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20.07.2024 14:40 Iryna Farion caused controversy by suggesting that “true patriots” of Ukraine should not speak Russian in any situation.

19.07.2024 23:40 Rico Krieger, 30, was convicted of six crimes, including terrorism, in a closed trial in June.

19.07.2024 18:50 His employer, The Wall Street Journal, has called the allegations "shameful" and a "sham".

19.07.2024 18:50 The EU hails a deal with Serbia on lithium mining as a “historic day for Serbia, as well as Europe”.

19.07.2024 18:50 Many flights have been grounded, with huge queues and delays at airports all over the world.

19.07.2024 13:50 A 22-year-old man is held in France over the killing in Germany of a man named locally as Ian Cameron.

19.07.2024 13:50 Dublin Fire Brigade is at the former Crown Paints factory on the Malahide Road in the city.

19.07.2024 08:41 More than 100 years on, traces of the 1900 and 1924 Olympics remain across the French capital.

19.07.2024 04:00 The Ukrainian leader tells the BBC in an exclusive interview that he is willing to work with anyone who is in power in the US.

19.07.2024 04:00 A reporter is told to pay €5,000 for posts that a judge ruled amounted to "body shaming".

18.07.2024 23:01 The "paradox" is the longer Nato commits to Ukraine the faster a resolution will come, Jens Stoltenberg says.

18.07.2024 23:01 What do European leaders think about the UK's new PM?

18.07.2024 17:50 Ursula von der Leyen is re-elected as European Commission president after a secret ballot among MEPs.

18.07.2024 17:50 The espionage trial is being held behind closed doors but it feels as if it is drawing to a close.

18.07.2024 17:50 Vadim Shamarin oversaw military communications when he was accused of taking bribes from a factory.