Exclusive: UK artist finances bright pink motor yacht that set sail in secrecy to avoid being intercepted by authorities

Exclusive: Members of security forces giving settlers who intercept vital supplies information on location of convoys, group says

Anti-fascist novelist was a campaigner for LGBTQ+ rights and had recently made her illness public

Survivor and witness accounts, cross-checked with information from prosecutors, show how violence has been integral to the Russian campaign

Calogero Ferrara’s libel suits against Lorenzo Tondo marked as potential intimidation on Council of Europe ‘safety platform’

Analysis: experts say blocking right to apply for asylum is an infringement of Universal Declaration of Human Rights

Brahim Aouissaoui, who killed three people, reportedly arrived in France in early October

Michele Rech aka Zerocalcare’s book signings attract huge crowds and now he has a hit Netflix animated series inspired by his life

Exclusive: Transcripts of conversations between Italian officials and Libyan coastguard contained in leaked file

Forensic specialists carrying out autopsies north of Kyiv say they ‘still have hundreds of bodies to examine’

A tender moment captured by Mehmet Aslan of Munzir al-Nazzal and his son, both survivors of the Syrian war, prompted Italian organisations to act. A year on, they are settling into life in Tuscany

Correspondent scoops ‘Italian Pulitzer’ for ‘exceptional work’ reporting on Ukraine and Israel-Gaza conflict

Exclusive: Russian forces wrong-footed by attack in Kharkiv region after preparing for offensive in the south

Belarusian pair are first international mercenaries to face war crimes charges since invasion began

As thousands attempt to cross the Belarus-Poland border seeking asylum in Europe, local activists are trying to help

Forensic doctors discover fléchettes – rarely used in modern warfare – in bodies found in mass graves

Philosopher being sued by Giorgia Meloni’s brother-in-law says such trials are part of a political strategy

Charities post photographs of dead babies and toddlers said to have left Libya in dinghies in recent days

Far-right government accused of leaning on state broadcaster to axe programme by journalist who criticised ministers

Abd al-Rahman Milad attended 2017 talks between intelligence officials and Libyan coastguard

Ukrainian forces hold out against larger Russian force but lose access to Sea of Azov

Ukrainian investigators claim Russian forces took over juvenile detention centre, beating and killing people inside

Footage provides latest shocking glimpse of conditions endured by refugees in north African country

A father and son describe what it’s like to hear desperate cries on the sea at night as Italy hardens its stance against incomers

Meloni has not yet commented on revelation of Nazi salutes and antisemitic rants by members of National Youth

Domenico Lucano, who welcomed migrants to tiny town of Riace, also convicted of ‘irregularlities’

Grupa Granica strives to bring supplies to stranded migrants and help them deal with border officers

Sources describe Palestinian inmates being beaten, kept shackled to hospital beds or made to stand for hours

Abd al-Rahman Milad, AKA Bija, is accused by UN of being directly involved in sinking migrant boats

The south of the country bears the scars of how bosses enriched their clans with illegal, brutalist buildings and gaudy, now decaying, villas

The warm reception given to Ukrainians starkly reveals the hostility to other desperate refugees on the Belarus border

Boy is youngest known victim of crisis as medical workers say family was living in forest for a month

Children and families among those being warned to ‘go back to Minsk’ as police hostility and humanitarian crisis worsens

Exclusive: the Hollywood actor, who lawyers have listed as a key witness, describes scenes of desperation on the Open Arms vessel

Prosecutors in Sicily alleged to have wiretapped conversations involving at least 15 journalists

Vessel carrying people from sub-Saharan Africa hit rough seas near island of Lampedusa

Three weeks on from start of lockdown, Italians are seeing that everything is not all right

Officials to be investigated after film appears to show patrol boat firing shots at a vessel carrying 64 people in the Mediterranean

With pro-Russia commentators regularly appearing on TV, Italians are less likely to back Ukraine than people in most other EU states

Exclusive: footage of semi-naked men is evidence of increasing abuse during illegal pushbacks on Europe’s borders, say rights groups

Medhanie Tesfamariam Berhe was put in deportation centre after acquittal but is now free

Life had begun to return to normal in Ukraine’s second city after Moscow’s troops were forced to retreat

Group stormed by Italian special forces included a pregnant woman and two minors with hypothermia

Pato Crepin’s wife and six-year-old daughter were repeatedly pushed back by authorities in Tunisia, which has signed a €1bn deal with the EU

Far-right Italian deputy is hounded by photobombers after image goes viral

Case of Patrick Zaky doing master’s on gender and human rights echoes that of murdered Italian student Giulio Regeni

Catholic church had denied 13-year-old girl sexually assaulted and killed in 1955 a funeral due to arcane rule

Anti-mafia journalist from Palermo scoured Sicilian alleyways in 1970s and 1980s to expose brutal violence

Exclusive: hundreds of conversations with clients were wiretapped in cases relating to migrant rescue boats

Chart used by Ukrainian prosecutors maps hundreds of Russian soldiers all the way up to Vladimir Putin

While many of his fellow player spent the off-season on the beach, the Grizzlies center decided he could not watch a humanitarian crisis from the sidelines

Guardian investigation in 2017 revealed Romanian women were being exploited on farms

Video shows boy known as Simone saying Roma people should not ‘be abandoned’

CasaPound had almost 240,000 followers and has also been kicked off Instagram

Alika Ogorchukwu beaten to death in broad daylight while onlookers stood by in far-right-led Marche region

Pro-European government seeks to draw line under crisis sparked by far-right leader

Sea-Watch 4, purchased by a crowdfund, is set to leave from Spain in few days

Decree citing coronavirus claims Italy cannot guarantee security of migrants’ lives

Case of the Iuventa became a symbol of what activists say are growing attempts to criminalise refugee aid workers

Aerial pictures by NGO show vessels a mile away from migrants left drifting for more than 40 hours

More than 1,400 cases of treason and collaboration with the Russian army have been brought against citizens

Israeli soldiers escorting convoy accused of doing nothing to stop widely condemned incident

Boat carrying dozens of people trying to reach Italy sank last week, reports say

Testimony from asylum seekers alleging brutal border pushbacks, including sexual abuse, adds to calls for EU to investigate

A total of 81 people on the cargo ship, some from Sudan, say they are staying put

Sami Barkal filmed border guards beating fellow asylum seekers and is challenging Croatia in Europe’s court of human rights

Sea-Watch 4, purchased by a crowdfund, is set to leave from Spain in few days

Lorenzo Tondo, corrispondente del “Guardian”, aveva rivelato che il presunto supertrafficante di migranti arrestato era un ignaro falegname eritreo. Strasburgo: “Intimidazione contro la stampa”

Israeli soldiers escorting convoy accused of doing nothing to stop widely condemned incident

Foreign ministry condemns Valletta for not abiding by international rules and ordering stricken boat to Sicily at gunpoint

Trans women are reportedly being denied passage to safer countries, despite their legal status as women and the danger posed by Russia’s transphobic policies

Pair were legally in the country for a competition but police failed to check their paperwork

After the 1976 coup, the military brutally crushed its opponents. At least 500 babies were taken from their captured parents and given to military couples to raise. Many still live unaware of their...

The asylum seekers on the Poland-Belarus border are not aggressors: they are desperate pawns in a disgusting political struggle

While heavy snow makes life unbearable for migrants, a dangerous nightly ‘game’ has resulted in alleged assault and injury

Walking Borders said it told authorities in four countries on 20 July about vessel with more than 100 asylum seekers onboard

‘The game’ of crossing the Croatian-Bosnian border with children often results in degrading treatment and violent pushbacks, refugees say