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Painting Hanging in Office Identified As 400-Year-Old Baroque Masterpiece
The 15th-century artwork had adorned the wall of the Town Planning and Development Counselor's office for about 60 years until experts began asking questions about its authenticity.
Sex Party Shut Down By Police for Breaking COVID Restrictions
The private party at a house in Belgium was shut down on Friday after police were called to the scene around 9:30 p.m.
Anti-Mask Protests Across Europe as Coronavirus Cases Rise 4 Days in a Row
The latest rallies join a string of anti-mask and anti-lockdown protests reported this month in Europe, including in the U.K. and Germany.
Pompeo Calls for U.S.-European Unity in Response to 'China Challenge'
United States Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is touting an international coalition against China, using his social media accounts to highlight criticisms of the Communist Chinese government from across the globe.
Populism is just beginning
As Brexit finally becomes reality, I foresee four more years of the Trump administration—and the triumph of populism over globalism, everywhere.
Lindsey Graham Rebukes Trump for Postponing Pelosi Trip
"One sophomoric response does not deserve another," Graham said of Trump's rebuke to Pelosi.
China Joins Trump in Pushing Back Against Macron
"We have to protect ourselves with respect to China, Russia and even the United States of America," the French president told Europe 1 radio last week, calling for the formation of a "true European army."
NATO: Russian Missiles Pose 'Serious Risk' to Stability
"For over five years, the United States has pursued diplomatic and technical avenues with Russia aimed at preserving the INF Treaty," NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said.
Holy Men and Hops: Belgium's Brewer's Day Celebrations
On Friday, Belgium's brewers will meet to honor Saint Arnould, the patron saint of brewers.
Will NATO's New Headquarters Be Named After McCain?
Given President Donald Trump's animosity toward both John McCain and NATO, such a move could be seen as a challenge to the White House.
Trump Touts $33 Billion Extra Funding From NATO Allies
The president made the claim in an unscheduled press conference Thursday and said he told allies, "I would be very unhappy if they didn't up their commitment very substantially."
Trudeau Defies Trump, Cuts Military Spending
Canada will spend around 1.23 percent of its GDP on defense in 2018, far below the agreed 2 percent for NATO nations.
Trump Says Russia Controls Germany at NATO Summit
Trump said it was "sad" that "billions of dollars" were being paid to Russia in a natural gas pipeline deal.
Trump Sends Sharply Worded Letters to NATO Leaders
The letters said America's contribution to the NATO alliance is "no longer sustainable."
FBI Foiled ISIS Plots on New York Subway, Times Square
Three people have been charged with involvement in the planned attacks.
U.S. Nixed Entry of Belgian Techies From Jihad Hot Spot
The Belgian Foreign Ministry had to intervene to get some of the men into the U.S.
How The EU is Winning the Battle Against Terrorism
The EU's security landscape is worlds beyond what it was just two years ago.
What Makes an ISIS Foreign Fighter?
A new report shines light on the factors that contribute to a foreign fighter's journey.
Breaking the Myth of the 'ISIS Pill' Captagon
A new report sheds light on the truth behind the pill that has attracted attention for alleged links to jihadis.
Could the Next ISIS Attacker in Europe Be a Woman?
We could see women play a greater role in attack plots in the West, writes Devorah Margolin.
Brexit Means Brexit? Maybe It Ain't Gonna Happen At All
With May's cabinet in open disagreement, those who want Britain to stay in the EU are feeling optimistic.
ISIS Paris Attacks Cell 'Hid Weapons in Kindergarten'
Belgian intelligence believes the network may have stored explosives at a garage on a school's premises.
Did Trump Chose Poland as First Stop to Upset Merkel?
Will the president use the Polish visit to pick a fight with Berlin, Paris and Brussels?
Trump's Terrorism Hyperbole Is What ISIS Had in Mind
What was Trump's one-sided Twitter spat with the London mayor all about?
As Refugees Die, EU Leaders Must Change
European leaders need to change their focus from stopping migrant arrivals to preventing torture, beatings and exploitation in the countries people are desperate to leave.
Brussels Police Identify Foiled Suicide Bomber
Investigators are probing the motives of a suspected bomber shot dead by soldiers on Tuesday.
Theresa May Should Declare that a Hard Brexit Is Dead
A hard Brexit has passed on! It is no more! It has ceased to be. It's expired and gone to meet its maker!
Trump Appears to Shove NATO Leader
The alpha-president reasserts himself after a battle of handshakes with French President Emmanuel Macron.