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President Donald Trump lashed out at the Republican leadership as he faces a looming override of his veto of a defense bill

‘Trump Tapes:' Listen To Recordings Of President Urging Georgia Official To 'Find Votes'

A phone call between Trump and Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger has been released.

German Government At Odds Over Armed Drones

SPD co-leader Norbert Walter-Borjans: 'The line between defending the lives and limbs of our soldiers and killing with a joystick is very thin'

German government at odds over armed drones

The Bavarian Town Where US Troops Are Life And Soul

The southern German town Grafenwoehr, which hosts a US military base, hopes Joe Biden will stop a reduction in US forces at the base after he is sworn in as US president next month

The Bavarian town where US troops are life and soul

Kelly Craft, seen here in September 2020 has voted against the UN budget in one of her last acts as US ambassador to the world body

In Late Trump Salvo, US Rejects UN Budget Over Israel, Iran

In late Trump salvo, US rejects UN budget over Israel, Iran

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Some of those who support deeper integration of the remaining 27 member states sense an opportunity

Does Brexit Free Europe To Seek Closer Union?

Does Brexit free Europe to seek closer union?

The decision is the latest twist in the 16-year trade battle over aircraft subsidies that turned increasingly sour under the protectionist instincts of US President Donald Trump

US Imposes New Tariffs On French, German Products In Airbus-Boeing Spat

US imposes new tariffs on French, German products in Airbus-Boeing spat

New COVID Strain Found In US: Here’s What We Know And Don't Know

A new, more contagious strain of COVID-19 has been detected in Colorado after first being identified in the U.K.

EU leaders and China's Xi Jinping thrashed out the deal in a video conference

EU And China Agree Major Investment Deal

The European Union and China approved "in principle" a major investment pact that Brussels hopes will open up lucrative opportunities, despite concerns about Beijing's rights record.

French Health and Solidarity Minister Olivier Veran has said it "takes a little more time to get going" in France.

Criticism Grows In France Over 'Slow' Vaccination Drive

Criticism grows in France over 'slow' vaccination drive

Germany's North Sea port of Cuxhaven is highly dependant upon trade with Britain

How Germany's Cuxhaven Port Is Navigating Brexit

How Germany's Cuxhaven port is navigating Brexit

The Democratic-controlled House of Representatives has passed a bill to boost handouts to Americans from $600 in the new stimulus package to $2,000

Global Stock Markets Pull Back After Record Run

Global stock markets pull back after record run

There was little festive cheer in many German cities as non-essential businesses were shuttered to slow the spread of the coronavirus

Virus Hollows Out German City Centres

Virus hollows out German city centres

According to Britain's Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, swans try to find a mate for life

Swan Late: Mourning Bird Holds Up German Trains

Swan Late: mourning bird holds up German trains

A deal could be announced by the end of the week and it would be a major boost for economic ties between China and the European Union

EU Clears Way For China Investment Pact

EU clears way for China investment pact

The deal offers the British duty-free and quota-free access to its market of 450 million consumers, and gives European fishermen access to UK waters for at least another five-and-a-half years

Brexit Trade Deal Gets EU Green Light

Brexit trade deal gets EU green light

Number of Covid-19 cases reported in European countries since the beginning of the pandemic

EU Begins Vaccinations To End Covid 'Nightmare'

EU begins vaccinations to end Covid 'nightmare'

Should There Be Optimism About US Medical Innovation?

The best days for American researchers may be ahead of us.

A giant painting of US President-elect Joe Biden is seen in his ancestral home of Ballina in northwest Ireland in October 2020

With Biden, Britain's Brexiteers Lose Cheerleader

President-elect Joe Biden prioritizes the EU and shares none of the Brexiteers' romanticism about going it alone.

A doctor shows a syringe at the Sao Joao Hospital in Porto, where the first batch of Covid-19 vaccine arrived on December 26, 2020, one day before the coronavirus vaccination program starts in Portugal

As Vaccines Are Rolled Out, Questions Remain

As vaccines are rolled out, questions remain

Lyubov Sobol was accused of trespassing and violence

Russia Probes Navalny Ally For 'Threatening Suspected Poisoner'

Russia probes Navalny ally for 'threatening suspected poisoner'

Donald Trump and his wife Melania left Washington to spend Christmas in Florida, after his shock rejection of a massive coronavirus relief package passed by Congress

Christmas Celebrated Under Pandemic's Shadow

Christmas celebrated under pandemic's shadow

The coronavirus pandemic has dampened holidays for people around the world

LatAm Countries Begin Mass Vaccinations As Europe Fears New Strain

LatAm countries begin mass vaccinations as Europe fears new strain

Fishing had been the subject of bitter last-minute wrangling in the post-Brexit trade deal

Brexit Fishing Compromise Finally Surfaces

Brexit fishing compromise finally surfaces

Jeremy Issacharoff has been Israeli ambassador to Germany since 2017

Israel Open To German Efforts To Expand Iran Deal

Israel open to German efforts to expand Iran deal

US President Donald Trump criticized the annual National Defense Authorization Act for not responding to his demand to end liability protections for social media companies -- an issue unrelated to the Defense Department

Trump Vetoes Sweeping US Defense Bill

The veto of the $740 billion measure to fund the military for fiscal 2021 came a day after Trump threw a separate $900 billion Covid-19 relief bill and overall funding for the government into question.