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Amid Russia Fears, Permanent F-22 Base in Europe? American Air Force General Says US Wants To Assure Allies

Russia's actions in Ukraine and Syria have prompted the U.S. Air Force to call for a permanent F-22 Raptor base in Europe.

Summer Olympics 2024 Host Candidates Revealed As IOC Touts Financial Aid, Transparency In Bidding Process

Olympic officials promised $1.7 billion in financial support for the 2024 Games, regardless of which of five candidate cities wins the bid.

Scared By Russia, Sweden And Poland Make War Pact

The military agreement is one of many that Sweden has signed with its neighboring countries over the last year as it looks to compensate for not being part of NATO.

Refugee BnB or Refugee Tinder: Why German Citizens Are Taking Asylum-Seekers Into Their Homes

This year 800,000 refugees are expected to claim asylum in Germany. Most will live in refugee camps, but a new website is matching them with German hosts.

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Europe Refugee Crisis: Juncker Unveils Quota Plans For 120K Asylum Seekers, Calls For 'Bold, Determined Action'

EU nations have to agree to take in an additional 120,000 asylum seekers by next week, European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said Wednesday.

EU Sets New Quotas For States To Take Asylum-Seekers: Source

The EU executive has drawn up a new set of national quotas under which Germany will take in more than 40,000.

Nazi Gold Train Search: Poland Army To Help Find Hitler's Underground Treasure

"A man on his deathbed gave the people looking for the train the information they needed to find it," they claim.

Amid Russia Conflict, NATO Increasing Preparedness In Eastern Europe With New Command Units

Amid rising tensions between Russia and Ukraine, NATO forces are boosting defense measures.

How European Leaders Are Battling Over Borders To Confront The EU Migrant And Refugee Crisis

With several proposals on the table, Europe continues to struggle for a unified response to the migration crisis.

Heart Attack Deaths Linked To Cold Weather, Research Shows

Research indicates weather and air pollution are linked to heart attack survival rates.

Legendary Nazi Treasure Train May Have Been Discovered

Radar images showed the shape of a train platform with what appears to be cannons mounted on military-type wagons.

Nazi 'Gold Train' Found In Poland? Guns, Gems Aboard Before Disappearing Near End Of WWII

The two men who said they located the train want 10 percent of whatever profits may come from the finding.

Russia Ukraine News: Amid Escalating Fears Of War, Lavrov Presses Germany, France On Peace Treaty

Fears are growing that a six-month ceasefire could crumble altogether.

Amid Russia Hostility, NATO Holds Largest Military Exercise In Europe Since End Of Cold War

The highlight of the drills will take place at the end of August, when warplanes drop more than 1,000 paratroopers over Germany.

Amid 'Brexit' Debate, EU Nationals Clamor For UK Dual Citizenship

Britain has long been seen by other European Union members as a somewhat reticent member state.

An Abrams Tank pivots during military exercises

To Deter Russian Hostility, US Marines In Bulgaria To Receive Abrams Battle Tanks And Heavy Artillery

Despite scaling back its presence in Europe over the last decade, the U.S. military is re-establishing itself along the eastern front with Russia.

Russia Ukraine News: Is War Coming? Vladimir Putin Calls Emergency Defense Meeting As Conflict Continues To Escalate

Russian-backed forces in Ukraine are preparing for "full combat readiness."

Ukraine Russia Conflict: Ukrainians Getting Lethal Weapons From Poland And Italy, Pro-Russian Rebels Claim

Lethal aid has been a sore point for Kiev since U.S. President Barack Obama decided in February to deny Ukraine's request for deadly weapons.

Twitter Says Government Information Requests Exploded 52% In Past Six Months

Requests for information and removal of content have increased 52 percent in the past six months -- and the United States leads the way.

Russia, Putin Approval Rating: Russian President, Country Viewed Negatively Worldwide, In US

Only about one-in-five people in the United States trust President Putin to make good decisions in world affairs — and the rest of the world seems to agree.

Ukraine-Russia Conflict: German Military Spending $21 Million On Troops For NATO Exercises In Ukraine

Drills by members of the military alliance will take place in September in Ukraine, a move interpreted as a message to Russia.

Lithuania and Latvia are to increase defense spending

Latvia, Lithuania Defense Spending To Increase After Russian Hostility Toward NATO

Latvia and Lithuania have both committed to increasing defense spending to ward off Russian aggression on Eastern Europe.

US Launching Missile Defense System in Europe, Africa That Russia Hates

A missile defense system that is tasked with combating Iranian ballistic missiles will open in Naples, Italy.

Amid Russian Military Aggression, US Builds Roads, Training Facilities In 6 Eastern European Nations

The U.S. is funding $70 million in infrastructure upgrades in the Baltic states, Poland, Bulgaria and Romania through September.

What Is NATO's Article 4? Why Turkey Called For Consultations Under Rarely Used Provision

The provision seems broad and even vague, allowing simply for consultations when a NATO member feels threatened.

eSports Gaming League ESL Releases Statement About Drug Testing Players For First Time, Starting In August. But What Are The Consequences For Players?

ESL is the largest and oldest eSports organization, and now the first to test players entering tournaments.

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