Two people were killed and eight others injured following an explosion at a chemical plant in the northeastern Spanish city

Latvia's top law enforcement officer Ints Kuzis has announced his impending resignation, the Baltic country's public television reported on Wednesday.   

Italy's air traffic controllers went on strike Tuesday, causing flight cancellations across the country.    The action took place over labor

Britain needs to reassess its position to better seize the opportunities and address challenges following its departure from the European

Turkish police on Tuesday detained 115 soldiers across the country over their suspected links to a group accused of orchestrating

Fifty-five percent of German parents and legal guardians surveyed by the German Children's Fund (Kinderhilfswerk) said that their child had

The building at Riga International Airport housing the headquarters of Latvia's airBaltic national carrier is being sold to Estonia's EfTEN

German airline Lufthansa has lost its position as Europe's largest passenger airline to Ryanair after it announced on Monday that

At least 11 illegal migrants, including eight children, were killed when a boat sank off Turkey's western coast, local media

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Saturday met with European Council President Charles Michel in Istanbul to discuss the latest