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Zelensky suggests war could end if unoccupied Ukraine comes under Nato

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Ros Atkins On... Are North Korean troops fighting in Ukraine?

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Tight three-way race in Irish general election, RTÉ exit poll suggests

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One month after Storm Dana, Valencia begins its recovery

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'D-Day paper' affair: Can Germany's FDP still be salvaged?

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Malian singer detained in Belgium in child custody row

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Portugal: State Budget for 2025 approved as Socialist Party abstains

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António Costa takes charge of European Council as Charles Michel steps down

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Cute animals feast on Thanksgiving treats at Oregon Zoo

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Latest news bulletin | November 29th – Evening

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All aboard the Sicilia Express: Italy's new sleeper train whisking homesick Sicilians home for Xmas

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Paris cracks down on Airbnbs with €100,000 fines and London-style limit on nights per year

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Trump's health pick RFK Jr might visit Romania to meet 'TikTok Messiah' candidate

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Can Russia launch an assault on Ukraine's city of Zaporizhzhia?

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More than 100 people missing in Nigeria after boat capsizes on river Niger

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Striking workers in Italy demand wage hikes amid soaring inflation

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Iconic schnitzel meets street art in Vienna

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Lower your voice and don’t eat while walking: Top etiquette tips for tourists to Japan

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Bulgarian nationals in UK accused of spying and plotting to kidnap and kill Kremlin opponents

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Belfast rappers Kneecap win discrimination battle against UK government

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Swiss GDP grows underwhelmingly as manufacturing remains weak

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Gargoyles, stained glass and the spire: How Notre-Dame was restored

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Cruise passengers stage hunger strike after Antarctic stops cancelled due to engine failure

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The EU wants to lower protection for wolves. Why has the species rebound become a problem?

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Where is Bluesky? Not here, say Irish, Dutch media regulators

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Insurgents' attack on Assad-controlled Aleppo revives Syrian war after five-year truce

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Black Friday and Cyber Monday: Which European countries spend the most and on what?

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EU Parliament will hear candidates for top privacy job on 16 January

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Thousands of public sector workers in Italy protest against government budget plan

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German unemployment rises less than expected in November

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In Pictures: First images of France's Notre Dame cathedral's restored interior

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Russian strikes on Ukraine leave one dead and 22 injured in latest attacks

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Macron visits Notre Dame as cathedral's interior revealed after five-year restoration

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Greek bonds mark historical milestone: Spread erased against France

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UK intelligence chief accuses Russia of 'staggeringly reckless' sabotage campaign

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Watch: First look inside Notre-Dame ahead of reopening

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EU must work with cities to solve the housing crisis

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France admits colonial 'massacre', says Senegal's leader

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Victoria and Albert Museum reveals winner of Jameel Prize

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Frida Kahlo, dragons and the Taj Mahal shine bright at Sofia’s festive Lumina Park

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French President Macron visits Notre Dame ahead of grand reopening

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Borrell issues final warning: EU has reached 'breaking point' in Ukraine

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Slovakia detains two over alleged hybrid attacks on infrastructure

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UK transport minister resigns over decade-old fraud conviction

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What is 'pig butchering,' the global financial scam Meta is warning everyone about?

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Beloved Mexican actress Silvia Pinal has died aged 93

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Google sued in Canada over alleged 'anti-competitive conduct in online advertising'

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Latest news bulletin | November 29th – Midday

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Eurozone's inflation rate rises to 2.3%: Should the ECB be concerned?

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How Germany is planning to invest €2 billion in its semiconductor sector

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