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Historic buildings along a canal in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. (Photo Credit: Adobe Stock/Noppasinw)
T HE EUROPEAN UNION and Mercosur, a bloc of South American countries, first started negotiating their trade deal last century. In 1999 Bill Clinton was in the White House, Boris Yeltsin was stumbling around the Kremlin and China had yet to join the World Trade Organisation.
European officials were stunned that President Trump restated his desire for Greenland after a yearlong effort to dissuade him, according to diplomats and others.
Eastern Europe is going to have a moment among travelers in 2026, according to KAYAK. Here are seven destinations with cheap airfare.
Amazon's AWS launched a new cloud service located entirely in Europe on Thursday, addressing user concerns about the data security delivered by mainly U.S.-based providers by offering the continent's own independent alternative.
The 52nd Wing is in charge of four geographically separated units in Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands, and Italy that are responsible for the security and accountability of NATO's theater nuclear deterrent. The base serves about 5,000 active-duty military personnel and 7,000 dependents.
Paris awoke Tuesday to a blanket of snow on its famous rooftops and sites, and children whose schools couldn’t hold classes delighted in an unexpected day off. Air travelers were less happy, as heavy snowfall forced the closure of six airports in the north and west of France.
As saunas gain global popularity, a hypnotic offshoot involving theatre, music and towel-twirling known as "Aufguss" is attracting wellness-seekers across the world.
The NBA is looking to expand its market, and a league in Europe is on their agenda. Here's everything to know.