Strengthening and diversifying the Philippines’ defense partnerships is no longer a policy option—it is a strategic ...

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has vowed support for the strengthening of Europe and its defence, as he honoured European ...

IPPs across Europe are rapidly adapting their business models as negative power prices become increasingly prevalent.

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Paul Hughes claimed a first-round TKO at PFL Europe in Belfast, securing his 7th career knockout and elevating his status. Hughes looks to make a statement. China fires warning at US treaty ally ...

European countries, including Germany, are commemorating the end of World War II on the continent. Europe's deadliest war came to an end 80 years ago. Ceremonies to mark the 80th anniversary of ...

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The Christian Science Church, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The Church publishes the ...

For the Central Europe region, which includes the German power market, the simulation results showed that the split of the Germany–Luxembourg zone into five bidding zones would have the highest ...

Under my leadership in Europe, Germany will no longer be sitting on the brakes on this issue, but we will work together with others in Europe to solve this major problem.” Dobrindt, who was first ...

Nowhere is this more evident than in Germany. Deutsche ReGas recently terminated its charter ... one that will serve the Adriatic coast once installed off Ravenna. Greece’s experience highlights ...

The highlight comes around breakfast time, when the train cars are loaded onto Europe’s last passenger train ferry (complete with tracks) to sail across the Strait of Messina to Sicily.

Newsweek's map below illustrates where the protests against Putin's allies are occurring in Europe. Newsweek reached out to the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs via email for comment.