A 61-year-old man was being treated for friction burns after a window was damaged during a flight from Greece to Germany. The flight was operated by the Ryanair subsidiary Malta Air.

A blaze in Spain’s southern Andalusia region left several people dead and nearly two dozen missing. Many of the victims were foreigners, the Spanish authorities said.

The police in London said they had questioned two people as part of an investigation into donations to a political party.

The attacks killed one person and injured others. The Greek authorities said an investigation would continue.

Days of strikes by the two countries have given way to an uneasy pause as Qatari mediators seek to salvage the tattered U.S.-Iran truce.

An eerie limbo prevails at small art shows, independent theaters and private political clubs, where the war is the elephant in the room.

Around 16,300 people have been displaced after two deadly earthquakes struck Venezuela. The New York Times spoke with the mother of a 10-year-old girl, who has been struggling to find a safe shelter for her family.

Children who played for Venezuela’s youth baseball league, a symbol of national pride, have been left injured, orphaned or dead.

For more than a decade, a group of survivors have fought a legal battle to get American courts to hear their suit against Hungary’s national railroad over its role in the atrocities.

A team of engineers, foresters and scientists is helping the continent prepare for wildfires from a giant science park in Italy. Their arsenal includes satellites, weather models and expert analysis.