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Europe is swept by a wave of protests by farmers, who blame EU policies for their hardship.

But it's unclear whether the proposed new rules would have stopped the Prague shooter.

Farmers are targeting major roads around the French capital in protest against low food prices.

Dáire Gorman was referenced by Jurgen Klopp as the Liverpool FC manager announced his departure.

The Moscow court's ruling means Evan Gershkovich will spend over one year behind bars as he awaits trial.

The government vows to push through the law, despite many measures being struck out.

The UK formally suspends trade talks with Canada, the first time it has done so with a potential partner since Brexit.

iPhone users in the EU will soon be able to download apps from places other than the App Store.

The Portrait of Fraulein Lieser' - last seen in public in 1925 - has been discovered in Vienna.

The French capital will hold the summer Olympic Games for the third time.

Thousands of people in Georgia have found out they were stolen from their parents at birth and sold.

Intelligence officer says he cannot exclude possibility, but adds that Russia has provided no proof.

A judge ruled that Aditya Verma's message, from 2022, about "blowing up" a plane was not a real threat.

Boris Nadezhdin has gathered tens of thousands of signatures in his bid to stand for Russia's presidency.

Countries have an obligation to follow its injunctions, the court's head says, as peer prepare to debate the Rwanda bill.

Darya Trepova says she was duped into killing blogger Vladlen Tatarsky with an explosive statuette.

Igor Girkin escaped justice for downing flight MH17 but goes to jail after criticising Russia's leader.