Police are continuing to investigate the violence and have released images of several suspects they want to identify.
Fourteen of the ship's 16 crew members has been rescued and brought to Spain, the Foreign Ministry's crisis centre says.
The meeting comes at a critical time in the war, one month before Trump comes to power.
More than 50 were injured as a driver tore through a crowded Christmas market in Magdeburg, with the suspect now under arrest.
A Ukranian missile attack on Rylsk in Russia's Kursk region kills one child and five others, with another 10 people were taken to a hospital.
Eight irregular migrants including a child killed when a speedboat capsized near the Greek island of Rhodes while survivors were arrested for smuggling and rescuers continue searching for more passengers.
Amid Germany's election uncertainty, Elon Musk praised the far-right AfD party as the country’s savior, drawing mixed reactions from both political leaders and the public.
Polish diplomat Witold Lesniak hails ‘thriving’ economic ties with Türkiye as sectors such as healthy food and cosmetics push bilateral trade growth.
Authorities also reported missile attacks in the southern port city of Kherson, where one person was killed and six wounded.
Ukraine has previously ruled out extending a contract to transit Russian gas, via Ukraine, to Europe, which is due to expire at the end of the year. Slovakia, one of the recipients of the gas, has been racing to prolong the deal.
Residents believe the death toll is much higher than what's officially being reported given the severity of what they lived through.
They had been held in Ouagadougou since December 2023.
The Russian president dismisses assertion that Russia is in a weak position.
The move came after the UK's Defence Secretary John Healey visited Kiev, holding talks with his Ukrainian counterpart Rustem Umerov and vowing to step up British support to Ukraine in 2025.
The comprehensive report reveals that 6.3 million properties are currently at risk from flooding caused by rivers, the sea and surface water.
Israel fans violently assaulted the activists and hurled insults at them after they were stopped by the security.
Igor Kirillov, the head of the Russian army’s nuclear, chemical and biological operations, was accused by Kiev of using dirty weapons against Ukrainian populations.
The court found that Sarkozy conspired to secure a job in Monaco for a judge in exchange for inside information about an investigation into allegations that Sarkozy had accepted illegal payments from L'Oreal heiress Liliane Bettencourt.
Two tankers ran aground in the Black Sea, leading to a major oil spill that has contaminated beaches and threatened marine life.
Outgoing President Salome Zourabichvili has refused to stepped down after the Electoral College elected a new president on December 14.
Starting in 2025, the Amsterdam council will allow solar panels to be visibly installed on all roofs of monuments and buildings in protected areas, expanding the current rule that permits panels only if hidden from street view.
The report by the emergency services watchdog into the police response found intelligence "gaps" and failures to understand and curb misinformation spreading on social media, as well as operational errors.
The man was promised $100,000 to carry out the attack, as well as the possibility to settle "in a European country".
The move aims to protect the support mechanism ahead of Trump's return to the White House.
Located in the southern Krasnodar region, the Russian town of Anapa has a population of around 90,000 people.
Moscow has courted relations with the Taliban since they seized power in Afghanistan after the United States' chaotic withdrawal from the country in 2021.
Ukraine's commander-in-chief says heavy fighting in the Kursk region, where Russian forces, aided by North Korean troops, are attempting to push back Ukrainian soldiers.
Recep Tayyip Erdogan urges that Türkiye-EU relations not to be held ‘hostage to narrow agendas of some members’ of bloc.
Beijing has rejected allegations that a Chinese businessman used his connections with Britain's Prince Andrew to spy for Beijing, following escalating concerns from the UK government over the claims.
The bomb was triggered remotely and had the power equivalent to roughly 300g of TNT, Russian media reports.
There is "also evidence indicating that several of the prohibited genocidal acts have been, and continue to be, committed in Gaza," says the Berlin-based European Center for Constitutional and Human Rights.
According to the constitution, when a parliamentary majority withdraws confidence in the chancellor, the president may dissolve parliament at the chancellor's request, triggering new elections.
A setback that forces Moscow to stack the deck and minimise losses on a lost front while tightening focus on Ukraine.
At least three North Korean servicemen also went missing near the village of Kurilovka, says Ukraine's Defense Intelligence.
