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Nato faces a tricky summit focused on Ukraine as Kyiv presses to join the alliance, Katya Adler writes.

The US president is facing criticism over his decision to send the controversial weapons to Ukraine.

The move comes after rioting sparked by last month's killing of a 17-year-old by police in Nanterre.

Marcus Wells has devoted his retirement to helping refugees flee war and persecution.

The music superstar delights a Stockholm audience after a mammoth global farewell tour.

Police clash with stone-throwing protesters as Eritrean tensions flare up in a central German town.

Up to 2,000 protesters stormed a gay pride festival, in a country where anti-LGBT prejudice is common.

False and misleading claims about the war in Ukraine are being widely shared.

Irish prime minister says trust in RTÉ cannot be restored without change within the broadcaster.

The island became a symbol of Ukraine's resistance after troops there defied a Russian order to surrender.

The UK is one the countries which bans the weapons but will continue to support Ukraine, PM says.

Up to 60 lodges from across counties Donegal. Cavan and Monaghan as well as Northern Ireland take part.

PM Mark Rutte's conservative VVD party had been trying to limit the flow of asylum seekers.

Another five people were wounded in the Russian shelling in the Donetsk town, authorities say.

Edgars Rinkevics came out in 2014 and has been a vocal champion of LGBT rights.

The riots in the country's suburban estates have subsided, for now, but deep divisions remain.

Pulverising crickets to make flour for food is seen by some as a threat to the Mediterranean diet.