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The icon showed the Soviet dictator being blessed by a saint, but the Church says it has to be changed.

Pope Francis's sermon on lust followed criticism of an old book on sexuality by his head of doctrine.

An 18-year-old man is charged in connection with an attack in Dublin in which two men died.

Eighteen have been put down in Siberia's UIan-Ude but hundreds are sent on trains to safety.

The probe for alleged tax evasion came as the actor arrived in Munich on his way to an auction.

Grzegorz Braun used a fire extinguisher to douse the candles of a Hanukkah menorah in parliament.

The Balkan migrant route is growing in prominence and local smugglers take high risks for little money.

Members of the group are accused of promoting rituals involving psychoactive substances like toad venom.

The US secretary of state was due to return from the World Economic Forum in Davos when the issue occurred.

Social media creators will face hefty fines if they fail to abide by strict rules on commercial interests.

Riot police clash with protesters in small town in the Urals after Fail Alsynov was jailed.

In his book Frederik X discusses Denmark's place in world and his relationship with his wife.

Antwerp has become Europe's main gateway for the drug shipped from South America.

The director of a counselling service says he is devastated it faces closure due to a lack of funding.

Sharaban K is accused of selecting her victim because of her similar looks to fake her own death.

The legislation could set up a politically explosive fight with the courts.

The French president promotes school uniforms, a drug gang crackdown and raising the low birth rate.