Greek election worries and weak European economic data add to pressure on euro.
Russia previously cut off gas supplies to Ukraine amid rising political tensions between neighbours.
Rail link will go through Kazakhstan and make travel between Asia and Europe easier.
South Korea suspended most commercial and political ties in 2010 over deadly attack on navy ship.
The Transport Committee called for greater regional balance from the rail service.
Oxfam revealed that by 2016 the richest 1% of people in the world will own over 50% of its wealth.
Knight Frank and Markit Economics say Britons perceive that prices rose in January.
Consumer prices in Singapore fell on year as well as on month in December.
ECB QE could stimulate eurozone economy as Europe is a drag on global economy and China.
Copper futures down 2.8% so far in the week while all other metals fare better.
The Institute for Fiscal Studies says the changes have cost households £1,127 each on average.
EUR/USD and EUR/GBP have to drop further to hit significant channel supports.
ECB boss Draghi revealed stimulus package of €1.1tn of bond purchases from March 2015 until September 2016.
BP chief executive Bob Dudley has said he expects oil to remain low for up to three years.
The SNP leader claims the draft bill from the UK government offers less than the Smith Commission.
The European Central Bank agreed a programme to print money to buy up to €60bn worth of sovereign bonds from March until September 2016.
Co-founder William Tebbit speaks to IBTimes UK about funding pressures that also follows
Electricity tariffs to increase by 7.5% as government seeks to reduce debts by removing subsidies.
Robert Faiella sentenced to four years in connection with Silk Road and Mastercoin rebrands.
Ruble steady as Medvedev says plan to recapitalise banks through wealth fund almost ready to go.
Ukraine's economy has collapsed amid the ongoing conflict with pro-Russian forces in its east.
The draft law will see Scots being able to determine tax and welfare rates.
IMF estimates that oil and gas export losses in Gulf Cooperation Council will amount to around $300bn in 2015.
Bitcoin has continued its recent run of stability, while darkcoin rises.
A report from Wrap and the Green Alliance has detailed how recycling could create upwards of 200,000 jobs.
Kuwait the worst affected while Morocco the most gained.
Oman first non-Opec member to criticise the oil cartel's output policy.
Resourceful people in Venezuela have hit upon a profitable job opportunity – standing in queues.
Obama tells nation that US and not China must set trade rules in Asia.
New Delhi could cut India's record high gold import duty in the budget to be presented on 28 February.