Europe is shaped by decisions made across borders, from the continent’s response to Russia’s war in Ukraine to debates over sanctions and military support. These choices affect security, diplomacy and the daily lives of people across the region.
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Antoinette Bower, the German-born British actress best known to genre fans for her roles in The Twilight Zone and Star Trek, has died at the age of 93. She passed away on 30 April at a senior retirement home in the Eagle Rock area of Los Angeles, according…
Ukraine's strikes on Russian oil are causing shortages inside Russia.
Moscow has restricted diesel exports and is seeking fuel imports.
Putin can still supply his military despite the disruption.
Ukraine's escalating drone and missile campaign against Russia's oil and gas industry is increasingly being felt inside Russia itself, according to a Fox News report drawing on Russian opposition figure Maxim Katz. The strikes have reportedly forced Moscow to restrict diesel exports, seek fuel imports and grapple with…
Kane confirms he played golf with Trump 18 months ago, sparking debate.
England face Norway in a World Cup quarter-final, winner reaching Atlanta semi-final.
Norway coach Solbakken sends best wishes to cancer-stricken Kevin Keegan.
As England prepared for their World Cup 2026 quarter-final against Norway, the Guardian's live coverage was dominated by captain Harry Kane's confirmation that he played a round of golf with US President Donald Trump around 18 months earlier. The admission stirred considerable debate among readers, with the paper…
At least 12 killed and 23 missing after wildfire in southern Spain; four British nationals confirmed dead
Blaze struck a remote expat community on Thursday night
Part of wider European wildfire and heatwave emergency affecting multiple countries including France
A major wildfire swept through a remote expat community in southern Spain on Thursday night, claiming at least 12 lives with at least four British nationals among the confirmed dead. The blaze has left a further 23 peopl
Devon police treated Ann Widdecombe's death, aged 78, as murder.
The former Tory MP and broadcaster was found dead.
Adam Boulton was criticised for disparaging on-air remarks about her.
Devon police launched a murder investigation following the death of the former Conservative MP and broadcaster Ann Widdecombe, aged 78, who was found dead. Officers treated the circumstances as suspicious, and the news prompted shock among those familiar with her long career spanning Westminster politics and television. In…
Spain beat Belgium in World Cup quarter-final in Los Angeles, with substitute goalkeeper Senne Lammens' error leading to Spain's winning goal
Lamine Yamal praised as influential player with analysts believing he has more to deliver for Spain
Late introduction of Belgium goalkeeper highlighted difficulties in game management and adjustment during knockout-stage football
Spain secured victory over Belgium in their World Cup quarter-final encounter held in Los Angeles, with the decisive goal stemming from a critical mistake by substitute Belgium goalkeeper Senne Lammens. The error highlig
Merino's late winner sends Spain into the World Cup semi-finals.
Substitute struck again after decisive goals against Germany and Portugal.
Courtois's injury proved costly as replacement Lammens fumbled the winner.
Spain reached the semi-finals of the 2026 World Cup with a 2-1 victory over Belgium, sealed by a late winner from substitute Mikel Merino. His intervention continued a remarkable pattern of decisive late goals, having previously struck in the closing stages against Germany at Euro 2024 and against…
Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha receives honour of having a newly discovered red sea slug species named after him (Aldisa vozinha)
The naming celebrates his World Cup performances, particularly his crucial goalless draw against Spain; his social media following surged from 50k to 17.4 million followers
Marine biologist Jesus Ortea deliberately chose the red-coloured mollusc to reference Spain's 'La Roja' nickname and Vozinha's historic achievement
A new species of sea slug has been named after Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha to mark his performance against Spain at the World Cup.
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