ICC prosecutor insists court has power to issue warrants for Israeli leaders linked to Gaza Chief prosecutor Karim Khan urged a panel of ICC pretrial judges to “urgently render its decisions” on the warrant requests he filed in May for Netanyahu, Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, and three Hamas leaders, two of whom have since been killed. Read full article
Spanish leader Sanchez meets with Canary Islands leader as migrant arrivals soar Spain announced an extra €50 million to help the Canary Islands currently overwhelmed with more than 5,500 unaccompanied migrant children and teenagers. Read full article
Indian PM Modi offers to help 'as a friend' to bring peace to Ukraine Many in Ukraine hope Narendra Modi's visit will pave the way for an Indian role in peace mediation. Read full article
Kite festival raises awareness for endangered species The long-running kite festival on Bulgaria's Black Sea coast is captivating enthusiasts and spectators in Primorsko. Read full article
Severe floods in Bangladesh cause multiple fatalities Floodwaters in eastern Bangladesh have left people stranded and caused several deaths, including a pregnant woman. Read full article
Latest news bulletin | August 23rd – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. Read full article
Germany announces €3.3 billion plan for decarbonising industry, including underground carbon storage Opponents say that carbon capture and storage is unproven and not as effective as reducing emissions by switching to renewables. Read full article
European patients begin receiving world’s first lung cancer vaccine in ‘revolutionary’ new trial A lung cancer patient in the UK has become one of the first to participate in a groundbreaking trial for the world's first vaccine against the disease. Read full article
Open source AI now has a definition. This it what it means and why it’s still tricky Google, Elon Musk, and Mark Zuckerberg say their AI is open source but a new definition may challenge that. Read full article
Want to get paid to move to Spain? Extremadura is luring digital nomads with €15,000 grants Digital nomads may be unwelcome in many places but one area of Spain is luring them with grants. Read full article
Guinness, prosecco, pálinka: Climate change is a serious threat to Europe’s most beloved tipples Heavy rains, droughts and storms exacerbated by climate change are putting making the production of traditional alcoholic drinks more difficult. Read full article
Russian military redeploys troops to Kursk in response to Ukrainian incursion Russia is more focused on pushing towards Porkrovsk in the east, as Ukrainian forces withdrew from some positions in the area. Read full article
Russian special forces kill four prisoners and free hostages in Volgograd prison attack The incident follows a similar attack in a prison in Rostov-on-Don in June. The hostage-takers claimed to be part of the Islamic State terrorist group. Read full article
Making the polluter pay is the best way to ‘crack the climate problem’, policy study confirms An extensive new analysis of the world’s climate policies shows their limitations and which ones really work. Read full article
WATCH: Buffalo's first dip on Copacabana beach A man was seen riding a buffalo on Copacabana beach late on Wednesday night, drawing fascinated passers-by. Read full article