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A major city centre blaze beside Glasgow Central has closed Scotland’s busiest station for at least two days, disrupting commuter and long-distance rail.

Ursula von der Leyen said the EU must project power more assertively and cannot rely only on the rules-based order to face complex threats.

UAE Italy relations and sector cooperation were discussed in Rome as Abdullah bin Zayed met Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni during a working visit.

Five people died and one remained missing after a wooden footbridge collapsed on Santander’s El Bocal coastal path in northern Spain, prompting a court probe.

UK temperatures are set to reach the high teens midweek, with the Met Office projecting up to 19C in the southeast while Barcelona stays cooler.

Brussels unveiled a six-pillar ProtectEU counterterrorism agenda, backing Europol data tools, faster takedowns of terrorist content and measures on illicit firearms.

At NATO headquarters, Rutte said Ukraine needs ammunition now and every day, warning that promises alone do not end wars as allies reviewed support.

Reform UK proposes immediate visa suspensions for non-cooperating states as it pushes a new Deportation Command to speed removals.

Irregular crossings into the EU dropped 60% in January to around 5,500 detections, Frontex said, as winter storms hit routes and deaths rose at sea.

France said the Commission did not have a mandate from EU member states to attend the Washington meeting of the U.S.-led Board of Peace.