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15.03.2024 22:11 Experts say asbestos remained in a Latvian camp used by UK marines - after claims it was removed.

15.03.2024 17:10 At least eight people are held for a series of attacks including green dye being poured into ballot boxes.

15.03.2024 12:10 The French president meets Germany's Olaf Scholz amid a rift over Europe's response to the war.

15.03.2024 12:10 Vladimir Putin has been in power since 2000, longer than any Kremlin leader since Joseph Stalin.

15.03.2024 02:21 Despite the guaranteed result, the Kremlin is keen to make the election appear legitimate.

15.03.2024 02:21 Stockholm is buzzing with music tech start-ups but can the city repeat successes like Spotify?

14.03.2024 21:10 A former member of the secret police in East Germany is accused of shooting a Polish man in the back.

14.03.2024 16:40 The controversial law would remove legal action mainly stemming from a 2017 Catalan bid for secession.

14.03.2024 16:40 Shipwreck survivors tell rescuers they had set sail from Libya a week earlier.

14.03.2024 12:30 Atletico Madrid dramatically beat Inter Milan on penalties to reach the Champions League quarter-finals and eliminate last season's runners-up.

14.03.2024 12:30 The Scandinavian nation also wants to raise the service time for men and women, and boost defence spending.

14.03.2024 12:30 The late Russian opposition leader's aide says his arm was broken and his leg hit with a hammer.

14.03.2024 07:10 In Borovsk, Steve Rosenberg looks at the Russia Putin wants you to see - and Russia in reality.

14.03.2024 02:41 His party won a dramatic victory in the 2023 elections but talks on forming a coalition continue.

14.03.2024 02:41 Despite the MH370 and MH17 disasters, Malaysia's national carrier is still flying a decade on.