Europe

Russian Vinnik back in Moscow after prisoner swap, news agency says

Jailed Georgian journalist: 'I will not bow to this regime'

Colleagues raise concerns about health of media outlet founder who is protesting her detention in Georgian prison

Trump wants denuclearization talks with Russia and China, hopes for defense spending cuts

'There’s no reason for us to be building brand-new nuclear weapons. We already have so many,' he says

Chinese diplomat visits UK, restarts dialogue

Wang Yi's visit signals warming ties still shadowed by distrust

Expert says Trump needs ‘carrot and stick’ with Putin

One year since Navalny's death, investigation stalls

Pentagon chief calls on NATO partners to increase role in Europe’s defense

The US defense secretary says the allies likely will need to raise defense spending to 5% GDP

Turkey awaits possible breakthrough in long war with Kurdish separatists

Kurds in Turkey are expecting their imprisoned leader to announce a ceasefire soon, ending decades of war between Kurdish rebels and the Turkish government. But Turkey’s president has not made clear what terms he’s willing to accept. Dorian Jones reports from Istanbul.

Global AI race is on, world leaders say at Paris summit

At this week’s Artificial Intelligence Action Summit in Paris, world leaders and technologists gathered to discuss the rapidly evolving field of generative artificial intelligence. Many are eager to join the global AI race, while others are proceeding with caution. Tina Trinh reports.

15 wounded in grenade attack in French bar

Police search for suspect; motive unclear in incident in Alpine city of Grenoble

Vance visits Dachau concentration camp ahead of Zelenskyy meeting

Among those in the touring group was Abba Naor, a Holocaust survivor who was held at Dachau