British government's Brexit bill became law Thursday after Queen Elizabeth II gave it her royal assent, paving the way for

Britain's Brexit withdrawal bill was finally approved Wednesday night after historic votes in the Houses of Parliament, paving the way

A magistrate on Wednesday jailed 22 migrants for nine months and fined them 800 euros after finding them guilty of

The Greek parliament on Wednesday elected top judge Katerina Sakellaropoulou as president of the Hellenic Republic, the first female head

Bulgarian Food Safety Agency (BFSA) has found three shipments of salmonella-contaminated chicken meat coming from Poland with a total weight

At least four people died and several dozens were injured from Storm Gloria's sweep across Spain, according to the country's

The Regional Court of Munich convicted on Monday a 30-year-old man pretending to be a doctor for attempted murder in

Malta's minister with responsibility for the island of Gozo resigned on Monday after reports linked her husband to the alleged

Seven men, suspected of preparing an attack, were arrested on Monday morning in a counter-terrorism raid in the western French

Participants in the Germany-called Libya Conference on Sunday have agreed to respect the arms embargo and truce in the war-torn