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Putin vows retaliation against Ukraine as US peace talks stall
Ukraine and Russia agreed on a prisoner exchange set for this weekend.
'Fully committed': Pornhub vows compliance amid EU probe
The EU is investigating four porn sites for failing to block child access.
Editorial: NZ's renewed standing with Nato
Opinion: Our editorial on the Foreign Minister's meeting with Nato in Brussels.
Extraordinary images from ‘paralysed’ city
Irate farmers have brought a major city to a standstill, staging an epic tractor protest.
Zelenskyy makes emotional appeal for EU membership
Zelenskyy made the appeal at end of short trip outside Ukraine seeking new weaponry.
Angry fans 'run amok' in Belgium after Morocco win World Cup match
Police detained about a dozen people after crowds grew violent over shock World Cup upset.
Belgian policemen knifed in suspected terror attack
One officer is dead and another wounded in the stabbing attack in Brussels.
Machete-wielding man shot dead in Brussels
Machete-wielding man shot dead by after attacking a group of soldiers in Brussels.
Brussels: Better than beer
Is Brussels sprouting a new reputation as the cool capital of Europe? Michael Lamb took the tour ...
Warning misdirected in Brussels attack
According to Politico Europe, authorities sent the crucial email to the private account of Jo Decuyper, the head of the city's railway police.
Brussels attack initially aimed at France
The terrorists who carried out the attacks on the Brussels airport and metro had initially planned an attack on France instead, the Belgian federal prosecutor said.
Video shows alleged bomber's escape
Prosecutors in Belgium have released a new video that shows a third suspect in last month's Brussels airport attack allegedly leaving the scene after the bombing.
Terrorists stroll through
Virtually every mistake made then by the US national security machine found its analogue in Belgium on March 22.
Suspect released as police examine gloves
Belgian prosecutors yesterday released a man they had charged in connection with last week's deadly Brussels bombings.
Brothers spied on nuclear plant boss
Brothers Khalid and Ibrahim el-Bakraoui had secretly filmed the daily routine of Belgium's nuclear programme chief, before they blew themselves up at Brussels airport and on a Metro train.