Turkey on Friday condemned a recent defense deal reached between Greece and France, and claimed that the deal threatens the

Denmark's first Biodiversity Council has been set up to advise the government and parliament (Folketing) on nature initiatives, the Ministry

Latvia is tightening COVID-19 rules again amid soaring infections, as the country's number of new coronavirus cases exceeded 1,100 for

Eurozone inflation accelerated to 3.4 percent year-on-year (y-o-y) in September, reaching a 13-year high, according to a flash estimate published

The European Commission has postponed its free trade negotiations with Australia for a month, a spokesperson of the European Union

A German citizen has been taken into custody in Italy pending an extradition hearing to decide if he should be

More than 200,000 Volkswagen T6 buses worldwide have a potentially dangerous door locking mechanism, Germany's motor transport authority said on

A German court on Tuesday rejected a lawsuit from bereaved families of those who died in the crash of a

A 96-year-old woman due to appear in court for aiding and abetting murder in the Stutthof concentration camp is on

Germany would offer its full support to the Moldovan government's reform programme, German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier said on Thursday, the