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A plebiscite on judicial reform risks tripping up Italy's leader just as she is at the zenith of her power.

Europe's longest-serving leader won the fight over Ukraine's €90B loan. By the next summit he could be a distant memory.

Britain has unveiled its cuts to international aid and only three recipients will see aid spending fully protected: Ukraine, the Palestinian territories and Sudan.

A leaked version of the working draft details stricter regulations on international funding and large penalties for breaking the law.

Marine Le Pen and Jordan Bardella struck an upbeat tone in the land of sparkling wines.

London City Lionesses and Spain defender Jana Fernandez talks to Alex Scott about adjusting to life in the WSL after moving from Barcelona, in a new episode of Eat & Yap which you can watch in full on...

When an 18-year-old makes Real Madrid history in a crucial Champions League tie against Manchester City, it inevitably draws acclaim and attention. BBC Sport takes a look at rising star Thiago Pitarch...

Two people have died and 27 have fallen ill. Health officials are issuing antibiotics and vaccine doses.

Foreign interference looms over the vote after accusations that a private intelligence company meddled in the campaign.  

EU leaders are conflicted on how much of the spotlight the Hungarian PM should be given at what could be his last summit on Thursday.

A lack of consensus and NATO's limited role in the Middle East make the crisis particularly hard for the alliance chief to resolve.