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UK Could 'Charge European Countries for Benefits Bill'
Ministers explore options to reduce costs of so-called benefits tourism.
Mental Health: Europe's Biggest Firms Join Forces to Tackle Costly Workplace Depression
Target Depression in the Workplace initiative sees top executives from likes of Barclays and Unilever come together.
Capgemini: Blackouts and Soaring Bills Unless UK Reforms Energy Markets
Capgemini report warns of pressing need to stabilise energy market and secure supplies in Europe.
Indian IT Firms Seek Business Expansion Opportunities in Europe
Companies are afraid of possible immigration law overhaul in US that can drive up costs.
Greece Eyes Six-Year Recession Exit in 2014
Troubled Greek economy may finally be turning the corner after years of austerity
Lampedusa Boat Sinking Turns Focus on Snowballing Refugee Crisis
Italy, Malta and Spain at receiving end as Mediterranean becomes preferred route into Europe.
Half-Life 3 Trademark Registered in Europe
The oft-rumoured Half-Life 3 could finally be on its way after Valve registers the name as a trademark in Europe.
Villas-Boas Lauds New Attacking Plan for Tottenham's European Assault
Andre Villas-Boas believes Tottenham's emphasis on attacking football will reap its rewards domestically and in Europe.
World War C: How Understanding Geopolitics Can Help Protect Against Cyber Attacks
Understanding your enemies and their tactics is the only way to identify them in cyberspace.
Portugal Accuses IMF of 'Institutional Hypocrisy' Over Austerity
Portuguese Social Democrats accuse IMF of having two faces over austerity-driven bailout agreement.
Chancellor Angela Merkel Will Both Win and Lose the German Election
Upcoming German elections have become the most important since 1989.
IMF Attacks Speed of Global Austerity Measures
The International Monetary Fund says cutting budgets too quickly is dangerous for an economic recovery
Global 2008 Economic Crisis Fuels Suicide Rate Surge
British Medical Journal researchers call for urgent action to be taken to "prevent the economic crisis leading to further increases in suicides".
EU Officials Angered by Fresh NSA Spying Revelations [VIDEO]
Leaks suggest NSA 'targeted' diplomatic missions of France, Japan and Turkey for bugging.
EU Seeks 'Full Clarification' over Fresh NSA Spying Claims
New leaks suggest NSA bugged EU authorities and infiltrated computer networks.
European Carriers to Break Even as Global Airline Industry Set for Improved Earnings
Cost cutting and restructuring measures help airlines fly out of rough patch.
Asian Markets End Higher Ahead of EU Budget Meet
Nikkei gains 1.56 percent while KOSPI and Hang Seng indices end 0.82 and 1.02 percent higher. Shanghai index slips 0.72 percent.
Asian Markets End Higher Despite Global Economic Concerns
Nikkei gains 0.04 percent while KOSPI closes 0.23 percent up. Hang Seng and Shanghai indices also end trade at 1.20 and 0.37 percent higher.
Japan's Exports Drop 10.3 Percent in September China Islands Dispute Takes Toll
Exports to China, Japan's biggest market, fall 14.1 percent as bitter dispute over Senkaku islands rumbles on.
McDonald's Profits Fall on Slowing Global Economy and Rising Competition
US fast food chain's profits take a hit from competition and rising commodity prices.
China to Overtake Japan as World's Second Richest Nation - Report
Global Wealth Report projects world household wealth to grow 50 percent to reach $330tn (£206tn) in 2017.
Suu Kyi Falls Ill on First Day of European Tour
Aung San Suu Kyi finds it difficult to adjust to the new time zone after having spent most of her life in her home country.
Hillary Clinton Condemns Russia for Failing to Act over Syria Violence
US Secretary of State accuses Moscow of propping up Bashar al-Assad regime and warns that situation will lead to civil war.
IMF Secures £199bn to Deal with Eurozone Crisis
Though considerable progress has been made to tackle eurozone crisis, it remains single largest threat to world economy.
White-Nose Syndrome: Deadly Bat-Killing Fungus Came From Europe
The infected fungus has killed more than five and a half million bats in the United States and Canada.
Towering Inferno Engulfs Moscow Skyscraper [PHOTOS]
The skyscraper is projected to become the tallest building in Europe.
Nissan Engine to Power DeltaWing for Le Mans
Nissan to provide engine for the DeltaWing project which will be a contender at 2012 Le Mans 24 Hours.
Mt Etna Spews Lava: Spectacular Flames Illuminate Midnight Sky [PHOTOS]
Italy's volcano erupts again but for residents of Sicily it is business as usual.
Invasion of Alien Ladybirds in Europe
Researchers from the Centre for Ecology and Hydrology in the UK and the Institute for Nature and Forest (INBO) in Belgium have discovered a species of alien ladybirds that have invaded in Europe.
UK Snow: The Brighter Side of Grey Winter [PHOTOS]
Icy roads and treacherous driving conditions are leading to many road accidents across the country. Many train and tube services were either delayed or suspended.

