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Refugee Crisis: Germany Warns Italy, Libya Against New Route Into Europe Amid Rising Right-Wing Violence

German police note rising crimes against refugees, with 73 violent attacks reported so far in 2016.

Eurozone Q1 2016 GDP Growth Doubles, But Inflation Turns Negative

The 19-nation bloc grew at its fastest pace in a year in the first quarter of 2016, but consumer prices fell more than expected.

Will ISIS Attack Italy? Italian Officials Arrest Islamic State Suspects Plotting To Hit Vatican, Israeli Embassy In Rome

American officials have warned that the Islamic State group has cells operating in Germany, Britain and Italy.

Immigrants And Welfare Reform: In Germany, Lawmakers Want Foreigners To Wait Five Years Before Receiving Benefits

German lawmakers have pushed for welfare reforms in recent months, after Germany's Federal Social Court ruled foreigners from the EU could obtain benefits after living in the country for six months.

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UK Brexit Vote: A Month’s Salary Would Be Lost With Leave Vote, Warns OECD

A British exit from the European Union could cost households more than $4,600 with impact felt until 2030.

Wary Of Russia, Military Buildups Increase In Poland, Ukraine As Central, Eastern European States Beef Up Security

Central and Eastern European states aren't buying Russia's talk of improving relations as more defense brigades are created.

Global Stock Markets, Boosted By Earnings, Remain Wary Ahead Of Central Bank Meetings

Investors are still treading cautiously ahead of meetings of the U.S. Federal Reserve Wednesday and the Bank of Japan Thursday.

France Beats Japan, Germany To Win $40 Billion Australian Submarine Contract

The victory for state-owned naval contractor DCNS Group marks a vote of confidence for France's defense industry.

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Obama Hopes To Persuade UK Voters To Stay In EU [Video]

Asked by the BBC's Huw Edwards if Obama really believed the UK would end up "at the back of the queue" when trading with the U.S., Obama smiled.

ISIS 2016: Germany Plans $73M Base In Turkey To Strengthen Fight Against Islamic State Group

The facility is expected to include an air control center for military aircraft, accommodations for soldiers and a combat headquarters in its fight against ISIS.

Obama To Push EU Trade Deal In Meeting With European Leaders

The U.S. president will discuss issues including the Syrian civil war and terrorism, in a meeting in Germany on Monday.

Austria Presidential Election Results 2016: Far-Right, Anti-Immigrant Candidate Poised For First-Round Win

The ongoing refugee crisis in Europe became the dominant issue in the run-up to the presidential elections.

Obama Says EU And US Must Move Forward With Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP)

President Barack Obama spoke at a news conference Sunday in German Chancellor Angela Merkel.

Germany Pushes For ‘Safe Zones’ In Syria To Stem Flow Of Refugees To Turkey

The proposal has faced opposition from the U.N. and aid workers who say it would be hard to guarantee the refugees’ safety in the war-torn country.

Obama Praises Germany’s Merkel Ahead Of Visit While Thousands Protest Trade Deal

The U.S. president is set to meet German Chancellor Angela Merkel Sunday to discuss global economy, terrorism, transatlantic security and a free trade pact.

Greece Bailout Talks: Greece Does Not Need Debt Relief, German Finance Minister Says

Following a meeting of EU ministers in Amsterdam, the German finance minister said the cash-strapped country won’t necessarily require an easing of its debt burden.

EU Refugee Crisis: Merkel Visits Border Town In Turkey To Sell Migrant Deal

German Chancellor Angela Merkel will focus on relations with the EU and implementing the migrant deal, including how to spend $3.37 billion in funds.

Panama Papers Fallout: EU Finance Ministers Wary Of Proposed Tax Evasion Rules

Finance chiefs are caught between public calls for greater transparency and company concerns that fully disclosed data will be misinterpreted.

The Army Accidentally Dropped Three Humvees From The Sky During A Training Exercise [VIDEO]

No one was hurt in the accident, but it likely cost the military more than $600,000.

In Russia, Vladimir Putin's ‘Personal Army’ Could Be Allowed To Fire Into Crowds

What has been dubbed Russian President Vladimir Putin's “personal army,” meant to fight crime and terror, could be authorized to shoot into crowds.

Markets Update: Europe Stocks Down, Asian Stocks Mixed On Weak Global Cues

Disappointing earnings from American blue chip companies sapped investors’ risk appetite on the week’s last trading day.

Mercedes’ Parent Daimler Opens Emissions Probe Into Its US Cars

The German automaker was approached by U.S. regulators last week, following a class-action lawsuit filed against the company in February.

Greek Bailout Talks: Uncertainty Prevails Ahead Of EU Finance Ministers’ Meeting

Eurozone ministers meet in Amsterdam Friday to review reforms in Greece, which will decide if funds will keep flowing to the troubled economy.

Chinese Movie Stars Are Seeing Salaries Triple Thanks To China’s Hollywood Ambitions

Marquee names like Donnie Yen are seeing their paydays as much as triple, thanks to a strong local box office and global ambitions.

Russia Economy 2016: No GDP Growth Expected Amid Low Oil Prices, Sanctions, Government Officials Admit

Russian government officials have admitted they expect no economic growth in 2016.

Asian Markets Rise, Europe Stocks Down Ahead Of ECB Meeting

European markets started the day on a wobbly note, with investors wary ahead of a European Central Bank policy meeting Thursday.

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