Princes William and Harry stood vigil at the coffin of their grandmother Queen Elizabeth II on Saturday, as a line of mourners filed past the late monarch lying-in-state at Westminster Hall.

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India's PM Narendra Modi told his Russian counterpart there was a need to establish global peace and end the Ukraine conflict at a summit in Uzbekistan.

One man was killed in Guadeloupe after heavy rains caused by tropical storm Fiona burst the banks of a local river and swept away his house. Fiona is now heading to the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico where hurricane warnings are in place.

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After a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic, the International Tattoo Convention in Amsterdam reopens.

These are the latest developments in the Ukraine war you need to know about this weekend.

Many people in Tehran took to the streets of the capital to celebrate Arbaeen Day.

The Oktoberfest, Germany's famous beer festival, opens in Munich after a two-year break due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Germany's legendary beer festival is back for the first time since the Covid-19 pandemic.

French President Emmanuel Macron has set the goal of re-opening Notre Dame in time for the Paris Olympics of 2024.

Twenty million pilgrims have converged on the Iraqi shrine city of Karbala to mark Arbaeen, an annual Shia festival that culminates on Saturday.

On Friday, Ukrainian investigators were at work in a forest near the town of Izyum and began pulling hundreds of hastily buried bodies from the sandy soil.

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Hungary is facing a reckoning with Brussels over corruption concerns, which could cost Budapest billions in EU funding and hit its ailing economy.

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The Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi has ordered an investigation into the death of a young woman who was arrested by the country's so-called "morality police" for wearing an inappropriate headscarf.

The project is expected to be completed in 7 to 8 years as Europe attempts to sever ties with Russian fossil fuels.

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As Lebanon’s financial crisis continues to deteriorate, some depositors have attempted to take back their savings by force.

The Mediterranean country's economy relies heavily on foreign visitors, with 2.2 million Russian tourists entering the country in the first seven months of 2022.

Drone strikes came after forces in Tigray said they were ready for a ceasefire and would accept an African Union-led peace process

Football great David Beckham has joined the long queue of people waiting to pay their respects to the late Queen Elizabeth II, who is at rest.

Serbia's EuroPride got under way on Saturday, following a last-minute announcement from the country's PM that the march could happen and would be protected by police.

In Hong Kong, hundreds of people queued for almost five hours outside the British Consulate General to sign a book of condolences for Queen Elizabeth II.

From Pope Francis condoning sending weapons to Ukraine to separatist prosecutors killed in Luhansk, these are some of the most important developments in the war on Friday.

The attack occurred in the early hours of Friday morning around Leicester Square. The Metropolitan police force said they are not treating the incident as terrorism.

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Former England football captain David Beckham joined the huge queues in London to pass the coffin of the late Queen Elizabeth II.

Ukraine said Friday it had identified about 450 graves at a site near Izyum after retaking the strategic eastern town from the Russians.

Lars Findsen is accused of leaking state secrets to several people, including some journalists.

Italian firefighters and other emergency services are evacuating people from the town of Senigallia following heavy flooding.

In Kenya, residents of the Soy Club, where the then Princess Elizabeth II honeymooned with Prince Philip, reacted to the monarch's death.

Thousands of people continue to line up along the Thames opposite the Houses of Parliament to pay their last respects to Queen Elizabeth II.

An intense drought this summer has damaged all sorts of harvests in Europe – from cereals to honey and wine. And that means it has also endangered the production of Europe's regional specialties – From France’s world-famous cheeses to Spanish j...

The disaster killed 140 people and caused major environmental damage.

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A controversial school book that glorified Moscow has now been withdrawn from circulation.

Among those missing are an eight-year-old girl and a 54-year-old woman, local authorities reported.

The Queen had close friendships with a number of other European monarchs over the 70 years of her reign.

Spanish buildings are some of the EU's worst for energy efficiency. Now its government is promising to renovate half a million homes by 2026 to help achieve its green goals.

"Think of this sweltering European summer as a memo from our future selves. It’s telling us rich countries will not get off scot-free—or even close to it," argues Danish actor Nikolaj Coster-Waldau

Moldova was already one of Europe's poorest countries. But now, amid fears of Russian gas being cut and skyrocketing inflation, the situation is looking even worse.

Investigators say some of the people buried in the mass graves were shot. Others died from artillery fire, mines or airstrikes. Many of the bodies have not been identified yet, according to the authorities.

The "tragic accident" occurred during a police firearms training exercise in Graz.

Russia's energy minister announced on Thursday that Nord Stream 2 will be "replaced" by an alternative gas pipeline to China.

People have been urged not to join the huge queue of mourners waiting to file past the coffin of Queen Elizabeth in London.

Greece is finally turning the page on its debt crisis, with the end to the system of Enhanced Surveillance, put in place to allow European institutions to keep an eye on the government's books.

Ukrainian authorities are working to restore infrastructure in areas of the Kharkiv region that were destroyed under Russian occupation.