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Kyiv’s Independence Square has long been the heart of Ukraine’s revolutions, and for many, it is the only place where their loved ones can truly be honoured.

Zelenskyy claimed that Ukraine’s military has become one of the most powerful in the world but the country’s military is bolstered by millions of euros in aid packages from Western allies.

Israeli strikes in the Gaza Strip overnight killed 12 people, Palestinian medical officials said on Sunday.

Santiago Abascal, president of the Vox party, has emerged as one of the most influential figures in contemporary Spanish politics with a nationalist and anti-immigration agenda.

Russia’s state-owned oil and gas company Gazprom has said it will stop supplying gas to Austria on Saturday – but it’s unclear whether they have carried through with the threat.

Ahead of the Irish general election, a manipulated video has been shared thousands of times on X, supposedly showing a migrant mocking a white woman over having obtained social housing.

Armenia’s diverse landscapes, with their rolling highlands, lush valleys, and fast-flowing rivers, create a vibrant outdoor playground.

Only 58% of EU small and medium enterprises have reached a basic level of digital services, an enormous 32 percentage points behind the goal set by the EU Commission for 2030.

The Financial Stability Board said the technology could lead to herding, fraud and disinformation, as jurisdictions such as the EU examine the case for further regulation. ADVERTISEMENTArtificial intelligence (AI) could pose a risk to the financial system, international standard-setters warned on Thursday, as they probe an innovation that’s seen significant interest among banks and other financial firms. Jurisdictions such as the EU have taken the lead in regulating the potentially transformational technology – but are worried about how to apply rules in the already highly regulated finance sector. AI may “potentially amplify certain financial sector vulnerabilities and thereby pose risks to financial stability”, despite…

In an exclusive interview with Euronews, José Manuel Durão Barroso recalls how EU leaders struggled to come up with a common response to Russia’s invasion of Crimea and what Vladimir Putin told him in private.