Europe
UK police appeal for help after 600 museum artefacts stolen in Bristol
4 unidentified men broke into a building holding a major historical collection, prompting police to issue public appeal for information
UK police appeal for help after 600 museum artefacts stolen in Bristol
4 unidentified men broke into a building holding a major historical collection, prompting police to issue public appeal for information
Germany will push for EU agreement on use of frozen Russian assets, finance minister says
Klingbeil says Eurogroup finance ministers will discuss support for Ukraine and use of frozen Russian assets during their Brussels meeting today
Group stages anti-war protest against Israel, US during Nobel banquet in Sweden
Protesters assemble outside Stockholm City Hall, where King Carl XVI Gustaf hosted banquet, to denounce Israel’s attacks on Gaza Strip and US preparations for military action against Venezuela.
US national security strategy validates Paris' call for Europe to pursue strategic autonomy: France
'The publication of this US national security strategy is, fundamentally, a moment of clarity and truth that urges us to stay the course and accelerate,' Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot says
Researchers uncover earliest evidence of controlled fire-making by ancient humans in England
Discovery in Suffolk dates back 400,000 years, pushing timeline for controlled fire-making back by at least 360,000 years
Those responsible for Gaza genocide must be held accountable amid suffering even under ceasefire: Spanish premier
Sanchez urges 'real peace' and justice for Palestinians during Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas' visit to Madrid
