Europe

The International Organization for Migration has said that 1,504 people have died this year, with more than half of those deaths occurring since June 1. 

The new bill looks like an attack on Russia, but it could help bolster Putin's narrative.

Trump has said the U.S. should spend less but he spent more on Europe's defense, all for a Russian threat he disputes is there.

President Donald Trump has often expressed views favorable to the Kremlin, but when it comes to NATO spending, Moscow disagrees.

European and EU leaders have repeatedly expressed their continued support for the agreement.

The project is spearheaded by France and supported by Britain.

Farmers are going to feel it the most.

Germany's chancellor needs Europe’s help to keep her government from falling apart.

Russian submarines are more active in Europe than at any time since the end of the Cold War, Admiral James Foggo said.

“The time of underwear in politics is over,” Czech President Milos Zeman declared.

Visa debit cards are not working across Europe as systems outages are reported.

As Spain experiences a deep cultural shift, corruption is no longer acceptable.

Northern Europe is facing a spate of bear raids on bee yards, as one ursine cleared an electric fence to get a taste of honey.

Besides language lessons, new integration education in Denmark will include teaching about liberal values and traditional, Christian customs.

Members of the international community want to save the deal, but the Trump administration could outsmart them.

“He made us realize that if you need a helping hand, you will find one at the end of your arm,” wrote Donald Tusk, president of the European Council.

Irish Bishop of Ossary Dermot Farrell called preserving his country’s abortion laws “the most important social and justice issue of our time.”

“It’s no longer the case that the United States will simply just protect us,” Merkel said at an award ceremony for French President Emmanuel Macron.

The Discover EU project will send thousands of 18-year-olds traveling the continent for free.

The 678th Air Defense Artillery Brigade uncased its colors as tensions between Russia and the West began to peak.

Putin dreams of a continent on its knees—dominated by a new conservative leader.

The continent was once home to most of the world’s Christians, but today many people between 16 and 29 claim they have no religious affiliation.

Some politicians have called the falling birth rate a national security crisis. 

New research details an extensive military buildup in Bosnia and Herzegovina, where Russian President Vladimir Putin is supporting a Serbian politician's separatist ambitions.

Georgia is a small, mountainous country with around 4 million inhabitants that lies south of Russia bordering the Black Sea.

The annual event was reportedly almost three times the size it was last year.

How a territorial dispute can make your clocks slow down.

During his second full month in power, this European leader went to visit Putin.

Moscow's top diplomat has told Europeans to be wary of siding with "the only state" to use nuclear arms in wartime.

Arthur Wagner’s departure has caused a minor media sensation.