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RFE/RL reporter Rovshen Yazmuhamedov was arrested by Turkmen police last week

Survey proves glum reading for Tories' David Cameron and Labour's Ed Miliband.

Economic crisis creating centrifugal forces pulling apart public opinion, says Pew survey.

Eurozone industrial production rises 1% in March as against analysts' estimates of 0.5% growth.

UK imports and exports with EU lift in March as membership debate rages on.

Markets climb as investors await string of macro economic data from eurozone.

David Cameron accuses Tory EU rebels of throwing in the towel.

EC sees Greece achieving 2013-14 fiscal goals but not 2015-16 as per bailout requirements.

London Mayor Boris Johnson backs David Cameron on EU In/Out referendum

Daniel Stewart & Co’s chief economist Alastair Winter previews the week ahead for markets, politics and economics

Western Europe's poorest economy is working hard to fight recession and record unemployment levels.

IBTimes UK presenter Marverine Cole looks at how the eurozone is seeking financial stability.

After Cyprus' near meltdown, G7 finance ministers will be focusing on banking and finance reforms.

Trustwave's John Yeo reveals the difficulties businesses face from cyber security threats.

Baghdad snub leaves PKK fighters with nowhere to go after withdrawal from Turkey as part of peace deal.

To mark the 63rd anniversary, IBTimes UK presents an exerpt of Robert Schuman's original speech with translation

Portugal's jobless rate surges in the first quarter this year

Elstat's jobless rate for Greece reaches 27% on back of austerity-fuelled recession.

Lianna Brinded looks at the EU's path from unification to the re-rise of nationalism

Charles and Camilla seated at Queen Elizabeth II's right hand interpreted as signifying his growing role in supporting his 87-year-old mother in her duties.

Science superstar Stephen Hawking pulls out from conference hosted by Israeli president Shimon Peres

After IMF chief Christine Lagarde slammed US for 'severe' spending cuts, Lianna Brinded looks at what's in store for Britain.

China's recorded a trade surplus of $18.2bn in April from a deficit of $884m in March.

Hundreds of right-wing supporters demonstrate against World Jewish Congress in Budapest.

Portugal is hoping to save €4.8bn with the budget cuts.

London Chamber of Commerce chief executive tells IBTimes UK about making the case for UK to stay in EU.

IBTimes UK catches up with foreign affairs committee chairman Richard Ottaway on the UK's in/out European Union referendum.

London Chamber of Commerce report finds capital's business wants UK in EU, but favours renegotiation of membership.

Nigel Farage's anti-EU party outstrips Liberal Democrats and is hot on Labour's heels in Comres poll.

After Ofgem announced six energy firms are under investigation, IBTimes UK took a look at the market's largest scandals