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Incumbent Zoran Milanović, a combative critic of NATO and the EU, finished well ahead of the ruling party candidate but just short of a majority.

The downing was an accident, but “some circles” in Russia tried to cover it up, Ilham Aliyev said.

European Commission has delayed updated EU rules on tobacco products.

Moscow has ramped up unconventional attacks against the West since it invaded Ukraine in 2022.

Tragedy at Muan International Airport is one of the country’s worst aviation disasters.

Billionaire entrepreneur's backing of the far-right party has triggered a backlash in the run-up to snap elections in Germany set for Feb. 23.

Kyiv hasn't commented on the FSB's claim, which comes 10 days after Ukraine assassinated Russia's chemical weapons chief in Moscow.

Salome Zourabichvili says she will continue to do her job, calling the inauguration of a new president "not valid."

Russian president says the airliner was attempting to land in Grozny amid Ukrainian drone attacks in the area.

White House cites "early indications" of possible Russian involvement in the crash on Christmas Day.

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico is threatening retaliatory measures against Ukraine if Kyiv stops Russian gas transit to Slovakia as of Jan. 1.

Hamas is to blame for raising last-minute obstacles, per White House National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby.

Azerbaijani, Kazakh and Israeli airlines suspended flight to several Russian cities.

Dissolving of parliament sets the stage for what could be Germany’s sharpest swerve to the right in decades.

The Reform UK boss has challenged Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch to carry out an audit to prove which party has the most members.

Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus was about to board his plane when the airport was hit.

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"Why not?" Russian president asked reporters. "For us it's an acceptable alternative."

The Kremlin warns against premature conclusions, as reports mount that its air defenses misidentified the airliner as a Ukrainian drone

Finnish police say there is reason to believe a ship belonging to Moscow's sanctions-busting flotilla caused the damage.

Greenland says island's fate will be decided by its inhabitants, while Brussels declines to "comment on comments."

Paris retorts that it's Moscow's job to end the war it started, and insists any peace deal must be on Ukraine's terms.

Ukrainian president accuses Vladimir Putin of “deliberately” choosing Christmas Day to carry out the attack.

Estonia's third-largest city is struggling to face off threats from Russia.

According to analysts, the ship was part of a mission evacuating Russian bases in Syria.

Ahead of the February election, governing politicians are under fire over security failures while the far right is attempting to capitalize.

Corruption probes around the prime minister of Spain are coming to a head at a crucial moment for his fragile government.

Some worry that Mandelson will see Trump 2.0 as something to be weathered rather than a revolution in U.S. politics that will have long-lasting ramifications.

The prime minister has failed his first big test. Despite another bunch of ministers, he hasn’t built a broader political base.