Europe

THE NEW YORK TIMES: It is unclear where the new deal is headed. Here is what seven experts in the United States, Europe and Russia think needs to be done. 

Negotiations are continuing in Geneva on Sunday as a US-imposed Thanksgiving deadline approaches.

Paris has unveiled a new wax statue of Princess Diana in her legendary ‘revenge dress,’ a symbolic tribute nearly three decades after her death in the city.

The 28-point proposal, drafted without Ukrainian involvement, reflects the maximalist demands the Kremlin has made throughout the war.

The museum’s director has unveiled new details about the security breach that allowed the audacious October 19 robbery.

Reports suggest the United States Government has been working on a new plan to end the war in Ukraine in consultation with Russian officials.

Although Poland did not directly implicate Russia in the railway blast, Moscow has been accused of various acts of sabotage and destabilisation since the start of the Ukraine war.

A deal to purchase French warplanes, munitions and drones will give Ukraine one of the greatest air defences in the world, President Volodymyr Zelensky says.

There are hopes that more than 1000 Ukraine soldiers could be released from Russian captivity, with stalled prisoner exchange talks set to resume.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Ukrainian investigators say a criminal organization led by a business partner of Zelensky siphoned off and then laundered $150 million.

The moment a toddler plunged into an open elevator shaft in front of his parents has been captured on CCTV. WARNING DISTRESSING SCENES.

A double-decker bus has crashed into a bus stop in Stockholm, killing three people with several others injured.

Ukrainian troops fight to hold Pokrovsk as President Volodymyr Zelensky faces a deepening corruption scandal shaking his administration.

The Milan prosecutor’s office is looking into claims that wealthy tourists from Italy, USA and Russia paid tens of thousands of dollars to hunt down civilians in Sarajevo.

A defiant Turkey has openly challenged Australia’s bid to jointly host next year’s climate summit with the Pacific, saying Ankara is poised to act as a bridge between richer and poorer countries.