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Carney's office confirmed the visit hours after it was announced Tuesday by European Council President Antonio Costa on social media.

The U.S. State Department said the move would apply to countries whose nationals are deemed likely to require public assistance while living in the United States.

Firefighters were stretched thin in many affected countries as they battled multiple outbreaks following weeks of heat waves and temperature spikes across the Mediterranean.

Wildfires in Spain this year have burned 158,000 hectares (390,000 acres), the European Forest Fire Information System suggests, an areas roughly as big as metropolitan London.

Diogo Jota had recently gotten married to his longtime girlfriend — his high-school sweetheart — Rute Cardoso, just 10 days before his death.

The debate on defence spending is heating up ahead of a summit of U.S. President Donald Trump and his NATO counterparts in the Netherlands in June.

The White House released a list more than 150 countries and territories that would see at least a 10 per cent 'reciprocal tariff' from the U.S.

The U.S. defence secretary had given the military until Wednesday to remove content that highlights diversity efforts in its ranks following Trump’s executive order.

Police and government officials said the suspected gunman killed the owner of the bar in the city of Cetinje, the bar owner's children and his own family members.

Turkey and Iran, which support opposing sides in Syria’s civil war, said they have agreed to resume diplomatic efforts along with Russia to restore calm.

VIENNA - Lederhosen-clad Tyrollean guardsmen hoisted the coffin of Otto Von Habsburg onto their shoulders Saturday, carrying the oldest son of Austria's last emperor to rest in a pomp-filled ceremony evocative of the country's past grandeur as a ruler of much of Europe.

BRUSSELS - Serbia's ambassador to NATO was chatting and joking with colleagues in a multi-story parking garage at Brussels Airport when he suddenly strolled to a barrier, climbed over and flung himself to the ground below, a diplomat said.

TOKYO - Fugitive former Thai leader Thaksin Shinawatra defended his controversial visit to Japan on Tuesday, saying he wants to support the disaster-stricken country that helped his own people recover from a massive tsunami in 2004.

LONDON - The father and uncle of Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney were arrested Thursday as part of an investigation into betting irregularities at a Scottish Premier League football match.

An internet hoax that falsely trumpeted a Serb as this year's Nobel Literature Prize winner was slick, and down fell the victims: State-run TV, news agencies, radio and several newspapers.

Ukrainian forces have retaken swaths of territory, notably in the northeast around Kharkiv, in a counteroffensive in recent weeks that has embarrassed the Kremlin.

Veteran goalkeeper Robin Randall looks at the Canadian men's water polo team and sees a lot of youth.

Molson Coors Brewing Company will pay US$3.5 billion to acquire StarBev, giving the Canadian-American beer maker a base in Central and Eastern Europe and adding more than 20 brands to its portfolio. <br />

<p> </p> <p style="font-size: 13px; ">It's been quite a ride for Milos Raonic and Canadian tennis fans. He held high hopes going into the London 2012 Olympic Games, ranked 23rd in the world. Earlier this year, he moved from No. 37 to No. 22 - a spot never before held by a Canadian man in world singles tennis rankings. </p> <p> </p>

BUCHAREST, Romania - More than 650 people have died during a record-breaking cold snap in Eastern Europe, authorities said Wednesday, as officials in the Czech Republic blamed two massive car crashes on blinding snow.