Europe

EU and UK impose sanctions on Russians for child deportations. Tensions grow as Germany shows support with a Kyiv visit.

The Musée d’Orsay is calling on visitors to help discover the origins of 13 WWII-recovered artworks recovered from Germany and Austria.

Burberry's £2,000 Cotswolds handbag sees a surge in popularity among wealthy Americans, driving the luxury brand's sales growth.

Kyiv suffers significant civilian casualties as Russian military assaults escalate, marking a grave escalation in the ongoing conflict.

Angela Rayner, ex-Deputy PM of the UK, is exonerated from tax mishap allegations, raising discussions on political accountability and transparency.

The BBC identifies a major player in the smuggling operations facilitating illegal crossings, highlighting the global human trafficking crisis.

A German pediatrician is charged with 130 counts of child abuse, raising concerns about medical oversight and child safety.

Germany's intelligence picks a French data system over Palantir, sparking civil approval and calls for further privacy improvements.

In Saône-et-Loire, France, police alert drivers to unpredictable deer intoxicated by fermented fruit, highlighting seasonal road dangers.

Peter Magyar, Hungary's new Prime Minister, exposes Orban's lavish past. Many hope for a transformative political shift in the nation.

A pivotal Iraqi Kurd known as 'Kardo Ranya' orchestrates migrant crossings in the English Channel, continuing to evade capture.

The EU sanctions 16 individuals and seven entities for alleged child deportations, with the UK following suit and Germany's defense minister visiting Kyiv.