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Designed to keep Europe safe, a security system is trapping Ukrainian ex-prisoners — including victims of Russian occupation — leaving families torn apart with no clear path out of legal limbo.

As relations between Berlin and Paris falter, Germany's chancellor is identifying Italy's prime minister as a key ally.

In a week when the U.S. president wrecked the Western order, a wobbly new era is beginning to emerge.

A subdued gathering in Brussels became a wake for a decades-old world order that's slipping away.

A focus group this week found there is concern about the Reform UK leader's relationship with the U.S. president.

Trump? Yes. Putin? Maybe. Darth Vader? Application pending.

A series of transatlantic crises is teaching European leaders to act more quickly and more forcefully to protect shared interests, diplomats said.

UFC star Justin Gaethje reveals he was born short-sighted in one eye and long-sighted in the other, which severely affected his depth perception for the first half of his career. He also recalls the...

Even Donald Trump complimented the French leader's pair of blue aviator sunglasses.

Tottenham Hotspur are awaiting on a final diagnosis on Lucas Bergvall's ankle injury amid early concerns he faces up to three months on the sidelines.

Bangladesh's place at next month's T20 World Cup is in jeopardy after the nation's cricket board reaffirms its plea to move matches from India to Sri Lanka.

As Cameron Norrie bids to beat Alexander Zverev for the first time in seven meetings, BBC Sport looks at what it is like to be on the wrong end of a head-to-head record.