"We are winning," said Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kouleba on Saturday, one day after his country's military retook Kherson.

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Dubbed Germany’s 'fifth season' by residents, carnival starts every year on 11 November at 11:11am local time.

The prosecutor's office in Marseille opened a preliminary investigation for "aggravated sexual assault" against Cardinal Jean-Pierre Ricard on Tuesday.

Food production in the UK is slowing down and many farmers say they are finding it difficult to cope. Some businesses are now are even calling for Britain to re-enter the single market.

Belgian authorities said the suspect in the fatal stabbing of one police officer had been on a counterterrorism list of potential extremists.

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Dubbed Germany’s 'fifth season' by locals, Cologne carnival starts every year on 11 November at 11:11am and stretches until Ash Wednesday in February or March.

Activists at COP27 call on world leaders to fulfil their financial pledge to help global south combat climate change.

Rescue workers go through the rubble caused by a Russian strike in Mykolaiv that killed at least seven people.

The social media platform’s new ‘Blue’ subscription service appears to have been paused for new users, after many accounts with blue ticks were launched impersonating famous people and companies.

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Ekrem Imamoglu, Istanbul mayor and Erdogan opponent, faces jail and a ban from office if found guilty of insulting members of Turkey's Supreme Electoral Council.

The Institute for the Study of War says Ukraine now holds the initiative and is "in the process of securing a major victory in the region and in Kherson city".

"It seems that Iran's current regime has been a deeply extractive and repressive one," said author and economist Daron Acemogulu.

At the Institut du Monde Arabe in Paris, a retrospective of an artist who was close to Picasso. In Madrid, an imersive Picasso show in total darkness and in Milan, five exceptional paintings by Flemish painter Hieronymus Bosch.

The key southern city on the Dnipro river has been under Russian occupation since the early days of the Kremlin's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in late February.

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The tremor struck at a depth of 10 km and around 200 kilometres southeast of the Pacific archipelago.

Donald Trump sensing the Florida governor may become a tough rival in the next presidential race, described him as no more than "an average Republican governor."

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All the action stemmed from a U.S. government report showing that inflation slowed in October, better than many economists were expecting.

Some 237,000 people have been displaced in the Democratic Republic of Congo since March, says the United Nations, since clashes broke out in March. Some 60% are children.

The war of words between Rome and Paris escalated on Friday as the Ocean Viking ship carrying over 200 migrants docked in Toulon, after Italy refused to take it.

A forced pullout from Kherson, the only provincial capital Moscow captured after invading Ukraine in February, would mark one of Russia’s worst war setbacks.

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Famous actor Isabelle Huppert and model Naomi Campbell visit the windows of a Parisian department store as they are lit up for holiday season.

The UK and Irish prime ministers both welcomed advances in the search for a breakthrough on post-Brexit trading arrangements after Thursday's meeting.

The rising cost of living sparks protest organised by the CNE in a Brussels shopping centre.

With the stagnating conflict in Ukraine grinding on, many Russians are growing increasingly anxious and worried.

Egypt opens the former residence of the British archaeologist who discovered Tutankhamun’s tomb to the public.

Activists hold silent protest at COP27 to highlight human rights violations, particularly in Egypt.

UN-backed soldiers are patrolling in Goma as they try to secure the largest city in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.

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The battle of Kherson is not over, but Russian forces have entered a new phase, the Institute for the Study of War says.

A debate is raging in Latvia following a law allowing the demolition of Soviet-era monuments. Do they represent political propaganda or sites of historical importance?

Simon Wolfson, head of the Next retail chain who backed the UK's exit from the EU, says what has resulted is "not the Brexit I wanted".

Both countries have been blocked from an EU programme amid political tensions.

The French government has warned that "there will be extremely strong consequences for bilateral relations" with Italy.

The 'Boycott Qatar 2022' campaign has been visible in Germany, France and Spain ahead of the tournament kick-off.

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Since Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Latvia has adopted laws to dismantle Soviet monuments but some argue this is erasing history.

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A new report by Amnesty International has found that Russian and Russian-controlled forces have committed war crimes for deporting and "filtering" Ukrainian civilians.

A pullout from Kherson would mark one of Russia’s worst setbacks in the eight-month-old war.

Projections indicate Republicans captured at least 210 House seats, eight short of the 218 needed to win control from the Democrats.

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