The Greek side charged that the unilateral designation of marine parks beyond Turkish territorial waters violates international law and cannot affect Greek sovereign rights

Andy Burnham’s listening tour has put the new Prime Minister at the centre of a political recovery for Labour. But interviews with political academics, pollsters and people who have met him suggest that personal popularity can only carry him so far.

The crisis at Spain's Ceuta enclave has given new momentum to calls for tighter borders and tougher migration policy

France's Constitutional Council said the measure restricts young people's right to expression and communication

Replacing her is seen as a tough call, according to several U.S. media outlets

Turkish foreign minister again claims that Greece, Cyprus and Israel have formed a security alliance targeting Ankara

Social media, once seen as a threat to cinema, is helping drive young audiences back to the big screen as viral trends and shared experiences fuel a global box-office revival.

France's finance ministry is checking what data was breached, as hacker group Cl0p claims to have hit major firms like Shell and Philips

London's green spaces have "burned" through the year's fifth heat wave, but experts say the grass isn't necessarily dead

Washington grew alarmed over Kyiv's planned drone strikes on ships carrying Kazakh oil through Russia's Novorossiysk port

This is the summer of the Cinderella shoe: glass-inspired heels and jelly shoes are showing up everywhere, whether you're into them or not

The US-Iran deadlock leaves reserves under strain, raising questions about how long global oil stockpiles can hold out

Once a defiant voice against Washington, the Canadian prime minister now looks more pragmatic toward Trump, who keeps up the pressure on Canada

A record-breaking contest on England's east coast was meant to silence Nigel Farage's critics. Instead, it has reignited scrutiny of his finances, divided political opinion and turned one of Britain's most deprived seaside towns into the country's most closely watched electoral battleground

The Russian president traveled to Iturup after overseeing naval drills in Russia’s Far East, prompting a strong protest from Japan over the disputed territory.

Northern Spain became a prime viewing spot as the Moon briefly blocked the Sun shortly before sunset, with millions traveling into the path of totality to witness the rare astronomical event.

The global unemployment rate for people ages 15 to 24 reached 12.4% last year, while more than 257 million young people were not employed, in education or training, according to the International Labour Organization.

The agreement with the EU follows a deadly rush into Ceuta that was fueled in part by viral videos and misinformation, as authorities seek to prevent people-smuggling networks from enticing migrants to attempt dangerous crossings

Angela Merkel’s official portrait has become an unlikely attraction at Berlin’s Bode Museum, drawing crowds eager to decipher the former chancellor’s enigmatic gaze before the painting moves to its permanent home

Drugs, weapons, cash, and people have been hidden in Airbnb style short-term rentals across Europe, a Belgian drug official warns