The deal made between Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić and Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti in Ohrid is based on a gentleman's agreement because the Serbian party did not sign the document.
In the coming weeks the Russian mercenary group Wagner could lose most of the prisoners it recruited into its ranks as their military contracts expire.
Swedish parliament voted in favour of NATO accession.
The Prince of Wales meets troops in Poland an hour's drive from the border with Ukraine.
France's President Emmanuel Macron stood by his government and condemned violence in a much-anticipated interview over pension reforms.
They are concerned about America's role as the "world's policeman" and China's growing economic might.
Sweden has resumed EU talks on tightening visas for countries with lots of "unfounded" asylum-seekers, mentioning Colombia, Georgia, and Venezuela.
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The Spanish government denies any responsibility over the deaths of some 23 people who attempted to cross from Morocco into its north African Melilla enclave last summer.
The former British prime minister has been giving testimony Wednesday, to a parliamentary enquiry into Downing Street parties during the pandemic.
The Scottish Ambulance Service said 15 people were taken to hospital, while 10 others were treated and discharged at the scene.
The House of Commons voted 515-29 to back a key portion of The Windsor Framework, designed to resolve a trade dispute between the UK and Northern Ireland.
The lack of Russian opposition to the Russo-Ukrainian War is puzzling. The war is going nowhere, Russian casualties are staggering, the economy is in trouble, and living standards are declining, and yet polls indicate that most Russians support the war.
The proportion of EU-born short-term residents fell by 10% in 2021 compared to the previous decade, according to data published on Wednesday.
The controversial social media influencer and his brother have both been detained since December.
The 640,000 or so citizens of Luxembourg have been enjoying free public transport for three years and, unsurprisingly, they quite like it.
Seventh commemoration of 2016 Brussels attacks adds 33rd victim's name after Shanti De Corte was euthanised last year.
Five locks of Ludwig van Beethoven's hair were analysed by scientists led by Cambridge University.
Police fired tear gas and angry demonstrators threw projectiles as violence erupted again in streets across France on Tuesday night.
Russian forces are targeting the town of Chasiv Yar, in eastern Ukraine, as Moscow looks to close pincers on Bakhmut.
It is no easy thing to restrict thousands of chemicals used in daily products and manufacturing for some 70 years — but this week the EU opened public consultations on two proposals to do just that.
Uganda passes a bill to imprison people who identify as LGBTQ+ and could face life imprisonment or even the death penalty.
The French leader says he has no regrets about unpopular pension reforms but tries to calm tensions.
Greece begins gradual restart of train services, three weeks after rail disaster
This year, believers will abstain from eating or drinking from sunrise to sunset for one month of fasting, prayer, reflection, and community.
Tear gas rained over the demonstrators as they approached the giant white domes of the tanks that hold millions of litres of crude and diesel fuel.
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The Patriot missile system, which the soldiers are being trained for, is useful for defending population centres and critical infrastructure.
In Paris, as piles of garbage been rising so does fake news around the strike against the pension reform.
Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party has said it will vote against the Stormont Brake mechanism of the Windsor Framework. What is the DUP hoping to achieve, and what will this mean for power sharing in Belfast?
France pushed through a contoversial bill in parliament by enacting article 49.3. No vote was needed. Could this happen elsewhere in Europe?
The EU's lack of a long-term vision for Turkey could make the process of re-engaging with the country challenging, Demir Murat Seyrek argues.
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has called a general election for May following angry mass protests over February's rail disaster which killed 57 people.
The Ukrainian leader's visit near Bakhmut coincides with two deadly Russian attacks.
Belarusian world number two Aryna Sabalenka says she has faced "hate" in the locker room over her country's role in Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Multiple people have been killed, according to emergency services.
American actress Gwyneth Paltrow appeared in court in Utah on Tuesday for the start of a civil trial over claims she seriously injured a man in a skiing accident in 2016.
A magnitude 6.5 earthquake was felt across huge swathes of Afghanistan, Pakistan, and parts of India on Tuesday night, forcing people to spend the night outside.
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“The housing crisis is a political choice,” said one campaigner. “It is possible to make sure everyone has a safe and secure home, if the government want to."
The $15.6bn financing package is expected to be approved in the coming weeks.