Europe
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Six-year-old child was injured during incident early on Saturday afternoon, near Salez in country’s north-east
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Irish brothers Gary and Paul O’Donovan win silver then worry about missing celebration back home in Skibbereen
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The historic third bailout awarded to Athens after weeks of brinkmanship last year was supposed to have secured its future in the EU. But little has changed
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Charities claim youngsters and women are too afraid to leave tents after dark at government-run camps
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Outcry in France over court’s treatment of Jacqueline Sauvage, who has become a symbol of the suffering of domestic abuse victims
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Residents told bank they could hear tunnelling as early as last Monday, but thieves finished digging and emptied safe and deposit boxes
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Most analysts are confident that the radical democrats – in favour of legalising drugs and offering asylum to Edward Snowden – will win 18-20 MPs in October
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Project Syndicate economists Airing the IMF's dirty European laundry
Barry EichengreenThe Fund’s independent evaluation office has issued a comprehensive critique of its role in Europe’s post-2008 crisis
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David Lisnard rules that bathing apparel must respect ‘good customs and secularism’
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Putin boosts ‘anti-terror’ measures at Ukraine frontier with annexed Crimea as Poroshenko puts troops on combat alert
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Checking smartphones of those without passports among measures announced by the interior minister, Thomas de Maizière
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Sicilian town the latest of more than 2oo Italian municipalities to be shut down for this reason since 1991
The Guardian view on press freedom: the need for constant vigilance