Brussels says it seeks to encourage democracy as restrictions dealing with energy, transport and banking lifted.

Tanks are advancing in Jenin, and Palestinian infrastructure and livelihoods are being destroyed in the West Bank.

The pope is currently fighting pneumonia in his lungs and is also experiencing some signs of kidney failure.

Ukrainian survivors remember their many tragedies three years after Russia's invasion began.

Christian Democrats came first. But the far right and the left were the biggest gainers.

Germany’s conservative Christian Democrats will enter coalition talks to form a government after winning the most votes.

Parents will soon find out which schools their children will be attending from September this year.

Western policymakers should consider what happened with the Minsk agreements when talking peace in Ukraine.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is back in court to continue testifying in his corruption trial.

Tens of thousands of Palestinians have been displaced from their homes in the West Bank over the past month.

More than 1,520 start-ups and 600 investors gather in Doha for an expanded edition of the annual Web Summit.

Global leaders congratulate conservative leader Friedrich Merz, but others focus on the success of the AfD.

From April, a pilot scheme will offer free breakfasts for 180,000 pupils before class.

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu was heckled during a speech as he held up a picture of the Bibas family members.

Members of the University and College Union are taking industrial action over potential job cuts

EU leaders in Kyiv, Moscow rejects Trump's push for swift ceasefire, competing UN votes scheduled.

Kohli's unbeaten century helps him cross 14,000 runs in ODIs and seal India's place in the Champions Trophy semifinals.

Japanese and Philippine defence chiefs agree to launch 'strategic dialogue' amid concerns over China's moves in region.

Four Israeli military jets flew low over crowds gathered in Beirut for the funeral of Hezbollah leaders

Wars in Gaza, Ukraine and Myanmar among those spurring ‘digital violence’.