A school shooting in Graz, Austria, has tragically claimed the lives of eleven individuals, including the 21-year-old perpetrator who died by suicide.
This marks the deadliest gun violence incident in Austria’s recent history.
BBC’s Bethany Bell reported from the scene at the Dreierschützengasse secondary school in the city’s northwest.
Prince of Wales addresses critical threats to global oceans at Monaco conference.
Law enforcement renews investigation into the 2007 disappearance of a British three-year-old in Portugal.
Visuals depict plumes of dark smoke and ash erupting from a volcano on a Mediterranean island.
Footage shows attack drones targeting aircraft on the tarmac.
Emergency responders dispatched to a road bridge collapse in Bryansk.
The radio hit “Gotta Tell You” achieved international chart success, introducing a prominent new artist to the 2000s music scene.
A new statue of Soviet dictator Josef Stalin unveiled in a Moscow Metro station.
Video captures French President Emmanuel Macron being briefly shoved by his wife, Brigitte, upon arrival in Hanoi, Vietnam.
A 135-meter vessel narrowly misses a Norwegian home, yet the resident remains unaware.
Europe editor Katya Adler provides access to a classified HQ and Norwegian naval forces during military exercises.
Southern France floods result in at least three fatalities.
Austrian singer JJ secures a last-minute victory in a Swiss music competition.
The Royal Family shared a video of The Band of the Irish Guards’ performance on X.
BBC’s Laura Gozzi reports from the courtroom during a reality TV star’s testimony.
In an exclusive interview, the Polish foreign minister accuses Russia of recruiting and compensating agents for sabotage.
Authorities identify the victims of a recent incident as 18-year-old Matt Sibanda and 16-year-old Emmanuel Familola.
Pope Leo XIV leads prayers in a packed St. Peter’s Square, calling for global peace.
Vladimir Putin presides over Moscow’s annual commemorative parade.