At least one person die and 13 are injured in a car bomb blast near a police headquarters in the Turkish city of Gaziantep, officials say.

German riot police yesterday arrested some 400 protesters as clashes erupted outside a meeting of the right-wing populist

The EU's top diplomat Federica Mogherini said yesterday that Turkey would only get visa-free travel to the bloc once it has met all the

Last month's EU-Turkey deal on tackling the migrant flow has begun to produce results, a top EU official says.

Classic and symbol of the "dolce vita", the Vespa turns 70 this weekend and Italy's most celebrated scooter is buzzing along nicely after tripling sales in the last decade.

The younger generation of royals, Prince William, his wife Kate and his brother Prince Harry, host US President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle for dinner at Kensington Palace in London, reports NBC News.

Barack Obama urges the UK to stick with the EU, as he starts his final trip to Britain as US president by having lunch with the Queen.

The founder of Germany's anti-Islamist Pegida movement goes to trial in Dresden on hate speech charges.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have sat together on the bench at the Taj Mahal in India where Diana, Princess of Wales, was pictured 24 years ago.

Belgium's transport minister resigned yesterday after being accused of ignoring EU reports of security failings at the country's airports

A marine robot deployed in the waters of Scotland's Loch Ness finds the remains of a monster but it turns out to be a prop from a movie shot in 1970.

Semir Osmanagich seems to have made a discovery that sheds light into the ancient civilization in Europe. The giant mysterious sphere embedded in the ground in Bosnia is claimed to be the largest man-made stone ball in Europe, and the oldest in world, dating back more than 1,500 years ago

Belgium yesterday charged two new suspects over last month's deadly Brussels airport and metro bombings and made three fresh arrests

Secret agents from several countries, including intermediaries of the CIA, have used the services of Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca in order to "conceal" their activities, German newspaper Sueddeutsche Zeitung reported yesterday.

Belgium charges two more men yesterday with terrorist offences over alleged links to the rental of a property thought to have been used as a safe house before the Brussels attacks, according to Belgian federal prosecutors.

Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras accused neighbouring Macedonia yesterday of "shaming" Europe by using what he said was tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse hundreds of migrants who tried to breach the border at the weekend.

British Prime Minister David Cameron released his tax details yesterday in a bid to defuse a row over his father's offshore business, but

The Austrian government says it plans to seize the house where Adolf Hitler was born to stop it being a focal point for Nazi sympathisers.

Belgian prosecutors release new footage of the key surviving Brussels airport attacks suspect, showing the route he took after leaving the area.

Azerbaijani and Armenian forces yesterday said they were largely observing a truce that halted four days of clashes which claimed scores