On Sunday morning, some 200 troops from the 1st Armored Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division started offloading tanks, armored vehicles and Humvees from the cargo ship Endurance at a port in Antwerp, Belgium.

A Russian nuclear-powered submarine successfully test-fired four intercontinental ballistic missiles on Tuesday, the navy said. The submarine launched the Bulava missiles in a single salvo from a submerged position in the White Sea.

While experts estimate that it would take a week to fully mobilize the Swedish military, other scenarios predict that Russia could invade Europe within only two days.

Polish Foreign Minister Jacek Czaputowicz said Monday during a visit to Washington that Poland stands with the rest of the EU in seeking actions to limit economic damage from the Trump administration's move, "while as for the strategic and security dimension, we also understand the U.S. concerns."

U.S. Marines withdrew tanks and weapons from storage caves in secret locations in Norway to fire tank guns and other weaponry alongside more than 3,000 Finnish servicemembers at Finland's Arrow exercise.

A funeral with military honors was held in Poland's capital Monday for a World War II hero and resistance fighter who took part in the 1944 Warsaw Uprising.

Jurijs Martisevs' testimony in a U.S. court in Virginia helped lead to the conviction of his business partner, but it also shed light on the symbiotic relationship between Russian intelligence and the criminal underworld.

It's the only campaign stop Erdogan will be making in Europe, after Austria, Germany and the Netherlands announced they would not allow election rallies.

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It was raining soldiers on base Friday evening as more than 200 paratroopers with the 173rd Brigade Combat Team (Airborne) jumped out of several C-130 Hercules and quickly prepared artillery to conduct a live-fire exercise.

Broadcaster Saarbruecker Rundfunk reports that several people are injured in what police say was a domestic incident.

Germany has a new government this spring, and although many of the players remain the same, perhaps the biggest difference is a much tougher asylum policy in a country that accepted more than 1 million refugees during an unparalleled influx less than three years ago.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle gazed into each other's eyes Saturday at the altar in St. George's Chapel as a soprano sang a work by Handel to celebrate their trans-Atlantic union in front of hundreds of celebrity guests and millions of viewers around the world.

Chechnya’s Moscow-backed regional leader, Ramzan Kadyrov, said the gunmen attempted to take people hostage inside the Archangel Michael Church in the center of Grozny, the provincial capital.

Poland's President Andrzej Duda is calling for U.N. peacekeepers to be sent to the Russia-Ukraine border and all territory controlled by separatists in eastern Ukraine.

Lt. Gen. Richard M. Clark was nominated for a position that falls under Headquarters U.S. Air Force at the Pentagon.

Brig. Gen. Christopher LaNeve assumed command of the 7th Army Training Command on Friday, as Brig. Gen. Tony Aguto relinquished authority of the Army’s largest training command in Europe.

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While it’s become something of a bedroom community for Frankfurt in recent years, the town of Oberursel maintains its distinct identity derived from its location at the base of the Taunus mountains and its charming, winding and narrow alleyways and picturesque churches.

Russian President Vladimir Putin says a new nuclear weapon has an intercontinental range and can fly in the atmosphere at a speed 20 times the speed of sound. Putin added that the weapon can change both its course and its altitude en route to a target, making it "absolutely invulnerable to any air or missile defense means."

President Donald Trump has issued a new warning to Germany and other NATO allies that they would be “dealt with” if they fail to comply with an alliance agreement to boost defense spending for their militaries.

A 19-year-old Syrian man has been charged in an assault in Berlin last month on an Israeli wearing a skullcap.

A Kosovo court has sentenced nine Albanians, eight to jail, for planning a foiled attack against the Israeli soccer team during a 2016 qualifying World Cup match in neighboring Albania.

Hundreds of migrants streaming toward Western Europe after fleeing violence and poverty in their countries have found temporary shelter in war-scarred Bosnia, a Balkan country still recovering from its own bloodshed from more than two decades ago.

Four months ago, Pope Francis dug himself into the biggest hole of his papacy by strongly defending a Chilean bishop accused by sex abuse victims of witnessing and ignoring their abuse.

Russia's President Vladimir Putin said Friday that gas supplies to Europe via Ukraine may continue even after the launch of a new prospective Germany-bound pipeline under the Baltic Sea.

A convoy of buses with 270 migrants, including children that were stuck in central Bosnia, was allowed to pass after several hours of political bickering on Friday — reflecting the chaotic situation in the war-scarred Balkan country as it struggles to cope with the influx.

Former Russian spy Sergei Skripal has been discharged from a British hospital more than two months after he was poisoned with a nerve agent and left fighting for his life, health officials said Friday.