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Residents and tourists scramble to leave Greek island on ferries and planes after ‘barrage’ of tremors.

Record-breaking cocaine seizures in Portugal in 2024 have cemented the country’s status as a crucial axis in drug trafficking routes into Europe.

Christophe Ruggia given two years’ house arrest over abuse of Adèle Haenel when she was aged between 12 and 15.

Stockholm court gives Salwan Najem, whose co-defendant was shot dead last week, suspended sentence and fine.

Sir Keir Starmer is heading to Brussels to join a gathering of European Union leaders – the first time a British prime minister has done so since Brexit.

Tens of thousands rally against government and in memory of railway station roof collapse that killed 15.

A new 54-storey skyscraper is set to change London’s skyline as planning permission for the ‘undesirable’ building is approved.

Lord Arbuthnot, who campaigned for wrongly convicted sub postmasters, said it sent the message the country ‘doesn’t care about the unethical behaviour shown by Fujitsu’

Multiple sources have reported that Russia is close to beginning serial production of a new derivative of the Iskander-M ballistic missile system, the official designation of which has not been confirmed.

Since Russia’s large-scale invasion of Ukraine, its propaganda has claimed that residents of the Baltic states are fleeing en masse to Russia and Belarus to escape “russophobia.” Re:Baltica investigation reveals different truths behind these narratives.

With Western sanctions cutting off supplies, China has become Russia’s sole source of critical minerals used in weapons production—including nuclear arms—deepening concerns over Beijing’s support for Moscow’s war effort.

More Danish people regard US as a threat than see North Korea or Iran as danger.

The vast amount of toxic waste in the area led to increased rates of cancer, the court found.

Chaos has crippled Belgium’s skies, grounding all flights amid a critical air traffic control failure.

A man who sparked violent protests after burning the Quran has been shot dead in Sweden, according to local media reports.

A Europol-coordinated crackdown exposes a sophisticated smuggling ring luring victims with false job promises, only to trap them in debt bondage and sexual exploitation.

Four Norwegians and one Swiss person died in the Savoie and Haute-Savoie regions.

José Marí Olano says sorry after cameras appear to capture him scrolling through bottles of wines and spirits

Lawyers for the European Union on Tuesday told an arbitration tribunal that Britain’s ban of fishing for sandeels in its North Sea waters breached an agreement on fishing rights both sides struck after Brexit.

Sanctions targeting Russia’s economy are renewed by the EU, with Hungary backing down from a veto that delayed the decision.

On January 27, the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) in Riga (Latvia) has filed an indictment against the suspected ringleader of the criminal syndicate targeted by the Admiral 2.0 investigation.

Jos Leijdekkers, reportedly the son-in-law of African country’s president, was sentenced to 24 years in prison

Henrik Landerholm left behind documents at a hotel, a phone at an embassy and a notebook after a radio interview.

Farmers bring tractors in support of protest, in echo of fall of former president Slobodan Milošević

The suspects allegedly hired 197 positions for a network of fake companies, in order to defraud EU and Romanian government subsidies aimed at helping the unemployed.