Europe

Adherents of the group reject the legitimacy of Germany’s post-war constitution and have similarities to followers of the QAnon movement in the U.S.

Sachin Hawkins, 19, was from Freeport, Long Island, and hoped to become a teacher, his family said.

Halting unauthorized migration across the English Channel was a key policy for PM Rishi Sunak, who is pushing back to find a workaround to the court ruling.

An unsealed indictment accuses two men and one woman of shipping electronics around the world so it could then be sent to Ukraine to help manufacture weapons.

A senior Ukrainian official said that the country's forces had secured a foothold on the east bank of the Dnipro River in the southern Kherson region.

Governments are struggling with how to balance fears of rising antisemitism and the rights of protesters who for weeks have marched in the streets of the continent’s biggest cities.

The operation to bring the animal, named Kimba, back into captivity involved Italian police and local volunteers.

Tens of thousands of people have rallied in Madrid and Barcelona against the amnesty in recent weeks.

Almost 21 months of war have significantly eroded both Russia’s and Ukraine’s military resources. As winter comes, the fighting is likely to further settle into attritional warfare.

Harry, the younger son of King Charles, as well as Elton John and five others accuse the publisher of the Daily Mail of phone-hacking and other privacy breaches.

Victor Zhora, head of Ukraine’s cyber defense agency, told NBC News that it was an example of Russia’s coordinating its cyberattacks and kinetic attacks against the same target.