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Matteo Salvini said he acted 'in the national interest' by banning a rescue ship from docking in Italy.

Gabriel Attal calls in new faces alongside heavyweights from the outgoing government.

Rishi Sunak announces the package, the largest since Russia's invasion, on a surprise trip to Kyiv.

A teenager arrested on Friday in connection with the incident on Christmas Eve is in police custody.

A think tank says the plan may be inadequate due to a growing economy and a rising population.

Chris Parry's parents have been speaking a year after he was killed in eastern Ukraine.

The icon shows the Soviet dictator being blessed by a saint.

They say some of the punishments proposed in President Zelensky's bill are unconstitutional.

More than 20,000 refugees are helped at a hub at the Essex airport that has now closed.

Far-right politicians reportedly met at a villa near a lake outside Berlin to discuss their plans.

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar says he is looking forward to meeting China's second-highest ranking official.

The investigation begins after 14 people were found in a shipping container in in County Wexford.

The Pot Place has been delivering emergency vehicles and supplies since the Russian invasion.

Turkish journalists are among 11 reported injured in a Russian air strike on Ukraine's second-largest city.

A warning to Swedes to prepare for war from two top defence officials prompts accusations of alarmism.

More than 1,400 music professionals demand action from public broadcaster Yle.

A group of 35 people allegedly left a Malmö restaurant without paying on Christmas Day.

The DNA of ancient cattle herders has revealed how diseases evolved in Europe over thousands of years.

Marlene Engelhorn, 31, inherited millions and wants to recruit 50 people to hand most of it out.