Europe News

Singer-songwriter Terry McDermott, the runner-up winner of the third season of NBC's “The Voice,” returned to the reality singing competition to perform his radio single “Pictures.”

Friends of the Earth Europe (FoE) commissioned a series of urine tests on people in 18 countries across Europe. The results were released on Thursday and FoE is asking, "Why is there weed killer in our bodies?"

The International Labour Organization (ILO) is warning that the risk of major social unrest around the world is now greatest in Europe.

German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble has warned that Europe faces revolution unless a solution to youth unemployment is found.

US Secretary of State John Kerry has been lobbying European nations to agree with Britain's call on ending an arms embargo towards Syria, in order to allow for the arming of Syrian rebels.

For this May’s European Month of the Brain, Europe has announced funding of around 150 million euros for 20 new international brain research projects.

Six Leading European newspapers jointly produce a supplement every half year with detailed analysis and perspectives concerning developments and problems within the European Union. Issue 4 deals with the dwindling public support for the EU.

The French Senate has passed legislation that will allow for same-sex marriage, with a vote of 179 to 159. The vote solidifes one of the main campaign promises made by the French Socialist President François Hollande,

Hoffenheim - Bundesliga matchday 28 will kick off in Hoffenheim tomorrow, but followers of the league will focus on Saturday's game in Frankfurt, where Bayern will attempt to wrap up this year's championship and win its 11th consecutive match since the winter break.

Malag - When Malaga and Dortmund step onto the pitch tomorrow, the German side, which has surprised in Champions League this season is the favorite. Malaga is no slouch either, even though it plays second fiddle to Real and Barca and sits sixth in La Liga.