HAROLD HAYES SURVIVOR OF SECRET WORLD WAR II ODYSSEY DIES AT 94

The Americans knew almost nothing of Albania, a small, mostly Muslim country that had changed little in centuries... READ MORE›

HAROLD HAYES SURVIVOR OF SECRET WORLD WAR II ODYSSEY DIES AT 94

The Americans knew almost nothing of Albania, a small, mostly Muslim country that had changed little in centuries... READ MORE›

EUROPE SCRAMBLES TO HELP HOMELESS MIGRANTS AS DEEP FREEZE GRIPS CONTINENT

BELGRADE, SERBIA--Blizzards and dangerously low temperatures persisted in parts of Europe on Sunday, prompting Pope Francis to draw attention to the homeless suffering in freezing weather... READ MORE›

ITALYA??S ZONE OF ENDLESS SHAKING

Cesare Onori, in San Pellegrino di Norcia, has 45 cows living under a rickety roof... READ MORE›

MONTENEGRO PRO-WEST RULING PARTY WINS PARLIAMENTARY VOTE

But after splitting with Serbia in a 2006 referendum, Montenegro took a strong turn toward Western integrations... READ MORE›

SOME VILLAGES IN ITALY MAY NEVER RECOVER FROM QUAKE

The village is administratively part of the only slightly larger town of Arquata del Tronto, where 46 people are so far counted among the dead... READ MORE›

CROATIA OPENS ITS FIRST DOG-FRIENDLY BEACH, COMPLETE WITH BEER AND ICE CREAM FOR CANINES

It's a dog's life on one beach along Croatia's Adriatic Coast, but it's certainly not one to be sniffed at... READ MORE›

MACEDONIA DECLARES STATE OF EMERGENCY AFTER DEADLY FLOODING

Mayor Koce Trajanovski described the damage as the worst Skopje has ever seen. He said that the deadly deluge created hazardous rainfall accumulations within only 20 minutes... READ MORE›

But by Sunday evening, 10 merchant ships had managed to reach the ferry, and they were taking on passengers, the Greek Merchant Marine Ministry said... READ MORE›

PUTIN MAY HATE IT BUT NATO MAY BE ABOUT TO EXPAND AGAIN

Putin may hate it but NATO may be about to expand again... READ MORE›

EMILIA ROMAGNA HAS HISTORIC CITIES, GOURMET TREATS AND CULTURAL GEMS

These include Italian icons such as Parma ham prosciutto and parmesan parmigiano reggiano, Modena's balsamic vinegar aceto balsamico, and Bologna's mortadella, lasagne and classic meat ragu... READ MORE›

NUN GIVES BIRTH TO SURPRISE BABY AFTER COMPLAINING OF STOMACH PAINS

She was taken to hospital by her sisters, where doctors quickly told her she was pregnant, according to Italian newspaper Il Corriere Adriatico... READ MORE›

SMUGGLERS FIND BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY IN NEW PATHS INTO EU

NATO is patrolling the territorial waters of Turkey and Greece, where Mr. Salami and more than 100,000 other migrants have made perilous crossings since January... READ MORE›

LEADERS SIGN OFF ON PIPELINE TO BRING GAS FROM AZERBAIJAN TO EUROPE

European regulators cleared the project in March as part of Europe's drive to reduce the energy reliance on Russia... READ MORE›

RICH FIELD SET TO RACE PARIS NICE

However, the final stage 9.5km time trial up the up the Col d'Eze could prove decisive if the classification time gaps are tight... READ MORE›

WORLD HERITAGE SITES, INCLUDING STATUE OF LIBERTY AND STONEHENGE, THREATENED BY CLIMATE CHANGE, UNESCO SAYS

An earlier draft referenced Australia's Great Barrier Reef, which is threatened by climate change... READ MORE›

STOP TAKING STUPID SELFIES, CROATIA TELLS TOURISTS

The appeal came after the young Canadian plunged off a 75-metre 250-foot viewpoint in the Plitvice Lakes national park while trying to take the perfect selfie... READ MORE›

ADRIATIC OIL GAS EXPLORATION RAISES CONCERNS FOR CROATIA TOURISM

The first explorations in Croatia started in 1970s and currently there are 20 platforms along the country's northern Istria peninsula exploiting gas... READ MORE›

But by Sunday evening, 10 merchant ships had managed to reach the ferry, and they were taking on passengers, the Greek Merchant Marine Ministry said... READ MORE›