Europe

Serbian court convicts parents of teen who fatally shot 10 at Belgrade school

Shooter, Kosta Kecmanovic, was 13 when he committed the crime and therefore too young to face a trial, according to Serbian law

French prime minister unveils recovery plan for cyclone-devastated Mayotte

Francois Bayrou says a draft emergency law aiming to rebuild Mayotte within two years is forthcoming

Four UK Post Office scandal victims recognized in honors list

More than 1,200 people received honors in the latest list, which was decided by an honors committee

VOA Spanish: US companies will be able to retain some H-1B visa workers

Losing your kids to doom scrolling? Greece is building government app for that

The Kids Wallet app, due to launch in March, is aimed at safeguarding children under the age of 15 from the risks of excessive and inappropriate internet use

Scores of Ukrainian and Russian prisoners head back home after swap

Kyiv brings home 189 former captives; 150 Russians return home

Finland discovers anchor ‘dragging track’ amid suspicions of Russian subsea sabotage

Finland accuses tanker crew of ‘aggravated criminal mischief’ after power, internet cables severed

Finland discovers anchor 'dragging track' amid suspicions of Russian subsea sabotage

Finland accuses tanker crew of 'aggravated criminal mischief' after power and internet cables severed

VOA Russian: Kremlin could force Belarus to enter war in Ukraine or lose independence

VOA Russian: Moscow trying to navigate confusion around plane crash

German government seeks to downplay Musk's backing of far-right party ahead of general election 

Musk caused uproar over the weekend after backing the AfD in an opinion piece in a major newspaper, leading to the resignation of the paper's opinion editor in protest

US announces $2.5 billion in new Ukraine aid 

Ukraine says it shot down 21 of 43 Russian drones