European Union

Leaders stress importance of cohesive eurozone and the need for Greece's continuation in the bloc.

Obama, Hollande acknowledge need for reforms to avert global crisis.

European Jewish Congress urges European governments to ban Greece's Holocaust denying neo-Nazi Golden Dawn party.

England supporters travelling for the 2012 Euros may have to carry a little extra money with them if they are to make calls or send texts from Ukraine (tournament co-host) because of the high roaming cost in East European country.

Asian economies fear catastrophic fallout of a possible Greek exit from the EU.

An Open Rights Group report suggests that child protection filtering is leading to mobile internet censorship.

Greek government and Jews hit back at Golden Dawn's leader's denial of the Holocaust.

France's new Socialist President Francois Hollande met the German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Berlin and both leaders promised to work together to bring back growth in the recession-hit eurozone.

Russia's ambassador to the United Nations has voiced concern over reports Syrian rebels are receiving military training in Kosovo.

World markets fall as Greece's euro exit looms large following failure of talks to form coalition government.

The slowing Chinese economy seems to have not yet found a floor as the latest trade data shows further evidence that the world’s second largest economy is still struggling to post a strong rebound.

Nikolaos Michaloliakos's Golden Dawn henchmen's intimidation of Greek journalists at press conference sparks backlash.

Far-right supporters of Greece's Golden Dawn party who obtained a stunning 7 per cent at elections ordered reporters to stand at press conference

UKIP has made its mark once again taking around 13 per cent of the vote according to the local election results released so far, just a few points behind the Liberal Democrats who are on 16 per cent.

On Monday 23 April 2012 a Guardian newspaper headline read: "Conservatives turn three-point opinion poll lead into eight-point deficit" in a story which illustrated the travails of being in government and not getting the PR quite right - on this occasion over Chancellor George Osborne's Budget. The poll covering Westminster voting intentions, was conducted for the newspaper by ICM and showed that the Conservatives had slumped to 33 per cent, a fall of six per cent which accounted for n...

Romania faces political turmoil after no confidence vote ousts Mihai Razvan Ungureanu's cabinet

Iran is considering a Russian proposal to halt nuclear programme to avoid EU sanctions.

Europe's fiscal compact is slowing coming apart at the seams

Human rights group says Muslims who openly show their faith suffer widespread discrimination throughout Europe.

Nicolas Sarkozy, Francois Hollande, Marine Le Pen, Jean-Luc Melenchon: What they stand for.

The simulated brain will provide new insights into the basic causes of neurological diseases such as autism and Alzheimer's

David Cameron indicated easing of sanctions against Burma while arriving at Naypyitaw as part of his South East Asian visit.

The 2012 Bahrain Grand Prix will go ahead as planned, the FIA has confirmed.

Collective legal action is first of its kind in racial profiling case in France.

Spain's debt yields hit four-month high and Italy's borrowing costs soar amid fresh investor concerns over economies.

The government bond markets could be weakened by July after the implementation of "Volcker Rule" in the U.S., said the Head of the U.K.'s Debt Management Office (DMO) on Monday.

Retired pharmacist opts for 'dignified end before 'being forced to search trash for food' and 1,500 riot on streets.

Government says Debt levels rise as jobless rate doubles past EU average

Sony and Universal are having their bids for separate parts of Citigroup-owned EMI probed by EU regulators.

Democracy figurehead beats junta candidate to take seat in parliamentary by-election.