European Union

Athens is due to exit the EU bailout programme at the end of 2014.

Nigel Wilson Nov 03, 2014

Conservative parliamentary candidate Nus Ghani on October's hot topics in politics.

Nus Ghani Oct 30, 2014

The Scottish National Party had wanted the home nations to vote separately

Sean Martin Oct 29, 2014

Sweden's central bank hopes move will boost inflation.

M Rochan Oct 28, 2014

NFU says UK farmers deserve level playing field.

Finbarr Bermingham Oct 27, 2014

The prime minister has walked into a new row over Europe which will damage his hopes in the Rochester by-election

Nick Assinder Oct 24, 2014

Miliband appoints a new Europe spokesman as Cameron faces fears of Brexit from moderate loyalists.

Nick Assinder Oct 21, 2014

The President of the European Commission warned UK Prime Minister David Cameron that he is being too complacent with how much opposition there may be in the run up to the EU referendum.

Alfred Joyner Oct 20, 2014

The prime minister has said he will have "one last go" at renegotiating relations with the EU.

Nick Assinder Oct 16, 2014

The prime minister is facing demands to clarify his suggested 'emergency brake' on EU migrants.

Nick Assinder Oct 16, 2014

Joe Twynam, of YouGov, tells IBTimes UK that Ukip 'mopped up votes from the left behinds'.

Ian Silvera Oct 10, 2014

Estonia is to allow anyone to become a 'digital citizen' within the European Union

Anthony Cuthbertson Oct 07, 2014

EU ambassadors decide to maintain tough stance on Russia.

Finbarr Bermingham Sep 30, 2014

But Eurostat says the unemployment rate was down from 12% last year.

Ian Silvera Sep 30, 2014

The Ukip leader says the move would, in part, be paid for by slashing the UK's foreign aid budget.

Ian Silvera Sep 26, 2014

Deal should boost UK exporters and manufacturers amid economic gloom in the eurozone.

Nigel Wilson Sep 24, 2014

Harry Potter author's charity wants no children living in institutions in Europe by 2030

Mary-Ann Russon Sep 19, 2014

Guy Ryder, director-general of the ILO, says policies to address undeclared work must be balanced.

Ian Silvera Sep 18, 2014

Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said Gazprom could not cope with increased European demand.

Nigel Wilson Sep 18, 2014

Men knock BBC cameraman to ground and beat him before grabbing and smashing camera.

Jack Moore Sep 18, 2014

Russia's currency has faced downward pressure from falling oil prices in recent months.

Nigel Wilson Sep 16, 2014

Over €97m will be spent on budget support to Liberia and Sierra Leone.

M Rochan Sep 06, 2014

Italian media reports Russian leader's threat to European Commission President.

Jack Moore Sep 01, 2014

The Tories' most hard-line Eurosceptics have longer for a realignment of politics around their agenda.

Nick Assinder Sep 01, 2014

The ONS said payments received across the whole economy had increased by 4.9% on the year before.

Ian Silvera Aug 29, 2014

While strong US data suggest rise in oil demand, Ukraine conflict may hit supply.

Boby Michael Aug 29, 2014

David Cameron is facing another defeat in Brussels just as he seeks to stop more defections to Ukip

Nick Assinder Aug 29, 2014

The Prime Minister pledge to slash net migration to less than 100,000 by 2015.

Ian Silvera Aug 28, 2014

Comes amid accusations that Bulgaria and Romania immigrants have been abusing the welfare system.

Ian Silvera Aug 27, 2014

Anders Fogh Rasmussen confirms military alliance to deploy forces at new bases in post-Soviet states.

Jack Moore Aug 27, 2014