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Borussia Dortmuna survive a late scare as they hang on to beat Eintracht Frankfurt 3-2 at Signal Iduna Park to secure second place in the German Bundesliga, with one match remaining in the 2025/26 sea...

Ukrainian battlefield struggles are exposing the Kremlin’s rigid commitment to war.

Vocals? Check. Drums? Check. Piano played with a penis? Er, check.

While the U.S. president's relations with other European countries sour, he is hailing Greece as "terrific"

Few people have been better positioned to dominate U.S. foreign and national security policy, yet the secretary of state appears to be receding in both his jobs.

Manchester City are keen on Real Madrid winger Vinicius Jr, Bayern Munich make contact with Newcastle United over Anthony Gordon, France forward Bradley Barcola could leave PSG in the summer, plus mor...

The Commission is poised to weaken enforcement of its methane regulation.

Fertilizer and fuel prices are surging. Europe's political response has been muted. Consumers’ real pain is set to arrive with next year's harvest.

Fernand Kartheiser was kicked out of his political group over a visit to Russia. Now he wants to take other lawmakers with him.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer is facing his biggest test yet in elections that will decide control of Scotland, Wales and large parts of England.

Mainstream conservatives fear coalition deals with the far-right Vox party could force them toward a policy that alienates centrists and immigrants.

"A raw, caged animal, drinking, partying and fighting" is how Jamie Vardy's agent described his client's early career, with the striker explaining how refining himself from non-league football to Prem...