An anti-war protester interrupted a live news bulletin on Russia’s state TV Channel One on Monday—an act that was decried by the Kremlin as “hooliganism.”

As Russia’s invasion of Ukraine enters its fifth day, Russian and Ukrainian representatives meet for peace talks. Kyiv asks for an immediate ceasefire and withdrawal of Russian forces, but the battles continue. ...

Britain is facing back-to-back storms again. Just as storm Dudley calmed down today, storm Eunice is on her way, bringing 90 mile per hour winds and ...

Prince Andrew could lose his few remaining titles. Court documents show he settled a civil sex assault case against him in the United States Wednesday. There ...

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and U.S. President Joe Biden were expected to underscore their unity in opposing any Russian aggression against Ukraine when they met Monday ...

Boris Johnson’s inner circle is hollowed out after five senior aides quit, including his chief of staff, his principal private secretary, his director of communications, and a ...

In Greece, the army and rescue crews are scrambling to clear roads and to free hundreds of drivers trapped on a major highway in Athens after a snowstorm hit the ...

Ten years ago, 32 people died when the Costa Concordia cruise ship ran aground with more than 4,000 passengers and crew on board. Survivors and relatives ...

Opinion polls show Valerie Pecresse as the most dangerous opponent for President Emmanuel Macron who she says “burned a hole in the state coffers.” A former minister for higher ...

Prime Minister Boris Johnson is facing a storm of criticism over further allegations of Downing Street lockdown parties. ITV reports that a party was held in ...

In Germany, thousands of opponents of compulsory vaccination took to the streets Monday and over the weekend. Protests have broken out across Germany in recent weeks as residents face tighter ...

The chancellor on Tuesday announced 1 billion pounds ($1.33 billion) of extra support for hospitality businesses impacted since the arrival of Omicron. Recent government advice to ...

Hong Kong voters are gearing up to go to the polls for the first time this weekend under new election laws. It comes after most opposition ...

Today sees one year since the first Brit received a COVID-19 vaccine and over 100 million jabs have been given since. Today, over-forties are encouraged to get their third, ...

Britain has yet to make a decision on whether to attend the Beijing Winter Olympics, a spokesman for the prime minister said Tuesday. On Monday, the United ...

Several European cities saw thousands of protesters on the weekend. They voiced their opposition to tightening restrictions and vaccine mandates that governments say are needed in the fight against ...

Officials in Europe have used the term “pandemic of the unvaccinated,” suggesting that unvaccinated people are responsible for the current wave of infections. One German professor writing ...

Black Friday is coming. If you’re shopping in the sales, it might pay to do some research. Consumer group Which? says its investigation shows deals on ...

Hundreds of Iraqi migrants, who have been camping in freezing forests on Belarus’s border with Europe, started flying back to Iraq Thursday. The Iraqi government has ...

Northern Ireland has become the third nation in the UK to launch COVID-19 passports after ministers voted in favour of the plan. That means people will ...

The U.N. climate conference in Glasgow is scheduled to end Friday. Negotiators from almost 200 countries have been working around the clock to get an agreement finalised. The ...

The U.N. climate summit in Glasgow has only three days to go, but there’s still lots to do. None of the three main U.N. goals have been ...