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Police in Strasbourg say the men charged victims thousands of euros for pest control they did not need.

Videos of actors like Elijah Wood posted on Cameo have been used to spread falsehoods about Ukraine.

The Festival of Lights is marked around the world amid a difficult time for Jewish communities

Waning interest in Ukraine and mounting border concerns give the party a potent political weapon.

Senate Republicans blocked a $110bn aid package for Ukraine, Israel and humanitarian efforts in Gaza.

The BBC has seen evidence of foreigners without valid visas being sent to a military camp near Ukraine.

MPs stop the "inappropriate treatment" of religious texts after a series of burnings of Islam's holy book.

Police say they believe the 14-year-old girl may have been involved in a conflict with classmates.

The FSB state security service is accused of hacking and releasing sensitive documents.

The four-centuries-old art mixing costume, drama and music joins other global customs and traditions.

The changes will make it easier for NI students to study in the Republic of Ireland, says an Irish minister.

Italy was the only G7 major economy to join China's flagship trade and infrastructure project.

Kathmandu has asked Moscow to return all Nepali mercenaries after six of them were killed.

Security aid is in jeopardy as US Republicans insist on new US-Mexico border security measures.

Karin Kneissl danced with the Russian leader at her wedding. Now she's building a new life in Russia.

Russia's leader visits the UAE and Saudi Arabia for talks expected to include the Gaza and Ukraine wars.

The legislation could set up a politically explosive fight with the courts.