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Lithuania accuses Russia over Ikea store fire in Vilnius
Nato allies believe Russia is running sabotage operations to undermine European support for Ukraine.
Rwanda severs ties with Belgium over 'neo-colonial delusions'
In a strongly worded statement, Rwanda accuses Belgium of "lies and manipulation".
What is the 1798 law that Trump used to deport migrants?
The wartime Alien Enemies Act has been controversially used to deport Venezuelans to a mega-jail in El Salvador.
Syria strikes Lebanon after troop deaths, sparking new tensions across border
Syria’s army attacked Lebanon after it said three soldiers were kidnapped, brought to Lebanon and killed by Hezbollah militants. Hezbollah denied involvement.
Czechs appeal for EU help with Radio Free Europe after Trump cuts
The US president signed an executive order on Friday to stop funding the American global broadcaster, following criticism from Elon Musk.
Cannes award-winning actress Dequenne dies at 43
Émilie Dequenne shot to fame when she won the best actress award at the film festival at the age of 18.
White House denies defying judge's order over deportations to El Salvador
An order to halt the removal of 261 people came too late and had "no legal basis" anyway, the White House says.
Trade turmoil forecast to slash growth in Canada and Mexico
Trump's tariffs will hit its biggest steel trading partners' economies the most, the OECD predicts.
Trump-Putin call set for Tuesday over ceasefire talks, Kremlin confirms
President Donald Trump announced the call Sunday and said there would be concessions over land and power plants.
Saakashvili handed further four years in jail
The former president of Georgia has been imprisoned since 2021 when he returned to the country.
China vows to ‘vigorously boost consumption’ to revive weak economy
China has unveiled a 30-point plan to boost consumer spending — a task that has become ever more urgent since President Donald Trump ignited a trade war.
Forever 21 files for bankruptcy in the US
US stores will remain open as Forever 21's operating company "begins its process of "winding down".
'Everything is finished': Ukrainian troops relive retreat from Kursk
Five soldiers tell the BBC of their withdrawal in the face of overwhelming firepower and drones.
Taiwan revokes visa of pro-Beijing Chinese influencer
The woman has attracted criticism over videos calling for the unification of Taiwan with mainland China.
Why South Africa is in Trump’s crosshairs
Trump has turned sharply against South Africa in recent weeks. Some onlookers think the primary audience is nativist Trump supporters at home.
'I had one child and I lost him' - North Macedonia mourns nightclub disaster
Fifty-nine people have been killed following a fire at a nightclub in North Macedonia.
What is Tren de Aragua, the Venezuelan gang targeted by Trump?
The gang began in a prison and is estimated to have thousands of members across eight countries.
Peace deal must bar Ukraine from Nato, Russian official says
Russia will seek guarantees that Ukraine will remain neutral in any deal, a deputy foreign minister says.
Canada's Carney makes statement by choosing Europe, not US, for first foreign trip
The prime minister hopes to achieve solid support as he visits the UK and France, writes Lyse Doucet.
India watches warily as Bangladesh-Pakistan ties thaw
Dhaka and Islamabad are growing closer after years of mistrust, but what does this mean for India?
Small electric cars were said to be the future – but SUVs now rule the road
Despite dire predictions of climate breakdown, more Sports Utility Vehicles are being spotted on, and off, the roads.
Iran rejects Trump’s ‘bullying’ on nuclear talks, as threats ratchet up
Trump sent a letter to Tehran proposing negotiations on its nuclear program or threatening military action. But he hasn’t waited for a reply to bomb Iranian-allied Houthi rebels.
US tornadoes, wildfires and dust storms leave 40 dead and 'staggering' damage
The weather cut a swathe of destruction across an area of the country that is home to more than 100 million people.
Fresh US strikes in Yemen with 53 now dead, Houthis say
The US said it launched a "decisive and powerful" wave of air strikes on Houthi targets on Saturday.
British daughter of Gaza hostage says burying father 'incredibly meaningful'
Sharone Lifschitz said it was important all families were reunited with their relatives, both dead and alive
'My sister died' - Nightclub survivors and relatives speak of grief
Survivors and relatives of those who died in a fire in North Macedonia speak of their grief.
Pentagon deploys Navy destroyer for unusual U.S. border mission
The vessel is commonly used in overseas missions. The Coast Guard typically takes a lead role in security missions at sea close to the United States.
Vatican shares first image of Pope Francis since hospitalization
The photo is said to have been taken Sunday, when Francis was co-celebrating Mass in the chapel of the hospital suite where he has been battling a health crisis.
Trump and Putin to hold call on ceasefire deal soon, US envoy says
Steve Witkoff, who recently met Putin, says he expects the presidents to have a positive discussion.
What to know about the massive protests against Serbia’s president
The protest in Belgrade, Serbia, was the culmination of four months of rallies against President Aleksandar Vucic’s government after a deadly train station roof collapse.