Europe

It is first reported increase in region after six weeks of decline

The free food deliveries, distributed to communities in northwestern England, are needed more than ever by Britain's older immigrants who have been isolated from friends and family by the pandemic

Prince Philip has been hospitalized since being admitted to King Edward VII's Hospital in London on Feb. 16, where he was treated for an infection

Frigate will become first German warship to cross South China Sea since 2002

Moscow judge rejects five appeals by US-funded Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty against fines imposed on media outlet under Russia's controversial law

Progress in gender discrimination in the workforce, but much work still to do, say advocates

The move marks the first time in Germany's post-war history that a recognized political party has become a target for increased scrutiny

Since President Joe Biden’s election, the Turkish leader has been making diplomatic overtures to the West, pledging democratic reforms at home and promising a serious effort to improve ties with Turkey’s NATO partners

In speech to Parliament, finance minister says budget will regain pre-pandemic strength by mid-2022

Government spokesman says vaccinations could provide path to reopening 

No injuries reported in pre-dawn explosion outside Amsterdam

Quake sent people rushing out of homes and office buildings into the streets of Larissa and Tyrnavos, the closest towns to the epicenter

Moves over Alexey Navalny not specifically directed at President Vladimir Putin or the oligarchs of his inner circle

Navalny was poisoned last year in an attack he blames on Moscow, which denies any involvement

Ruling strikes down Polish measures imposing political influence on its judiciary