Alessandra Premoli found the box that was owned by a friend of the composer, who adapted its tunes for his 1920s opera Turandot

As Pessac becomes the third French town this year to ban the delicacy from official receptions, farmers, campaign groups and senior figures debate the dish

The farmers who have been leading rescue efforts this week tell the authorities in Spain that action is needed to prevent another disaster

The traffic light coalition has resulted in a car crash — and the right is ready to capitalise

An election is on the horizon after Olaf Scholz, the chancellor, dismissed Christian Lindner following weeks of clashes over the future of the country’s economy

Izan, 5, and Ruben, 3, were in their bedroom when a torrent swept them away. They are two of dozens still unaccounted for in Valencia, where anger is growing

France’s hard-right National Rally leader could be barred from public office for ten years if convicted of embezzling European parliament funds

Extremists including an AfD politician are accused of planning for ‘Day X’, when the state would collapse and they would establish a dictatorship modelled on Nazism

With fears growing of an outbreak of disease, a cleric works to ease the grief of survivors of Spain’s worst modern-day natural disaster

Emile Claus is famous for his paintings of rural Flemish life, and one Belgian family claim their ancestor met the artist in the fields of Flanders