Share this page BERLIN (Reuters) -Germany’s biggest opposition party the Alternative for Germany is harbouring a growing number of right-wing extremists, the domestic spy agency said in its annual report […]

Share this page VIENNA (Reuters) -At least eight people were killed when a shooter opened fire at a school in the Austrian city of Graz on Tuesday, and others were

Share this page BRUSSELS (Reuters) -The European Commission will propose next week to give governments more flexibility on defence procurement and make access to European funding easier, European Defence Commissioner

Share this page CHERNIHIV, Ukraine (Reuters) – When gaunt Ukrainian soldiers dismount from buses as part of prisoner swaps with Russia, Mariia Pylnyk tries to find out anything she can

Share this page (Reuters) -A plane with five people aboard, including two pilots, went missing in the deep forests of Siberia on Tuesday, Russia’s civil aviation authority Rosaviatsia said. Read

Share this page SYDNEY (Reuters) -Australia will seek to disprove the “corrosive” idea that democratic institutions are failing amid significant global uncertainty, and play a stabilising role in the region,

Share this page (Reuters) -Ukraine’s overnight drone strikes have forced a temporary suspension of flights in all airports serving Moscow and the country’s second-largest city St. Petersburg, but caused no

Share this page SYDNEY (Reuters) -An Australian woman accused of the murder of three elderly relatives of her estranged husband by feeding them poisonous mushrooms disputed on Tuesday accounts of

Share this page SEOUL (Reuters) -A large building next to one of South Korea’s historic main Buddhist temples, the Jogye temple in Seoul, is on fire and firefighters are battling

Share this page SEOUL (Reuters) -K-pop group BTS members RM and V were discharged from the South Korean military on Tuesday after mandatory service, and said they will soon be