Spanish Defense Minister Margarita Robles claimed her country is meeting the “capability targets” set by NATO — despite President Donald Trump’s repeated warnings the Socialist government in Madrid keeps failing to uphold the bloc’s spending commitments.
A 22-year-old man born in Italy to migrant parents allegedly stabbed a 55-year-old man in Milan over the weekend before reportedly proclaiming “I had fun, as soon as I get out, I’ll do it again” to the police officers that arrested him.
The ruling leftist Labour Party in Britain has suggested that social media sites should face new restrictions during elections, as the government claims it wants to confront the spread of so-called misinformation.
Shockingly, the team that had the most to gain from U.S. star striker Folarin Balogun not being able to play, is angry that he is suddenly able to play.
Europeans have been claiming that FIFA gave the United States special treatment after the organization cleared Folarin Balogun.
A Sudanese migrant was shot and then arrested by police after allegedly going on a stabbing spree in the French city of Clermont-Ferrand on Sunday, leaving at least three people wounded.
American video-sharing platform YouTube told users in Britain that, under pressure from the left-wing Labour Party government, independent creators will likely see their content suppressed.
French President Emmanuel Macron will visit Syria soon, Syrian state media said Sunday.
Mexico defeated Ecuador after Mexican fans partied all night, disrupting the Ecuadorian team’s sleep the night before the game, and now those fans have done the same thing to England.
A fast-moving wildfire broke out Saturday evening near the suburbs of Thessaloniki, Greece’s second largest city, the country’s fire service said, and residents of three small suburbs north of the city were told to evacuate.
A cargo ship came under attack Sunday off the coast of Yemen in the Red Sea, the British military said, the latest maritime attack off the conflict-torn Arab country.
Russian and Ukrainian leaders held separate calls with U.S. President Donald Trump on ending the war, now in its fifth year.
King Charles III celebrated the “momentous occasion” of the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States and hailed its many achievements since declaring Independence from Britain in 1776.
The alleged perpetrator of last week’s mass shooting in Germany that left six people dead reportedly escaped prison in Turkey after being accused of sexual assault, including against his own daughter.
Several countries are celebrating what America means to the world on her highly anticipated 250th birthday.
A rare Declaration of Independence captured from an American Privateer by a Royal Navy warship on Christmas Eve 1776 has been discovered.
Far-left Antifa radicals descended upon the annual conference of the anti-mass migration Alternative for Germany in Erfurt on Saturday, clashing with police and journalists.
An Afghan migrant has been found guilty of grooming and raping two teenage girls in the English town of Bolton in Greater Manchester.
Pope Leo XIV, who has sparred with the Trump administration over its immigration crackdown, spent the Fourth of July on Saturday in the epicenter of Europe’s migration debate.
A Ukrainian drone attack struck an oil terminal in St. Petersburg on Saturday, Russian officials said, as Kyiv presses on with bombardment of Russia’s oil infrastructure.
A British soccer fan on the way to the U.S.A. for the World Cup and who’s family reported him missing was found in a bar in Spain.
Three men acquitted in killing of journalist Lyra McKee, shot dead while covering a 2019 riot in Northern Ireland.
Another Pre-kindergarten teacher has been suspended in France as part of an emerging after-school clubs sex abuse crisis.
A former Syrian air force colonel is unfit to stand trial in a landmark British case charging him with three counts of murder.
A holidaying off-duty Swedish police officer who stepped in to break up a brawl was beaten to death during a World Cup watch party.
Moldova’s PM Munteanu announced Friday that he’s stepping down, in a surprise move that automatically triggers the government’s resignation.
NATO is aware of a secret Russian plan to undermine the alliance by staging a minor and short-lived invasion of Poland, a report claims.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz on Thursday unveiled a sweeping pensions, tax, and labor reform package aiming to revive Europe’s former economic powerhouse and get the country “back on its feet.”
Turkish stand-up comedian Deniz Göktaş was detained on Thursday while returning to his country for allegedly insulting Islamist strongman Recep Tayyip Erdogan and for “publicly insulting religious values” during his latest performance.
The England football team delayed its departure for Mexico City ahead of Sunday’s World Cup last-16 clash over fears spies would do their worst at training sessions to help the host nation.
Google has lost its lengthy legal battle to overturn a $4.69 billion fine imposed by the EU over requirements the tech giant forces on device manufacturers deploying its Android operating system.
A 29-year-old female prison warden in England who was in a sexual relationship with a killer has been placed behind bars after authorities found a link between the pair on cellphones.
Two million soldiers from both sides have been killed or wounded in Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, a study of the state of the war claims.
Transgender fanatics are taking aim at the British royal family for posting a photograph of Queen Camilla hosting author JK Rowling
Federal prosecutors on Thursday filed charges against a former Ukrainian army officer over undersea explosions that damaged the Nord Stream.
At least 20 killed in night of intense airstrikes, which Moscow claimed were retaliation against what it describes as Ukrainian “terrorism”.
The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) and Prime Minister Mark Carney announced on Wednesday that Canada would be competing in the 71st edition of the Eurovision Song Contest, taking place in Bulgaria in May 2027.
After years of accepting the donation of foreign weapons and ammunition, the Ukraine government on Wednesday announced a “transparent” wartime arms export framework of its own to raise defense funds as Russia’s invasion enters its fifth year.
European Union prosecutors carried out raids in multiple countries this week amid a reported investigation into the French populist National Rally party and its allies in the EU parliament.
An Iraqi man convicted in France of illicit migrant smuggling and described as the “godfather” of French migrant camps is living in Leicestershire and seeking asylum in the United Kingdom, outlets warned on Thursday.
