Poland's Culture Minister sacked the heads of three state media outlets on Wednesday, leading to protests from the conservatives, reported

European Union (EU) finance ministers reached a consensus on Wednesday regarding new budget regulations following compromises between the two factions

The defense agreements the United States signed separately with Finland and Sweden recently will give Washington control over Northern Europe,

EU states and the EU Parliament have agreed to significantly stricter asylum procedures in a major reform of the European

The European Central Bank (ECB) on Tuesday urged banks in the bloc to continue effectively managing risks, reported Xinhua.    European

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said at his annual press conference on Tuesday that "no one knows" when the Russia-Ukraine conflict

Greece's Parliament approved on Tuesday a bill that foresees granting three-year residence and work permits to some 30,000 undocumented migrants

Annual eurozone inflation was confirmed at 2.4% in November, according to second reading from Luxembourg-based Eurostat on Tuesday, after rising

The German capital Berlin will have to rerun part of its botched 2021 elections for the national parliament, the country's

Denmark is poised to take over the chairmanship of the Nordic Defense Cooperation (NORDEFCO) from Sweden on Jan. 1, 2024,