Two elderly German climate activists have been sentenced to several months in prison for sabotage or attempted sabotage of an

The number of refugees in Germany reached a new high in mid-2024, the federal government stated in response to a

A stabbing near the Erasmus Bridge in Rotterdam on Thursday evening left one dead and two seriously injured, including the

At least one person was killed and 13 others injured Thursday in a strike on Ukraine's northeastern city of Sumy,

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced in Poland on Thursday evening that flood-hit countries will have access to

Executives from over 20 major tech firms on Thursday expressed their concerns over the European Union (EU)'s regulatory framework on

The body of a firefighter was found on Wednesday in southern Italy after the vehicle he was driving was swept

U.S. technology firm Qualcomm will have to pay a fine of 238.7 million euros for abusing its dominant position, the

Google will not be required to pay the nearly 1.5 billion euro fine imposed by the European Commission, according to

Germany's Constitutional Court on Wednesday dismissed a complaint by the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) over its exclusion from chairing