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05.03.2024 16:10 One participant in an air force meeting used an insecure line - allowing Russia to intercept the call.

05.03.2024 11:41 Kharkiv National Opera and Ballet is reopening underground, away from Russian drones and missiles.

05.03.2024 11:41 Ukraine said sea drones were used to target Russia's Sergei Kotov patrol ship near the Kerch Strait.

04.03.2024 21:10 France becomes the first country to explicitly include the right to terminate a pregnancy in its constitution.

04.03.2024 16:30 In the call, senior air force officials discuss the pitfalls of supplying German-made Taurus missiles to Ukraine.

04.03.2024 16:30 It comes after Spotify complained about a block on telling users about cheaper alternatives to app store.

04.03.2024 16:30 The three men and one woman will conduct scientific experiments, including a study of degenerative diseases.

04.03.2024 11:20 Were the chanting crowds a last liberal hurrah. or are dreams of democracy still alive, asks Russia editor Steve Rosenberg.

04.03.2024 11:20 Environmentalists in Germany have occupied part of a forest earmarked for clearance.

04.03.2024 06:41 Three friends who were separated by the war talk about going back home for a special school reunion.

03.03.2024 20:31 Majority votes for a '13th month' payment to address a cost of living crisis, but the government says it could not afford it.

03.03.2024 15:50 Macron's popular move is expected on Monday - but critics say he is using the issue for a political advantage.

03.03.2024 15:50 Reports say a fuel depot was hit during the attack on the town of Feodosiya on the occupied peninsula.

03.03.2024 15:50 A boat carrying 16 migrants capsized in French waters a few kilometres from the coast, local officials say.

03.03.2024 10:20 King Harald, 87, was fitted with a pacemaker after falling ill whilst on holiday.