Commuters driving to the U.S. Army base that is home to the service’s headquarters for Europe and Africa could be in for a delay Thursday resulting from preparations for an afternoon anti-war protest.
Leadership of the 32-nation NATO alliance changed hands Tuesday for the first time in a decade.
The Russian government wants to earmark 32.5% of its spending next year for defense, a record amount and up from a reported 28.3% this year, as Moscow seeks to prevail in the war in Ukraine.
A Russian court on Monday sentenced a man convicted over a car bombing that seriously wounded nationalist writer Zakhar Prilepin to life in prison.
The U.S.-NATO relationship is likely to enter a new era regardless of who wins the White House in November, according to a recent think tank report, which says neither candidate regards the alliance as highly as President Joe Biden.
Pope Francis is suggesting that Israel has used an “immoral” and disproportionate response in its attacks in Gaza and Lebanon. He says its military domination is going beyond the rules of war.
Hundreds of community members are rallying in support for a Kaiserslautern High School football player reported to be in critical but stable condition in a German hospital after experiencing a medical emergency in a Friday game at Stuttgart High School.
The deaths of Yaroslav Bazylevych’s whole family — killed in Lviv by a Russian hypersonic missile — proved there was no sanctuary from the war.
A man has been arrested after allegedly setting two fires in the western German city of Essen that left 30 people injured and driving a van into two shops, authorities said Sunday.
More than 100 Ukrainian drones were shot down over Russia on Sunday, officials said, sparking a wildfire and setting an apartment block alight in one of the largest barrages seen over Russian skies since February 2022.
Two consecutive Russian attacks on a medical center in the northeastern Ukrainian city of Sumy on Saturday killed at least nine people, officials said.
Russia’s top diplomat warned Saturday against “trying to fight to victory with a nuclear power,” delivering a U.N. General Assembly speech packed with condemnations of what Russia sees as Western machinations in Ukraine and elsewhere — including inside the United Nations itself.
A post on Facebook showed a base internal message saying that carbon monoxide detectors went off in the commissary and that a 911 call had come in from an employee, who had a headache and was feeling faint.
Hungary always has and always will defend itself against foreign attacks, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said on Friday after one of his closest aides provoked controversy by suggesting that Hungary wouldn’t have fought against a Russian invasion as Ukraine has done.
The relocation is intended to benefit military families. But the move is also associated with an attempt to cut more than 40 jobs held by local Italians and has sparked union outrage.
A Marine senior noncommissioned officer found guilty of using ecstasy was exonerated by a Navy appeals court, which ruled in essence that he is too good for the charge to be true.
Cafe AusZeit is a great place to take a break and enjoy a whimsical but relaxing atmosphere while munching on Korean-style snacks.
Changes in Russia’s nuclear doctrine that were announced by President Vladimir Putin are intended to discourage Ukraine’s Western allies from supporting attacks on Russia, the Kremlin said Thursday.
The person on the call looked and sounded like the the ex-Ukrainian foreign minister but asked odd questions.