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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy visited flood-devastated Kherson as authorities said some 600 square kilometers (230 square miles) of

Eight children have stabbed in a knife attack in a town in the French alps. Regional deputy Antoine Armand described the attack as "abominable" and said authorities were investigating. The French prime minister, Élisabeth Borne, is on her way to the scene.

Turkish state lenders returned to supporting the lira after a temporary halt to dollar sales on Wednesday triggered

The euro area suffered the mildest possible recession during the winter after Russia’s war in Ukraine sent energy

Hungarian inflation slowed more than estimated in May as a deepening recession limited the room for further price

Ukraine has warned of the danger posed by exploding mines floating in floodwater from the Kakhovka dam disaster. "Water is disturbing mines that were laid earlier, causing them to explode," deputy prime minister Oleksandr Kubrakov told reporters earlier. “As a result of the flooding, infectious diseases and chemicals were getting into the water,” he said. Yesterday, Ukrainians fled to trees and rooftops to escape flooding caused by the collapse of the damm, which Kyiv says was blown up by Russia. Hundreds of thousands are said to be without normal access to clean drinking water following the breach, described by Ukraine officials as the biggest eco-diaster since Chernobyl. Read More Mapped: The damage caused by Ukraine’s devastated dam Nato countries ‘could send troops to Ukraine in coalition of the willing’ former alliance chief warns From Stalin to Putin, dam-busting has been a barbaric and brutally effective tactic for warmongers for decades Massive destruction after Ukraine dam collapse revealed in new satellite images

Germany is quietly dropping its goal of having one million electric-car charging stations on streets and at supermarkets

UK opposition leader Keir Starmer will commit his Labour Party to boost domestic steel-making as he battles to

Most Europeans consider China a key economic partner despite seeing limits to the relationship, according to a survey

Yields on government bonds opened higher in Australia and Japan while Treasuries held most of their sharp move

Bonds are slumping from the US to Australia as early hawkish signs from this month’s slew of central-bank

Many landmines planted near the Dnipro river are likely to have been washed away by the surging water.