Russia has continued to build its arsenal despite an agreement with the U.S. to reduce stockpiles by 2018.
Amnesty International alleges that the Turks are forcing as many as 100 people daily back to war-ravaged Syria.
New arrivals to the country may soon have to sign a declaration that they will accept Western values and report suspected terrorists.
Russian state bank Vneshekonombank has funded many of President Vladimir Putin's expensive projects, including the 2014 Sochi Olympics.
More than 1 million refugees arrived in Germany last year, leading its cities and towns to struggle with integrating them.
Train station attacker Khalid el-Bakraoui and others have been linked to attacks in Brussels and Paris that have killed 160 people and wounded 600.
In the past two decades, more than 500 people have died on the continent in attacks against schools, public transit, summer camps and restaurants.
Russian President Vladimir Putin will ultimately decide whether to participate in a prisoner exchange with Ukraine.
British politicians supporting departure from the EU have capitalized on the attacks in Brussels as support continues to gain in polls.
Brothers Khalid and Ibrahim el-Bakraoui had ties to the November attacks in Paris and were known to Belgian authorities due to their criminal records.
Refugees held signs in Greece Tuesday apologizing for the terror attacks in Belgium's capital.
Europe faces fairly short-lived economic damage from the deadly bombings, but the political backlash could be much more severe.
Belgium faced 315 anti-terrorism cases last year and already 60 in 2016.
An accord on refugees is straining an already overburdened processing system in Greece, where more than 1,600 migrants have arrived since Sunday.
An exit from the European Union could cause the British economy $145 billion, the country’s premier business lobbying organization said.
Former British Works and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith said his resignation had nothing to do with the debate over whether or not Britain should remain in the European Union.
At least 12 boats carrying refugees arrived in Greece Sunday, despite a deal reached last week between the European Union and Turkey.
As Russia begins its third year of occupation in Crimea, human rights activists warn of an increasingly stifling environment in the region formerly controlled by Ukraine.
Russian spying tactics include psychological warfare via "extreme movements, information operations and misinformation campaigns," say the Swedes.
Bulgaria is worried an EU-Turkey deal will shift the illegal smuggling route onto its territory and do little to stem the influx of people fleeing conflict.
Investors don’t appear worried about Ireland’s post-election chaos. But a possible British exit from the European Union is a concern.
At a hearing Wednesday, Apple, McDonald’s, Google And Ikea will be asked about special arrangements they've negotiated in Europe.