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Russia frees Ukrainian pilot Nadezhda Savchenko in prisoner swap

Russia on Wednesday released Ukrainian pilot Nadezhda Savchenko as part of a swap for two Russian servicemen jailed in Ukraine, an official said. Ms Savchenko...

Cars swallowed by sinkhole in Florence

An underground water mains break along Florence's picturesque Arno River has created a 200-metre-long sinkhole that buried dozens of parked cars. Firefighters asked residents of...

Sweden refuses to revoke Julian Assange arrest warrant

Swedish court has decided not to drop an arrest warrant against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange. The organisation asked the Swedish legal authorities to revoke the...

Round-the-world solar plane back in air after stop at home of Wright Brothers

A solar-powered airplane has taken off from the Ohio home town of America aviation pioneers Wilbur and Orville Wright on the latest leg of...

Angela Merkel hails ‘milestone’ measures to integrate Germany’s migrants

Chancellor Angela Merkel said the Cabinet has agreed upon details of new measures to help Germany deal with the integration of some 1.1m migrants...

France using fuel reserves to deal with petrol shortages caused by strikes

France has started using its fuel reserves to deal with petrol shortages caused by strikes and protests over a bill weakening worker protections. Unions are...

Evacuation of Idomeni refugee camp continues for second day

Greek authorities have begun a second day moving people out of the sprawling Idomeni refugee camp on the country's northern border with Macedonia. Some of...

US seeking death penalty in Charleston church massacre case

The man charged with killing nine black parishioners last year in a US church should face the death penalty, Attorney General Loretta Lynch said. Dylann...

Taiwan’s female president ‘extreme’ because she’s single, claims China

A newspaper published by China's official news agency has said the new president of rival Taiwan is more "extreme" in her politics because she...

Eurozone creditors approve new rescue loans for Greece

Greece has won a new batch of rescue loans from international creditors following agreement among the 19 eurozone finance ministers. After the ministers approved Greece's...

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