Europe
Swedish protesters denounce Israel's violation of Gaza ceasefire
'Babies are freezing to death' despite ceasefire, Swedish activist says
Swedish protesters denounce Israel's violation of Gaza ceasefire
'Babies are freezing to death' despite ceasefire, Swedish activist says
Belgian institutions reportedly hit by cyberattacks linked to pro-Russian hackers
Nuclear, energy companies also targeted, cybersecurity firm says
European countries concerned about new US sanctions on ICC judges
France, Belgium, Finland, others reaffirm support for Court's independence, ability to act without political pressure
Verdict in French company Lafarge's terror financing trial set for April 2026
6-week trial ends with final arguments from defendants
Polish Premier Tusk calls Ukrainian President Zelenskyy 'a hero in Poland'
Donald Tusk praises Volodymyr Zelenskyy, calling him 'a hero not only in Ukraine, but also in Poland,' and hailing EU's decision to lend Ukraine $105B over 2 years
EU leaders criticizing China, India's contacts with Moscow ‘rude, ill-mannered’: Russia
Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov accuses European leaders of trying to impose their position on Ukraine, attempting to 'undermine approach promoted' by US President Donald Trump’s administration
