Germany tried twice in the 20th century to conquer Europe and very nearly achieved that goal in World War II. In fact, not ...

Ukraine is not the end of Vladimir Putin‘s ambition, as an expert believes the Russian President soon intends to set his ...

Severomorsk, a Russian town located on the coast of the Barents Sea, is the home of the Northern Fleet. Two American destroyers, assigned to an aircraft carrier group, were sent to the Barents Sea for ...

Nepal Rastra Bank awarded a contract to a Chinese company to print new 100-rupee notes featuring Nepal's revised political map, including Indian territories. The Chinese firm will print and supply ...

WHO says it has been identified in Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda and Uganda – all countries that have never ... while waiting for the results. Here is a map of all the places where cases of clade ...

Aschbacher said 110 countries or entities have joined ESA's Zero Debris charter, which aims to stop any new orbital garbage being generated by 2030. Asked whether SpaceX, whose satellites now make ...

The IMF said in its latest economic outlook for Europe that an ageing workforce ... noting that per worker income in the four European countries today is about 20 per cent lower than in the ...

The tide began to turn globally in the 1990s and the 2010s, but since then, only 60 countries, 31 percent of U.N. member states, have ever had a woman leader. Jennifer Piscopo, a professor of ...

Nordea said in an emailed statement to Reuters: "The recent wave of DDoS attacks, which started in mid-September across Nordic countries, was the most aggressive we've ever seen. The attacks led ...

In addition, Thailand is obligated to respect the international law principle of nonrefoulement, which prohibits countries from ... groups that the state has labeled “evil.” ...

Although known for its wine industry and Orthodox monasteries, it is one of Europe’s least visited countries. A frozen conflict over the mainly Russian-speaking breakaway Transnistria region is ...

The financial crunch has exacerbated court backlogs and staff shortages in many countries. New statistics from the Council of Europe's European Commission for the Efficiency of Justice (CEPEJ ...