David Crossland

A recent surge in AI-generated images of the Holocaust on Facebook dishonours the victims and undermines genuine historical records, concentration camp memorials have warned.

After years of combat against Russia, Ukrainian troops will instruct Bundeswehr counterparts in battlefield technologies in new defence deal

Revelations that officials employed relatives of other members in taxpayer-funded jobs have led to a feud that risks damaging the party’s growing popularity

Cannons, shoes, pipes and bones have been discovered in the wreck of the Dannebroge, which exploded at the Battle of Copenhagen 225 years ago

An artist has created a website allowing people to bet, using fictional money, on the chronically delayed Deutsche Bahn and other European networks

The grandmaster posed for a photo with Alua Nurman, 18, before informing the arbiter that she had violated anti-cheating rules

The Alpine hills are alive with wealthy exiles fleeing the war in Iran, prompting a boom for a sleepy Swiss town that’s home to a secretive oil trading giant

The FSB foiled the plot near a security building and said it had arrested a Central Asian man who was behind it, but blames Ukraine

Austrian anti-fascists say the dish has become a neo-Nazi code used online and in restaurants to mark April 20

Timmy the stranded humpback, a new national pet, was to die in peace. Then a poignant moment with an environment minister prompted a renewed rescue attempt