Ukraine war live updates: Kyiv vows to fight 'until the end' in the east
Russian forces are expected to begin a new big offensive in the east of the country after their retreat from the Kyiv region and other parts of the country.
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Ukraine war: No humanitarian corridors on Sunday due to lack of agreement with Russia, says Kyiv
Russian forces are expected to begin a new big offensive in the east of the country after their retreat from the Kyiv region and other parts of the country.
Kinder chocolates recall: EU agency urges further investigation at Belgian plant
European health agencies have called for further investigation into the Kinder chocolate factory in Arlon linked to an outbreak of salmonella across Europe.
French election: Thousands protest against far-right ahead of presidential run-off
"Better a vote that stinks than a vote that kills". In Paris and in towns and cities across France, thousands of people protested against the far-right ahead of next weekend's presidential run-off.
Watch: Russia-bound luxury cars get stuck in Belgium under EU sanctions
European luxury cars meant to be sent to Russia are now stuck at the Zeebrugge port in Belgium due to EU sanctions over the war in Ukraine.
Europe on alert as UK investigates mysterious cases of severe hepatitis in young children
The World Health Organization (WHO) and the EU’s health agency have issued warnings to other countries to be on the alert following a mysterious spike in cases of severe liver disease in children in the UK.
Good News: Mysterious return of Darwin's notebooks and a new record for women's football
Welcome to the Good News round-up. Here's this week's pick of what's going well in the world:
Angola sets its sights on the global coffee market
Angolan coffee is a brew long coveted by aficionados around the world. In the 1970s, around a quarter of a million tonnes of this original Angolan black gold was produced a year. This was interrupted by civil war, but now after nearly 20 years of peace, Angola is bouncing back and two Angolan companies are expanding into the global market once again. Their goal is to regain Angola's standing as one of the world's top coffee exporters. The companies, Café Cazengo and Fazenda Vissolela are trying to do this by expanding in the historical coffee-producing areas of Angola.