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Three Ukrainians describe everyday life and the risks of defying Russian occupation.
Donald Trump's return to the White House helps Europe's nationalists and populists find their voice.
Another 30 people are reportedly injured after the train derailed following the bridge collapse.
Russia says it is sending its negotiators to Turkey for a second round of ceasefire talks on 2 June.
Data shows that Russian fossil fuel revenues are three times higher than aid allocated to Ukraine.
Nine million cubic metres of rock and ice came crashing down on Blatten after a landslide.
Traditions have changed over the years and now teenagers are spending fortunes on hiring party buses.
It hosted 65,000 Taylor Swift fans last year but the Bernabéu stadium has been silent since September.
Opinion polls say Rafal Trzaskowski and Karol Nawrocki are running neck and neck ahead of Sunday's vote.
Etienne-Emile Baulieu created the pill to give women a safe alternative to surgical abortion.
The new piece of street art depicts the shadow of a lighthouse emerging out of a bollard.
Giorgi Bachiashvili told a court he was blindfolded for two days, in claims deirded by Georgian authorities.
Smoking will be banned in all outdoor places that can be frequented by children from July, France's health minister said.
Prolific abuser Joel Le Scouarnec's 20-year sentence raises questions about whether French law is too lenient.
Critics said the zones hit those who cannot afford less-polluting vehicles the hardest.
The confectionary company says it is working with the police after several people report feeling ill.
Many homes in Blatten have been flattened after a large chunk of the Birch glacier fell on to the village.
Health experts in Bosnia and Herzegovina are warning there is a serious public health problem in the capital.
Saúl Luciano Lliuya believes energy giant RWE should be held responsible for melting glaciers.
Brown bears are a protected EU species but the government has launched a cull after recent attacks.
A Russian distributor orders booksellers to pull works by well-known authors, in an apparent act of censorship.
Friedrich Merz said earlier there were "no longer" any range restrictions on weapons supplied by Kyiv's Western allies.
Steve Rotheram spoke ahead of the 40th anniversary of the disaster as a new memorial is planned.
Relations between war-torn Ukraine and its Nato neighbour Hungary plummet to a new low.
The BBC reports from Donetsk where swarms of fibre optic drones give Russia the edge as Ukraine defends towns behind the front line.
Seventeen coastguards have been charged by a Greek naval court over the deadliest migrant boat disaster in the Mediterranean Sea for a decade.
A brand new statue of the Soviet dictator Josef Stalin has been unveiled at a Metro station in Moscow.
Ice and rubble crashed down a mountain and onto the village Blatten in the Swiss Alps.
Yogita Limaye was reporting from the town of Rodynske when a blast was heard nearby.
House owner Johan Helberg says he "wouldn't have traded this experience for anything" after the ship became stuck in his garden.
The prestigious film festival was disrupted, about 160,000 homes were without power and businesses were left without power.