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The EU's warning comes after Russia's president said he could use "all the means available to us".

A scandalous heist at Dublin Castle made international headlines and remains unsolved to this day.

Despite public support for the NHS, satisfaction levels have fallen, raising thoughts of reform.

Russian media claims Ukraine is selling arms on the dark web, but the evidence suggests the ads are fake.

Political leaders hold rallies ahead of elections on Sunday that could bring Giorgia Meloni to power.

Russia is holding the self-styled referendums in parts of Ukraine it wants to claim control over.

Workers have faced months of problems over the payment of their wages, says a trade union.

Referendums begin in occupied Ukraine and activists speak of a climate of fear in Russia over the military call-up.

Brussels police and mayor thank Wales fans for picking up rubbish before Nations League game.

A watchdog says detained asylum seekers were given inadequate information and access to legal help.

IT workers, bankers and state media reporters will avoid Russia's first draft since World War Two.

Italy's former PM said Vladimir Putin wanted to replace the Kyiv government with "decent people".

More than 31,000 people have made the crossing so far this year, BBC figures show.

Russia is losing its war in Ukraine and now four regions are holding self-styled referendums.

Georgia's border sees large queues after flights sell out as some fighting-age men flee Russia.

Four regions have been asked to vote on becoming part of Russia - a move condemned by the West.

The frontrunner in Italy's election believes the way to success is through voters' pockets.