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A train travelling from Prague to Budapest has collided with a bus in southern Slovakia, leaving at least five people dead and five injured, officials say.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has signed security agreements with the European Union.
Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich has appeared in a Russian court before his trial for espionage begins behind closed doors.
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The death toll included two people who jumped from the building to escape the flames.
German prosecutors said the perpetrators demanded a payment in the millions of euros while claiming they had files the family would not want made public.
The eldest son of the Danish royals gathered his family together for the special day.
Former Labor Leader Bill Shorten’s admission comes six months on from the closure of the Australian embassy in Ukraine.
Psychologists and workplace experts say the world’s happiest people use these three phrases often.
One of the stories of the tournament, the Albanian draw against Croatia, has also produced one of the funnier moments as the Super Mario Bros made an appearance.
An honour guard, a Russian-made fake Rolls Royce and an ominous defence undertaking: Putin’s love-in with fellow despot Jong Un had it all.
At least 11 migrants have died and dozens of others are missing after two shipwrecks in the Mediterranean Sea, off the coast of southern Italy.
Five more tourists have died or gone missing on Greek islands since the death of Dr Michael Mosley amid ‘history-making’ hot weather. Why are so many summer holidays ending in tragedy?
Russian President Vladimir Putin's decision to sack four defence ministers and appoint a relative is a signal he wants to clear out wastage and corruption.
"Nazi hunter" Serge Klarsfeld says he would vote for Marine Le Pen's populist National Rally over the progressive La France Insoumise in a run-off election.
German police said Sunday they shot and wounded a man who was threatening them with an hammer and a firebomb in the northern city of Hamburg, hours before it hosted a match in the Euro 2024 soccer tournament.