Spaniards have been celebrating through the night after their country's footballers lifted the World Cup for the first time.

MOSCOW (AFP) - A Moscow court on Monday fined two organisers of a 2007 exhibition of provocative art up to 6,500 dollars each but refrained from imposing jail sentences, an AFP correspondent reported.

MOSCOW (AFP) - A Moscow court on Monday found two organisers of a 2007 Russian exhibition of provocative art guilty of inciting hatred, after a trial fiercely criticised by rights activists and artists.

ZURICH (Reuters) - The Swiss Justice Ministry said it will hold a news conference at 1:00 p.

Gunfire injured three officers as rioters threw objects and explosives in Belfast, Northern Ireland, police said Monday.

PARIS (Reuters) - French Labour Minister Eric Woerth, the man in charge of heading up crucial pension reform, said on Monday he was thinking about resigning from his position as treasurer of President Nicolas Sarkozy's UMP party.

Thousands of mourners and supporters crowded hillsides near Srebrenica, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Sunday, to mark the15th anniversary of the massacre of nearly 8,000 men and boys.

Spain win the World Cup for the first time as an extra-time goal from midfielder Andres Iniesta gave his country a last-gasp 1-0 victory over the Netherlands in the final at Soccer City.

Edoardo Molinari has won the Scottish Open at Loch Lomond to claim the first European Tour title of his career.

A Russian scientist who was part of a swap for 10 Russian spies caught in the United States is now in England, his brother told CNN Sunday.

The French have little to teach Britain about financial services, Peter Mandelson has said, after the EU's internal markets commissioner Michel Barnier insisted the City had nothing to fear...

Israel criticized Turkey Monday for a Turkish television series that depicted Israeli intelligence agents as baby-snatchers, heightening tensions between the two countries...

BRUSSELS (AFP) - Europe's new foreign affairs chief won tepid support Monday at a parliamentary confirmation hearing after failing to impress a number of deputies with what they called vague answers to policy questions...

Britain is set to ban a Muslim group that recently caused outrage by proposing a demonstration in the town that receives the bodies of British war dead killed abroad, the Home Office said Sunday...

MADRID (AFP) - Spanish police detained overnight a man who was sentenced to two years in jail for cooperating with the armed Basque separatist group ETA, Spanish media reported Friday...

Snow and freezing temperatures hit large parts of Britain on Wednesday, forcing airports and railway lines to shut, and forecasters warned that more was on the way...

Ireland's justice minister ordered an investigation Tuesday after explosives planted in an unsuspecting passenger's luggage by authorities as part of a security test in Slovakia made their way to...

Four people died and another three were missing Monday after two avalanches in the Swiss Alps, Bern police said...

Ryanair on Monday rejected strong criticism from Britain's top business regulator, who accused Europe's largest airline of "puerile" tactics in the way it adds credit card fees on to advertised fares...

London's Heathrow Airport will begin subjecting passengers to full body scans "as soon as practical," following the failed attempt to blow up a U.S.-bound jetliner, its operator said Sunday...