The Latest Breaking News on War in Ukraine

The EU wants to launch its drone system in late 2027

Italy’s top court has rejected the extradition to Germany of a Ukrainian man arrested on suspicion of setting off explosions that damaged Nord Stream gas pipelines between Russia and Germany, his lawyer said on Thursday

Five years after the death of French history and geography teacher Samuel Paty, beheaded by a Chechen Islamist, "the shock is still raw", according to Paty's sister. The sentiments of pain and fear are shared by many teachers across France, who say they lack the resources to deal with violence…

A bishop in the Armenian Apostolic Church has been charged with coercing citizens into public gatherings

Cartel operatives are reportedly exploiting Ukraine's limited vetting of foreign recruits, where background checks are rare and credentials often go unverified, allowing individuals with criminal ties to enlist with minimal oversight.

Greece's parliament on Thursday approved a government-backed bill allowing people to work 13-hour days, despite fierce objections from trade unions and opposition parties.

Russia has launched hundreds of drones and dozens of missiles at energy sites

Strikes cause outages in eight regions before Washington talks to discuss US providing Kyiv with cruise missiles

Gaza's future — who governs, who provides security, what happens to Hamas and to the Israeli occupation force — is still unsettled.

ANALYSIS: The US president has shown he loves to back a winner – especially one that uses US weapons – which means Zelensky must convince him that he’s the one to back with Tomahawk missiles, writes Sam Kiley in Dnipro

Since Alina Sarnatska’s first play premiered a year ago, she has documented wartime Ukraine with unflinching frankness