Russia bombs cities across Ukraine in ‘massive’ overnight assault
Missiles and drones strike Ukrainian cities — while Poland says ‘everything indicates’ Russian missile briefly entered its airspace.
Jacques Delors, architect of a united Europe, is dead at 98
Delors is seen as one of the most important pioneers of a European internal market and single currency.
Europe is spending millions to trap carbon. Where will it go?
The EU is promising storage will eventually be available — but manufacturers in Europe’s poorer regions are worried it won’t be within reach.
Russia uses POWs as political weapon against Kyiv
The last major prisoner exchange was in August, but Ukrainian families are getting calls from POWs held by Russia asking them to protest against the Ukrainian government.
Turkey’s parliamentary committee approves Sweden’s NATO membership
The bid still needs to be approved by the full Turkish parliament.
The first nail-biter election of 2024: Taiwan
It’s too close to call in Taipei as tensions simmer in the South China Sea.