EU President Donald Tusk said on Twitter before the vote that whatever the outcome, the real winner of today's vote is EU27... READ MORE›
Germany already plans to get out of hard coal, with the last underground mines closing next year... READ MORE›
Ambassador Karin Olofsdotter and Julie Smith, a former Obama White House official, walk through downtown Pittsburgh, where Smith struggled to line up meetings with Trump supporters... READ MORE›
The Finnair flight took off from Copenhagen, Denmark, in the 13th hour of Friday the 13th, headed for Helsinki Vantaa airport... READ MORE›
The Baltic country's emergency-services hotline and part of its cell network went down during major Russian military exercises... READ MORE›
Train collides with tank south of Stockholm, four injured report... READ MORE›
A three-party government would be new for modern Germany, and could limit Merkel's room to maneuver as she attempts to bridge critical divides... READ MORE›
After repelling the invasion, the Russian forces launched a tank-led counteroffensive... READ MORE›
Both Russia and China say the exercises are not directed at any third parties... READ MORE›
Vladi-mir Makarov, a Belarusan military spokesman, said that all 3,000 Russian military personnel in the country would leave when the war games conclude Wednesday... READ MORE›
Around 1500 troops from the United States, France, Norway and other NATO allies are taking part in the exercise dubbed Aurora... READ MORE›
That estimate includes joint exercises in Kaliningrad, Russia's nuclear-armed enclave on the Baltic Sea that's nestled between Poland and Lithuania... READ MORE›
Official Russian figures claim the exercises will involve 12,700 troops and 680 pieces of military hardware, including 138 tanks... READ MORE›
The last thing we want is a military escalation with Russia, said one senior NATO official involved in military planning, referring to Zapad... READ MORE›
The researchers say the grave near Stockholm has the first confirmed remains of a high-ranking female Viking warrior... READ MORE›
Western officials say the military exercises simulate an offensive against NATO... READ MORE›
Exclusive Jens Stoltenberg warns of converging threats as Russia mobilises estimated 100,000 troops on EU's borders... READ MORE›
Britain will send hundreds more troops close to Russia rsquo... READ MORE›
Over time, however, church attendance has waned, and polling suggests that a comfortable majority of the public supports same-sex marriage... READ MORE›
Russia deploys nuclear-capable Iskander missiles in its Kaliningrad region, bordering Poland and Lithuania... READ MORE›
A Swedish passport allows visa-free travel to 176 countries or territories, just one fewer than world leader Germany... READ MORE›
Before becoming president at the end of 1999, Mr. Putin played a prominent role in a particularly spectacular example of this Russian specialty... READ MORE›
Germans have been among the staunchest supporters of the plan, while European capitals generally hostile to Moscow are opposed to increasing dependence on Russian gas... READ MORE›
Empirical evidence is the basis of the climate debate, Bruyninckx said... READ MORE›
Bastion land-based coastal-defense missile launchers In October, Russia beefed up its anti-shipping defenses in Kaliningrad with these launchers... READ MORE›
Hundreds of military vehicles will be transported to eastern Europe in NATO buildup that could increase Russia tensions... READ MORE›
If seized by Russia, it would cut off Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania... READ MORE›
The United States Army's presence in Europe is a far cry from the height of the Cold War, 30,000 soldiers now compared with 300,000 then, General Hodges said... READ MORE›
Russian intelligence leaders don't have many U.S. assets to freeze... READ MORE›
Russian warplanes have buzzed several United States Navy ships and flown patrols that skirt territorial waters... READ MORE›
But if a Russian plane violates NATO airspace -- which has happened five times in Estonia this year -- the situation could quickly escalate... READ MORE›
Shoppers were locked inside stores after businesses triggered their automatic security systems. Police evacuated Stockholm's central train station and shut down the subway... READ MORE›
Missing Swedish journalist Kim Wall Police say DNA of headless torso matches... READ MORE›
Lithuania has warned that Russian President Vladimir Putin may test Nato in the weeks before Donald Trump becomes US president... READ MORE›
Russian officials, meanwhile, have consistently warned that aggressive NATO maneuvers near Russian territory could undermine regional security... READ MORE›
Lithuania and Poland have expressed concerns as Russia confirmed the deployment of nuclear-capable Iskander missiles into its Kaliningrad outpost that borders the two NATO members... READ MORE›
Alternative fur Deutschland on 21 percent with chancellor's CDU on 20 percent in German state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern... READ MORE›
How cats conquered the world -- and our hearts... READ MORE›
Lithuania, which neighbours Kaliningrad and is a member of Nato, said it would protest against the move... READ MORE›
For, once seen, how could anyone forget the lyrical skylines of Edinburgh, Manhattan, Hong Kong or Helsinki?... READ MORE›
That led the Trudeau government to commit more than 350 million dollars to send Canadian troops to lead the NATO force in Latvia for three years... READ MORE›
Nato has beefed up its military presence in Poland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, in the wake of Russia's seizure and annexation Ukraine's Crimean peninsula in 2014... READ MORE›
NATO jet buzzes Russian defense minister's plane, reports say... READ MORE›
Increased fears about global stability and the rise of new military powers is driving a return to steady growth in worldwide defence spending... READ MORE›
But he said United Nations relief trucks bound for Aleppo, lined up at southern Turkey's border with Syria, had not received assurances of safe travel... READ MORE›
Berlin, a divided frontline city with an Allied military presence during the Cold War, has largely avoided major attacks for decades... READ MORE›
RIGA, Latvia -- In the Baltics, there may be no war on Christmas but there's a pretty prickly one over the tree... READ MORE›
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