Trump's demands over Greenland are a rude awakening in a moment fraught with risk.

President Zelensky says Russia has started using "far more" ballistic missiles in its attacks on Ukraine.

Investigators remain baffled by the cause of Sunday's deadly crash in the south of the country.

The move follows renewed tensions between the US and EU, as Donald Trump pushes to acquire Greenland.

The US president says it is "another in a very long line of National Security reasons why Greenland has to be acquired".

Salvatore Mancuso's group committed more than 100 crimes, many targeting an indigenous group, the tribunal ruled.

Paul-Henri Sandaogo Damiba is accused by Burkina Faso of trying to kill current President Ibrahim Traoré.

The reforms are in response to Australia's worst mass shooting in decades at a Jewish festival in December.

The discovery suggests cows may have far greater cognitive abilities than previously assumed.

The operation follows a change of tactics agreed amid growing pressure from the UK government to step up interventions.

The move comes amid continuing clashes with Syrian government forces despite a ceasefire agreement.

John Sudworth says the sounds of heavy machinery can be heard echoing around the neighbourhood.

President Zelensky says Russia has started using "far more" ballistic missiles in its attacks on Ukraine.

Authorities say the twisted train wreckage makes it difficult to recover people trapped inside.

The Islamic State group says they were behind the blast in Kabul, but police say they are still investigating the cause.

The former heavyweight champion was a passenger in the crash, which killed two of his team members.

The losing presidential candidate calls for "peaceful change", saying Uganda's judiciary is not independent.

A series of text messages between US President Donald Trump and European leaders have been shared publicly.

A state police commissioner said the information was "mere falsehood... peddled by conflict entrepreneurs".

Transatlantic relations aren't broken, though they are damaged. And if Europeans want to try to cut through with Trump, they'll have to stick together, writes Europe Editor Katya Adler