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A GRU officer caught with a detonator is a casus belli. A 28-year-old from the Balkans caught with a bottle is a crime story

The Italian supplier had no established record of producing or delivering artillery shells – it is described as a shell company

Turkish low-cost carrier cites “technical and operational” reasons as Putin brands Kyiv’s notice “state terrorism”

Drivers from four countries give Brussels until 14 September to ease 90-day limit or face coordinated closures

Following the announcement of Mladić’s death, public gatherings and displays glorifying the convicted war criminal took place in several locations in Serbia

Prime Minister Kristrún Frostadóttir, who campaigned for Yes, said she hoped the vote would not divide the country

Friday’s action marked Belgian soldiers first participation in a large multi-zone police operation targeting street-level drug crime

Finnish and Nordic reporting has documented expansion of Russian military infrastructure near the Finnish border

The Bosnian Serb commander remains a hero to many Serbs who see him as a defender of their people, not the architect of Europe’s worst atrocity since World War II

The deal ends major U.S. trial, imposes daily time limits and nighttime blocks, and sets practical standards that could influence EU Digital Services Act enforcement

The latest signal of Middle East realignment after Trump’s Iran war - from the Saudi-Turkey-Pakistan defence pact to America’s reduced role

Joint statement by the UK, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway and Canada calls the plans “unacceptable,” urges immediate retraction