.02.2024 21:01 Katalin Novak steps down live on TV after pardoning man jailed for covering up sexual abuse at a children's home.

10.02.2024 11:11 Three children are among the dead after the strike caused a fire that engulfed homes.

10.02.2024 11:11 Mario Alcalde is said to be Spain's first openly LGBT matador, after revealing he is pansexual.

10.02.2024 06:11 Finding Ukrainian civilians in Russian captivity is hard - and there is no formal way to secure their release.

10.02.2024 06:11 Scientists think eruptions on the Reykjanes Peninsula could continue for decades or even centuries.

09.02.2024 20:33 Historians say the litany of claims made by the Russian president are nothing more than a selective abuse of history to justify the ongoing war in Ukraine.

09.02.2024 20:33 Investigators say they have found eight children, believed to have been abducted by Russia.

09.02.2024 20:33 The emergency lasted several hours and hostages were freed unharmed.

09.02.2024 15:30 Europe's farmers block roads in several countries complaining about EU measures and rising prices.

09.02.2024 10:14 A key water pipe has been burst by the stream of lava, leaving 28,000 people without hot water.

09.02.2024 10:14 The Russian leader was given the opportunity to expound familiar grievances unchallenged.

09.02.2024 10:14 The Russian leader spoke to Tucker Carlson in his first interview with a Western journalist since the Ukraine invasion.