Europe
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Ukrainian drones target oil infrastructure deep inside Russia, leading to ban on diesel exports
Until Monday's strike in Siberia, Ukrainian attacks on Russia's oil infrastructure were limited to within 1,000 miles of Kyiv-controlled territory.
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Farage poised to face joke candidate after other parties stand down in by-election
Farage announced the move amid an investigation into his finances, making an apparent attempt to secure a fresh mandate from his constituency of Clacton-on-Sea.
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Ukrainian drones strike oil terminal in St. Petersburg, Zelensky calls it 'long-range sanctions'
The attack is part of an ongoing bombardment of Russia's oil infrastructure, which has created a fuel crisis in the fifth year of the country's invasion of Ukraine.
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Anthropic's exit a wake-up call for Europe's AI ambitions
After months of debate in Europe on how to limit AI, Anthropic's limits on its highest level systems is shining a light on Europe's lack of large AI companies.
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Europe set for record travel season, looks to China to help fill void of more Americans saying no
More Americans are staying away from Europe due to high airfares, a weak dollar, and the World Cup. But Europe is still expecting another record year.
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Suspect arrested in connection to stabbing 17-year-old girl in UK
Her injuries are not life-threatening and she is being treated at the hospital.
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Police in Belfast blast immigration protestors with water cannons
Police arrested Hadi Alodid, 30, who is originally from Sudan. He is being charged with blinding the left eye of Stephen Ogilvie during the attack, which was police say was done with a kitchen knife.
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Fears of war, cyber attacks, ID theft has Europe pondering its cashless economy, return to currency
Most transactions in European countries remain cashless. But the adoption rate for them has leveled out, and now the government is creating incentives to stabilize the current level of cash usage rather than letting it fall further.
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EU's von der Leyen was known as Big Tech tough, then she tapped one of its CEOs to help regulate AI
In Jim Hagemann Snabe's new role, he'll help reshape the European AI rules he fought to weaken at chairman at Siemens.
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Zelensky writes open letter asking for face-to-face meeting with Putin
Zelensky said it would be "wrong to simply wait" until the conflict between the two countries again becomes a central focus of attention from the United States, which has shifted its focus to the conflict in Iran.
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Russian missile and drone attacks on Kyiv kill more than a dozen and injure hundreds
Emergency crews were digging through wreckage as they tried to reach people burned under the rubble of apartment buildings.
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Hungary’s new government faces old reality check – Orbán's party, public support for his policies
Péter Magyar soundly defeated entrenched Hungarian leader Viktor Orbán in April. But changing the attitudes that sustained Orbán for 16 years will be a challenge.
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Europe no longer convinced Russia's war will stop at Ukraine
Europe believes that Russia's goal may now be a long-term standoff with the West