The alliance's focus on conflict in cyberspace reflects, in part, growing concern over Russia's increasing assertiveness in Eastern Europe.
The vehicles will be safer for both the patients and those emergency workers entrusted with transporting them.
The Gotthard Base Tunnel opened after almost 20 years of construction and is set to transform north-south travel on the continent, according to Swiss authorities.
Erdoğan threatens repercussions if parliament recognizes the 1915 slaughter denied by his government. The EU migration deal could be at risk.
EU sanctions were put in place on Russia following the annexation of Crimea in March 2014.
"Europe, Germany in particular, cannot become an Arab country, Germany is Germany," the Tibetan Buddhist leader said.
The Left Party parliamentarian doesn’t want to allow an unlimited number of refugees, leading an activist to hurl what appeared to be a chocolate and cream cake.
G-7 leaders wrapped up a summit in central Japan vowing to use “all policy tools” to boost demand and ease supply constraints.
Germany hinted Friday that it would support the gradual lifting of sanctions on Russia ahead of a July decision to renew.
Obama becomes the first sitting U.S. president to visit Hiroshima, Japan.
The U.S. is expected to see the strongest growth among the Group of Seven economies while Japan could see the weakest growth.
After the lifting of the U.S. arms embargo, Vietnam aims to upgrade its air and maritime defense capabilities.
The G-7 meeting comes at a time when economies are still struggling to recover from the China slowdown and the plunge in commodities.
President Obama will be the first sitting American leader to visit Hiroshima, but he will not apologize for the decision to drop an atomic bomb.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel has heralded an integration law for refugees, but some argue it could be counterproductive.
The Italian coast guard has rescued at least 37,000 people this year alone — and as the weather gets warmer, those numbers will continue to increase.
Leaders will examine potential risks to the global economy when they gather this week for their summit in western Japan.
Streaming services in Europe could be forced to contribute to the production of homegrown films and TV under new proposals.
The sportswear maker will start production of shoes in its home country after a gap of more than 20 years. And this time around, it will use robots.
Athens was offered debt relief beginning in 2018 if that is necessary to meet agreed criteria on its payments burden.
Europe’s political establishment breathed a sigh of relief Monday when postal ballots swung the Austrian election away from a far-right candidate.
Russia has deployed military divisions along its western border as one part of measures to respond to NATO’s buildup.