Floods Threaten Dresden
High alert throughout central Europe, river receding
Europe
At Least 7 Dead in Central Europe Floods
Parts of Czech, Slovakia, Germany, Poland, and Hungary affected
Floods in Central Europe Put Prague on Alert
Five people were killed in the Czech Republic over the weekend
Two Serbian Intel Chiefs Acquitted of War Crimes
Accused of directing atrocities committed during Balkans conflicts of the '90s
UN Scientists Warn of Jellyfish Overpopulation
Unchecked, will drive down fish numbers
European Commission Says It Will Allow Some Countries To Ease Austerity
France, Spain, Poland, Portugal, the Netherlands and Slovenia being given a break
Opposition to Same-Sex Marriage on the Rise in Croatia
Campaigners want a constitutional ban against same-sex marriage
Scottish Plan to Ban Glass Alcohol Containers Draws Outrage
Grown adults being treated like children
Croatia's Constitutional Court Suspends Sex Education in Schools
Catholic Church questioning the constitutionality of the new sex-ed program
Head of European Central Bank Wants the UK To Be More European
British euroscepticism causing some worries
Russia Warns of Consequences to Rigged Eurovision Vote
Votes in question would have not affected results at all
Azerbaijan to Investigate Why No Points Recorded for Russia in Eurovision Contest
Russia's entry appeared popular in its next door neighbor
EU Poll Highlights Homophobic Abuse in Europe
Quarter of gay people polled said they have been attacked or threatened in the last five years
Malian Officials Hoping to Raise 2 Billion Euros for Recovery Fund
European Union has already pledged 520 million euros
Regulatory Burdens Fuel Exodus of European Business Leaders
There's a little Galt in all of them
ECB Executive Board Member Says Cyprus Bailout Shows Why The Eurozone Needs a Banking Union
What could possibly go wrong?
European Soldiers, Veterans, Politicians Mark VE Day
68th anniversary of the the Allied victory over the Nazis
Belgian Authorities: 31 Detained in 3 Countries Over $50M Diamond Heist
Robbery happened in February
Nobel Prize-Winning Belgian Scientist Dies Through Assisted Suicide
Christian de Duve won the Nobel Prize in in Physiology or Medicine for his work on cancer
European Shares Dip Slightly After Hitting Multi-Year Highs Last Week
On news from the ECB of loose policy
European Commission: Eurozone Economy Will Contract More Than Expected This Year
France, Spain, Italy and the Netherlands will be in recession this year
European Human Rights Court Rules Against Jailing of Former Ukrainian Premiere
Politically motivated violation of her rights, the court ruled
Europe Struggles with Bee Population Decline
Two-year ban on pesticides considered
Merkel Says Some Eurozone Members Should Be Prepared to Give Away Some Sovereignty
The German Chancellor made the comments a few months ahead of talks on a European "fiscal union"
