Europe

U.S. shipments of ammunition to Ukraine were delayed for at least two months last year because of problems with a U.S. military contract with Germany’s Deutsche Bahn railways, according to...

U.S., Australian, British, and Japanese defense officials converged on Australia’s Jervis Bay this week for a weeklong experiment to test how to integrate new, developmental tech from different countries in...

As European cities grapple with overtourism, officials are making attempts to tackle some concerns that come along with visitors. Prague, capital city of the Czech Republic, has enforced a ban...

LONDON — Britain and Germany’s defense ministers said Europe must do more to ensure its own security, amid fears about the reliability of the United States ahead of November’s presidential...

European lawmakers approved a €35 billion loan for Kyiv, with the money set “to be repaid with future revenues from frozen Russian assets,” officials from the Strasbourg, France-based body announced...

EXCLUSIVE: The Wall is getting a big international push here at MIPCOM with plans afoot for a new European production hub and fresh international deals for the gameshow format in...

Herbert Kickl, the leader of the far-right Freedom Party of Austria (FPO) that won the country’s general election on Sept. 29, celebrated victory at a beer tavern in Vienna. He...

Albania’s former President Ilir Meta was arrested by police on Monday over money-laundering allegations, his spokesperson said. Meta, who leads the left-wing opposition Freedom Party, was arrested in the capital...

Pentagon chief Lloyd Austin visited Ukraine to announce a new $400 million U.S. weapons pledge Monday. Austin’s trip, his fourth as defense secretary, comes as the rate of daily Russian...

BRUSSELS — Europe’s struggle to develop and produce the world’s cutting-edge technologies is “the single biggest long-term challenge” to the Continent’s security, according to veteran German diplomat Wolfgang Ischinger.  A...