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17.03.2024 13:02 A state of emergency has been declared in southern Iceland because of another volcanic eruption on the Reykjanes Peninsula.

17.03.2024 13:02 The defence secretary was warned the Kremlin was aware of his travel plans, reports say.

17.03.2024 13:02 Kaja Kallas says Putin is "afraid" of a war with Nato in an interview with the BBC.

17.03.2024 08:10 Dozens of drones were intercepted, Russia says, but one attack caused an oil refinery fire in Krasnodar.

17.03.2024 03:30 It is the fourth eruption on the Reykjanes Peninsula since December - and Grindavik is evacuated again.

17.03.2024 03:30 Footage from the Reykjanes Peninsula shows bright orange lava erupting into the air.

16.03.2024 17:30 Students in Belgorod - which is near the border with Ukraine - will not go to school early next week.

16.03.2024 07:40 The French president has dramatically changed from an appeaser to an arch resister of Vladimir Putin.

16.03.2024 07:40 Critics say the draft law - also targeting environmental abuse - is too weak to be really effective.

16.03.2024 02:40 Forced to move from Melitopol, “Nataliia” now risks teaching hundreds of former students online.

16.03.2024 02:40 Could a daring experiment help our planet or is it a dangerous distraction?

15.03.2024 22:11 Emergency workers were helping people injured by a missile when a second struck, Ukrainian officials said.

15.03.2024 22:11 Russian officials say several people have been arrested for vandalism on the first day of voting in the presidential election.

15.03.2024 22:11 Hungary's PM fires a new salvo in a war of words with the US Biden administration.

15.03.2024 22:11 This season's Champions League quarter-finals have mouth-watering match-ups wherever you look. Where does Phil McNulty think the ties will be won and lost?