Europe

Musicians release silent album to protest UK's AI copyright changes

Creative industries globally are grappling with the legal and ethical implications of AI models that can produce their own output after being trained on popular works without necessarily paying the creators of the original content

Trump hosts French leader to discuss Ukraine endgame

US president urged Europe to take a larger role in ending the war

China eyes Trump's Ukraine strategy, strengthens ties with Russia

Why China commended direct US-Russia talks on Ukraine

Chechen leader Kadyrov wants to rule for life

Analyst notes Russia’s military equipment losses in war with Ukraine

'There are reasons for concern' about pope’s health, friend says

After UN votes, Russia praises 'more balanced' US position on Ukraine

US gets resolution through Security Council and General Assembly, but differences widen with European allies and Ukraine

Russia's 3-year-war on Ukraine still unresolved

As Trump shifts US policy, European leaders maintain support for Kyiv

Three years into Russia’s war on Ukraine, it’s business as usual for Kharkiv entrepreneurs

Russian forces have been shelling Kharkiv in northeastern Ukraine almost daily since the start of their invasion three years ago. Still, local business owners continue working, and volunteers from all over the world are on hand to offer support. Anna Kosstutschenko has the story.

Russian court upholds French researcher's jail sentence 

Vinatier, who works for a Swiss conflict mediation NGO, was arrested last summer as tensions with France and other Western countries soared over Ukraine

Projectiles thrown at Russian consulate in France, one explodes, says security source

Russia demanded a full French investigation and said the incident looked like an act of terrorism