Germany arrests former spy chief on treason charges over possible UK leak
German police have arrested August Hanning, who used to run Germany's foreign intelligence agency, on suspicion of treason and spying.
German police have arrested August Hanning, who used to run Germany's foreign intelligence agency, on suspicion of treason and spying.
Shell's refining margin, the profit it makes turning crude oil into fuel, has hit a record high.
Ukraine fired a large wave of drones at Moscow overnight, killing one person and injuring several, Russian officials said, making this the biggest such strike on the Russian capital in two years.
France successfully test-fired its upgraded M51.3 nuclear missile from a submarine, a routine step in a program no other country is attacking.
Germany's domestic intelligence agency says Iran has stepped up efforts to get missile technology from within Germany, even though sanctions ban this.
Ukraine fired a large wave of drones at Moscow overnight, killing one person and injuring several, Russian officials said.
The United States is cutting the number of army brigades it keeps in Europe from five to three, moving forces toward Asia to counter China and asking European allies to cover the gap.
A court in Prague is about to hold the first trial under a new Czech law that makes it a crime to carry out illegal activity on behalf of a foreign power.
The FBI arrested a California real estate agent at Los Angeles International Airport, accusing her of secretly working for Chinese intelligence and tracking the son of Taiwan's president while she was in the United States.
An oil deal linked to allies of US President Trump has become part of talks between the US and Russia on ending the Ukraine war, though which company and what terms are unclear.
At a security meeting in Helsinki, Moldova's president told European leaders that Russia will stay a major danger to Europe even after a peace deal in Ukraine is reached, no matter who leads Russia.