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President Macron called on European nations to seek more independence on airspace defense and advocated against relying too much on the U.S.

Writer awarded prize for his literary work and for his resolve and positive attitude in the face of constant danger, organizers said Monday.

Finland’s conservative NCP announced key Cabinet positions for the upcoming government, which is set to be the most right-wing since WWII.

Germany and France are joining forces to try to curb deaths on dangerous routes across the Mediterranean Sea from countries like Tunisia.

Russia and Ukraine are suffering high casualties as Ukraine fights to dislodge the Kremlin’s forces from occupied areas, UK officials said.

A 31-year-old man appeared in a court accused of murdering two college students and a school caretaker in a van attack in Nottingham.

King Charles III rode on horseback Saturday to take part in his first Trooping the Colour ceremony as British monarch.

The Greek coast guard said that a ship that went down off the country’s south coast left more than 500 migrants presumed drowned.

Police are appealing for further pictures and videos taken by witnesses of a sexual assault and killing near Neuschwanstein castle.

Germany’s parliament on Friday commemorated the 70th anniversary of a popular uprising that was brutally crushed by the Soviet dictatorship.

Australia’s Parliament prevents Russia building new embassy citing threats of espionage and political interference.

As many as 30,000 people in Sweden are involved in criminal networks. Justice minister says described figure as “breathtaking”.

When they have larger boats, Med smugglers are staying in international waters as they pass by Greece to try to avoid coast guard patrols.

Russian forces fired cruise missiles at the southern Ukrainian city of Odesa and shelled the eastern Donetsk region early Wednesday.

Germany on Wednesday called China a “partner, competitor and systemic rival” in the release of its first national security strategy.

An independent German commission recommended that a painting by Wassily Kandinsky currently owned by the Bavarian state bank be returned.

An air deployment exercise billed as the biggest in NATO’s history and hosted by Germany got underway on Monday.

A committee said Sunday that the UK would breach human rights commitments if it deports illegal boat migrants who cross the English Channel.

Tunisia held talks with European leaders to discuss a potential bailout in exchange for slowing the waves of migrants heading to the EU.

Ukrainian farmers are already feeling the pain of the disappearing reservoir, said Dmytro Neveselyi, mayor of the village of Maryinske.

A 31-year-old Syrian asylum seeker was charged with attempted murder in France following a stabbing attack on four children and two adults.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Saturday that counteroffensive and defensive actions were underway against Russian forces.

A Lutheran church service held in Germany was almost entirely generated by AI, with a virtual preacher delivering a ‘soulless’ sermon.

The man suspected of stabbing four young children and two adults in a park in France is facing potential charges Saturday.

Countries that do not want migrants could pay money instead, it is claimed. Figures of $21,400 per migrant were suggested.

Country’s top priority is to gain full NATO membership before the allied leaders gather for their next summit.

A fire at a refugee shelter in eastern Germany killed one person and injured 10 others early Sunday, according to local police.

Far-left supporters of a woman convicted of attaking people with a hammer clashed with police in the eastern German city of Leipzig.

Officials in Ukraine announced that an inspection had found nearly a quarter of the country’s air-raid shelters locked or unusable.

Five police officers accused of assisting human traffickers to facilitate the entry of at least 100 migrants into Greece have been arrested.

Police arrested four people in Hong Kong for “seditious” acts on the eve of the Tiananmen Square massacre anniversary.

Turkey announced it will be sending a battalion to northern Kosovo in response to a NATO request for troops to help quell violent unrest.

Warning of a new threat to global food security, the U.N. said Russia is limiting the number of ships allowed to pick up Ukrainian grain.

A 57-year-old truck driver was detained Thursday after loads of potatoes were found spilled on a key bridge linking two Danish islands.

NATO must agree unanimously for countries to join. Turkey´s government accuses Sweden of being too lenient on Kurdish groups.

The death toll from a migrant boat sinking off the Greek resort island of Mykonos has tripled to nine after another six bodies were found.