There are eight candidates in Sunday’s Russian presidential election, including President Vladimir Putin.
France’s anti-fraud body says it has uncovered a huge scam in which a merchant tried to sell more than 48 million liters (some 12.7 million gallons) of wine falsely labeled as Cotes-du-Rhone.
Spain’s capital is grappling with the aftermath of violent unrest following the death of an African street vendor who had been running away from police officers.
It’s “overwhelmingly likely” Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered the military-grade nerve agent attack on a former double agent on British soil, the U.K. foreign secretary said Friday.
The death of an Egyptian teenager in the UK has sparked outrage across Egypt, where officials have described the incident as “barbaric.”
A group of mostly migrant protesters clashed with police in Madrid Thursday and Friday, with demonstrators setting fire to trash bins and parked vehicles after the death of an African migrant who witnesses claim was trying to flee from cops cracking down on illegal street sales.
Germany’s new interior minister said Friday he doesn’t consider Islam to be a part of Germany, a position that puts him at odds with Chancellor Angela Merkel on the central question of migration.
Germany’s new foreign minister arrived Friday in Poland for talks on the European Union’s future and security and on the two neighbors’ bilateral relations.
A British retailer has withdrawn a T-shirt from sale in its stores and online following complaints that its design could be associated with the Hillsborough soccer disaster.
Thousands of Egyptian expatriates around the world are heading to polling stations to cast their ballots in the presidential election.
