Europe

For your 2020 travels, avoid the tourist-trampled spots in Europe and head to these lesser-visited cities instead.

October 2019 was the first month in 30 years that the U.S. failed to allow even one refugee to resettle, according to World Relief.

Richard Haass said Trump's meeting with Erdogan in Washington is further evidence of the president's affinity for authoritarians.

General Mazloum Kobani said the Turkish invasion of northeastern Syria has opened up new opportunities for ISIS remnants.

Russia fired nuclear-capable missiles across the continent for its Thunder 2019 drills, and just a day later the U.S. commenced its own Global Thunder exercises as it secretly sent bombers to Europe.

Just ten years ago, steps towards cleaner energy could have been easily dismissed as greenwashing – polluters' corporate PR. Not today: Key Russian exporters are keen to make themselves indispensable for Europe's green future.

The Minoan Civilization, which flourished on the Greek island of Crete in ancient times, is considered by many to be the birthplace of "high culture" in Europe.

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A co-author of the study told Newsweek it is possible to boost our optimism.

The structure has been submerged underwater since 1963 when the Spanish government, under the dictatorship of Francisco Franco, decided to build a reservoir in the area.

General Joseph Dunford said that the new NATO strategy adopted in May was part of the alliance's response to the growing Russian threat.

The incident took place yesterday afternoon at Ponte dei Bareteri, or Bareteri Bridge, which is a popular tourist destination in the region made famous by its sprawling network of canals.

"I want to say this with a lot of clarity: In these conditions, we cannot authorize the development of Libra on European soil," French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said during a blockchain conference in Paris.

About half of the deceased were 75 or older.

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The latest findings come during a summer which has seen heat records smashed across the continent.

At their G7 meeting, the president also said he may soon undertake his first bilateral visit to Germany since taking office.

Author Nicholas Jubber explores the locations of the epic stories of Europe.

the EU is expanding its presence in the Mediterranean—not by deploying rescue ships to save lives but by using drones to surveil migration sea crossings

"Russia's latest weapons, including hypersonic ones, guarantee the country's ability to destroy a potential enemy," one senior Moscow lawmaker wrote.

Researchers believe an incident at a nuclear reprocessing plant in central Russia was the cause, though Russian officials have always denied involvement.

Ukrainian security forces have stopped a Russian tanker accused of taking part in an attack on Ukraine last year while Iran has seized a U.K. tanker in retaliation for the U.K.'s capture of an Iranian supertanker.

The 11-deck Marella Discovery ship encountered the struggling migrant boat off the coast of Greece on Saturday.

"He has cut off his head. He has gone crazy," a young passenger who was on the vessel at the time of the attack told a Red Cross volunteer upon their rescue. The suspect was named as Oumar Diallo.

Each of the artificial islands would generate enough energy to power around 12 million homes, according to an international consortium.

Towards the end of June, Europe experienced a sweltering heatwave that saw the mercury rise to record highs in some areas.

China boosted military ties with two top nations in Europe as President Donald Trump accused both of "playing big currency manipulation game and pumping money into their system in order to compete with USA."

Russian President Vladimir Putin LGBT tendencies "must not be allowed to overshadow the culture, traditions and traditional family values of millions of people making up the core population."

As Denmark finally embarks on updating its antiquated rape laws, most of Europe still lags far behind.

"The whole government is mobilized," French President Emmanuel Macron reportedly said on Monday. During the 2003 heatwave, more than 14,000 people died in France.