Millions of voters on Thursday flocked to cast their ballots in Britain's third election in less than five years as

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) keeps raising tensions in all spheres, including on land, at sea, in the air,

The Danish government proposes to send a frigate, complete with a helicopter and up to 155 service personnel, to the

A lack of public investment following the 2008 financial crisis has limited the economic growth of countries within the eurozone,

The European Commission on Wednesday unveiled the ambitious European Green Deal, which outlined the European Union's (EU) roadmap to combat

The Nobel Prize award ceremonies were held on Tuesday in the Swedish capital.    This year's laureates all received their awards

French transport workers walked off the job, hitting train, metro and bus services on Tuesday for the sixth consecutive day,

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed to exchange all the remaining prisoners detained in eastern Ukraine

The attacker who shot six people dead at Ostrava University Hospital in the Czech Republic early on Tuesday has committed

While train and metro services remained heavily disrupted by a strike against pension reform on Monday for the fifth day