Finland's president to seek re-election in 2018
Finland's president has announced he will seek re-election for another six-year term as the Nordic country's head of state next year
View ArticleEU approves Areva-EDF nuclear reactor combination
The European Union has approved the takeover of the reactor business of Areva by nuclear giant EDF in an all-French transaction, arguing it will not affect healthy competition in the sector
View ArticlePoland gathers data on foreigners in the country
Poland's deputy defense minister has cited security concerns in Europe as he tries to justify a move to gather data on foreign nationals in Poland
View ArticleLeaders of Spain, Portugal eye joint projects, EU's future
The leaders of Spain and Portugal are holding their annual two-day summit, with possible joint energy and infrastructure projects due to be discussed
View ArticleEU expands sanctions against Congo to 16 people
The European Union has extended sanctions over the deteriorating situation in Congo and imposed travel bans and asset freezes on nine more senior security officials
View ArticleMerkel warns against "simple answers" after Trump meetings
Chancellor Angela Merkel's spokesman says Berlin is still committed to strengthening trans-Atlantic relations after Merkel suggested Europe can no longer entirely rely on the U.S.
View ArticleThe Latest: Greece orders financial probe of refugee NGO
Greek judicial authorities have ordered an investigation into allegations that staff at a European Union-funded NGO sexually exploited refugees and misused money intended for their welfare
View ArticleTheresa May, Jeremy Corbyn face tough questions on live TV
Prime Minister Theresa May and Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn have faced tough questions and a skeptical audience in a live TV event ahead of next week's parliamentary elections
View ArticleUN farm agency: South Sudan can avoid famine with help
The UN's food and agriculture agency says South Sudan must receive more food, seeds and livestock to farmers this rainy season to help avert a new famine next year
View ArticleEU-Ukraine pact clears major hurdle with Dutch approval
The Dutch parliament has completed the ratification of a pact between the European Union and Ukraine aimed at keeping Russia at arm's length, despite voters in the Netherlands rejecting the agreement...
View ArticleUN food agency warns South Sudan conflict is fueling famine
The head of the UN's farm agency is warning that conflict in South Sudan could undermine hopes of avoiding a new famine next year
View ArticleIn UK vote, Brexit takes back seat to home issues, terror
This was supposed to be the Brexit election for the U.K. _ but the divisive issued has not dominated the parliamentary campaign as many had expected.
View ArticlePlastic surgery clinics hacked; 25,000 photos, data online
Police in Lithuania say more than 25,000 private photos _ including nude pictures _ and other personal data have been made public following the hacking of a chain of plastic surgery clinics
View ArticleThe Latest: Poland may accept refugees for medical care
Poland's foreign minister says the government is thinking of temporarily taking in Syrians who need medical treatment
View ArticleFrench prez seeks clean gov't as 2 ministers fight suspicion
Two ministers of newly-elected President Emmanuel Macron _ who promised a squeaky-clean government _ are defending themselves against suspicions of ethical lapses just as a new law is being prepared to...
View ArticleVenus Williams opens play at French Open on Day 4
Tenth-seeded Venus Williams will open play on Court Philippe Chatrier against Kurumi Nara of Japan in the second round of the French Open
View ArticleEurozone inflation falls to lowest level this year
Official figures show that inflation across the 19-country eurozone has fallen to its lowest level this year, in a development that may temper market talk that the European Central Bank will soon...
View ArticleEU proposes ways to shore up the euro over coming decade
The European Union's executive arm has come up with a series of ideas it thinks could shore up the euro currency in the coming decade
View ArticleThe Latest: Charity investigates misconduct against migrants
A charity says it is investigating two of its employees working with refugees in Greece in connection with allegations of "serious misconduct."
View ArticlePreliminaries underway at 2017 Scripps National Spelling Bee
ABC News' Janai Norman talks to Hailey Jinkins, a competitor at this year's National Spelling Bee.
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