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06.03.2025 18:20 The former Spanish football federation president was found guilty of sexual assault but not guilty of coercion.

06.03.2025 13:30 The decision will end 400 years of the company's letter service, and postboxes will disappear from June.

06.03.2025 13:30 Police gather evidence against MPs who let off smoke bombs and flares in a protest over claims of corruption.

06.03.2025 13:30 Sweden and Finland's defence sectors are benefiting from their countries joining Nato.

06.03.2025 08:01 Without US intelligence, Ukraine will not be able to make such effective use of long-range Western weaponry, writes Paul Adams.

06.03.2025 03:41 Macron will join other EU leaders at a special defence summit in Brussels after the US suspended military aid to Kyiv.

05.03.2025 17:01 Calin Georgescu is the frontrunner in the May vote, but he has not yet been able to register as a candidate.

05.03.2025 12:40 Germany's likely chancellor-to-be announces a political deal to raise hundreds of billions of euros in extra spending.

05.03.2025 12:40 The statement indicates a cooling of tensions between the leaders after their fiery meeting last week.

05.03.2025 02:31 The Ukrainian leader describes Friday's fiery Oval Office meeting as "regrettable".

05.03.2025 02:31 Europe is scrambling to react effectively to the relentlessness and pace of change in Washington, writes Europe editor Katya Adler.

04.03.2025 22:12 Thirty-two people were shipwrecked on a rig in the Mediterranean with no food or water, an NGO has said.

04.03.2025 22:12 Pope Francis is off mechanical breathing intervention and is alert, the Vatican's latest update says.

04.03.2025 17:31 Should he apologise to Trump or even resign? The options for Ukraine's leader are looking increasingly thin.

04.03.2025 17:31 It's the first time that a case has gone to court since a euthanasia law was introduced in Spain in 2021.