European Union

European policymakers make progress on financing of EU bank reserve pot as deadline looms.

Home Secretary Theresa May pushes government plans for tough new migrant rules but can do nothing to allay voter fears.

Leaked report reveals UK Government in bid to limit annual net migration from EU countries to 75,000.

Putin says Russia not teaching 'anyone how to live' in swipe at US over gay rights.

Russian officials say they're looking to sign bilateral investment treaty, though not full free trade deal.

Bank bail-ins could produce some interesting outcomes for Eurozone markets and countries according to academic

European regulators propose to speed up banking reforms to protect taxpayers from bank failures.

Ukraine's statistical service says that the economy shrunk less than expected amid widespread protests against government.

Ukraine's ongoing economic crisis increases the cost of insuring country's debt

Ukrainian Prime Minister Mykola Azarov said that he has asked the European Union for financial support.

US budget agreement now needs House and Senate approval.

European ministers meeting in Brussels fail to agree on key ways to close down failing banks.

Tony Sanabria has decided to quit Barcelona and he is set to move to Rome despite Arsenal interest.

Britain's trade gap with non-EU countries decreases by 27% on previous month.

International Humanist and Ethical Union report says laws curb atheists' freedom.

FireEye monitors hackers' spear fishing attack on employees at foreign ministries.

The European Union, International Monetary Fund and European Commission are at loggerheads with Greek government over austerity

Nearly 100 heads of state and royals from all corners of world to attend Nelson Mandela's memorial at FNB football stadium.

Police begin to dismantle protest sites in Ukraine capital

Former M&S boss and departing Domino's chief support immigration.

Prof Susan Vinnicombe tells IBTimes UK at Women in the City event that Whitehall against 'box-ticking' quotas.

EU Sub-Committee on Economic and Financial Affairs to investigate shadow banking.

French finance minister urges Europe policymakers to move quickly to conclude deal.

Masked protesters pull down statue of Russian revolutionary leader in Ukrainian capital.

Former star Sam Sodje filmed boasting he could fix it for players to get yellow or red cards – and deliberately got himself sent off.

On 29 November 2013 a Police Scotland helicopter came down and crashed through the roof of the popular and crowded Clutha Bar. At the time, there were about 120 people in The Clutha and the accident left nine people dead and 32 injured - 14 seriously.

Business Secretary plays down fears UK will quit European Union, even as prospect of 2017 referendum looms.

South Korean unit may have violated capital markets rules.

Three UK has taken a major step in the elimination of roaming charges by extending its Feel at Home plan to cover the USA.

Barclays, Deutsche Bank, Société Générale, RBS, UBS, JPMorgan, Citigroup and RP Martin face fines.