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09.03.2024 09:30 Ros Atkins looks at Germany's week of uncomfortable questions, after top-secret discussions were made public.

09.03.2024 05:10 Carrying desperately needed food, the vessel will hope to use a newly opened shipping route to Gaza.

09.03.2024 05:10 French police blame violent smugglers. Critics blame a stronger police response - funded by the UK.

08.03.2024 18:10 Many in the Nordic country say they feel safer despite growing tensions between the military alliance and Russia.

08.03.2024 18:10 A suspected ransomware attack has left the Belgian brewer unable to make beer at four of its sites.

08.03.2024 18:10 A 19th-century printing press sealed the amendment into the constitution on International Women’s Day.

08.03.2024 13:50 Berlin said human error was to blame for the intercept of conversations between top military officers.

08.03.2024 03:40 André Ventura made his name as a sports pundit. Now, his far-right Chega party is third in the polls.

08.03.2024 03:40 Voters are being asked if they wish to amend two articles of the Irish constitution.

08.03.2024 03:40 The anti-gay law was introduced during World War Two, when France was occupied by Nazi Germany.

08.03.2024 03:40 Former Wimbledon champion Simona Halep will play at the Miami Open this month after her four-year doping ban was reduced.

07.03.2024 23:10 Sweden joins Nato, becoming the military alliance's second new member since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

07.03.2024 23:10 Valerii Zaluzhnyi was sacked as Ukraine's army chief by President Volodymyr Zelensky last month.

07.03.2024 23:10 Israel has changed lyrics to its Eurovision song after it was thought to reference the 7 October attacks.

07.03.2024 17:40 Strikes by train drivers and airport staff cause severe disruption to travellers across Germany.