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Eurozone Crisis: Angela Merkel Urges Gradual Political Union for Eurozone
Prime Minister David Cameron pledged to protect Britain's interest in the eurozone.
Eurozone Crisis: Merkel Says Ready to Act, but Don't Expect Any Big Bang
Though world leaders are pressing for stronger and urgent action, the end-June meeting of European leaders is not expected to bring any substantial change in the situation of the eurozone.
Ireland's 'Yes' on Austerity Referendum and Angela Merkel's 'More Europe Not Less'
On 31 May 2012 Ireland held a referendum - the only country to do so - as to whether or not its Government should ratify the Stability Treaty signed by 25 of the 27 European Union (EU) Member States in December 2011 and due to come into effect on 01 January 2013. This is the Treaty which Prime Minister David Cameron representing the UK famously refused to sign, along with the Czech Republic.
Torres and Ronaldo to Fail as Germany Earn Winning Endorsement
With the European Championship starting on Friday, IBTimes UK felt it the ideal time to make some predictions ahead of the finals in Poland and Ukraine.
Lawrenson: Nobody at Euro 2012 Will Want to Play England
Former Liverpool defender Mark Lawrenson has tipped France to win Euro 2012 but believes England and the Republic of Ireland will both make the quarter-final stage.
Bundesliga Midfielder Keen on Joining Arsenal
Schalke midfielder Lewis Holtby says he would like to join Arsenal in the future.
Martin Keown: Terry's Form is Cause for Concern
Martin Keown believes England defender John Terry could struggle for form at Euro 2012, as the Chelsea captain continues his recovery from a hamstring injury.
CloudOn App For iPad and Android Tablets now Available in 16 More Countries [PHOTOS]
App allows you to create and edit Microsoft Office files on your iPad and Android tablets as well as adding support to Google Drive, Dropbox and Box.
Tottenham Have Duo In Mind For Van Der Vaart Replacement – Report
Tottenham are already looking at possible replacements for Rafael van der Vaart, according to reports in Germany, with the playmaker admitting he would be open to a possible move to Schalke in the summer.
Euro 2012 News: Supporters Warned against Buying Toxic Jerseys
The European Consumers' Organisation (BEUC) has issued a warning to football supporters against buying jerseys of nine nations competing at Euro 2012, after research discovered the shirts contained toxic chemicals
Flame Virus Update: UK Servers Used to Control Malware
One of the most complex pieces of malware ever discovered was controlled from servers located in the UK, between 2008 and 2012.
Mertesacker Looking Forward To Playing Against Van Persie
Per Mertesacker says he's looking forward to facing Arsenal teammate Robin van Persie at the Euros, with the side preparing for a particularly tough group including 2012 World Cup runners-up Holland, Portugal and Denmark.
Moody’s Downgrades Seven German and Three Austrian Banks
Moody's rating cut of German banks comes as a surprise to many analysts considering the resilience of the German banking system.
Syria’s Bashar al-Assad Appoints Riad Farid Hijab as Prime Minister
Appointment follows mass expulsion of Western diplomats in tit-for-tat row amid ongoing violence.
Alan Hansen: Spain are Favourites but Expect German and Dutch to Challenge
Liverpool legend Alan Hansen has tipped Spain to lift the European Championship trophy in the Olympic Stadium on 1st July but cautioned that Germany and the Netherlands could provide stiff opposition to the reigning World and Euro champions.
French Maestro Aware of United Rumours
Newcastle United midfielder Yohan Cabaye says he has followed rumours linking him with a move to Manchester United this summer.
Luka Rocco Magnotta: More Posted Body Parts Found in Canada after Berlin Arrest [VIDEO]
Porn star accused of murdering Chinese student Jun Lin on film will not fight extradition and may have eaten parts of victim.
China Leads US in Clean Energy Technology Manufacturing Race
The US is well behind leading countries including Denmark, China, Germany and Brazil.
Syria Expels British Ambassador and 16 Other Western Diplomats
British ambassador Simon Collis and the US envoy Robert Ford are among those declared “persona non grata” by the Syrian government.
Manchester United Agree on Deal for Shinji Kagawa
Manchester United have announced that they have agreed on a deal with Shinji Kagawa and Borussia Dortmund for the playmaker's summer move to Old Trafford.
Global Markets Improve As G7 Set to Hold Emergency Talks
Emergency G7 talks on eurozone crisis gives a ray of hope for global markets.
G7 to Hold Emergency Talks on Eurozone crisis, Spain Tops Agenda
Spain's fate in the euro area would top the agenda of discussions at the G7 emergency conference call.
Canadian Porn Star Luka Rocco Magnotta Arrested in Germany
Canadian porn star Luka Rocco Magnotta reportedly killed his lover Jun Lin, a Chinese student at Montreal’s Concordia University.
Germany Arms Israel with Nuke Enabled Submarines, Says Report
Israel already bought three submarines from Germany while three are in the pipeline capable of carrying nuclear warheads.
Euro 2012 Friendly Round-Up: England and Holland Register Wins, Portugal Lose
Arsenal captain Robin van Persie and Barcelona midfielder Ibrahim Afellay both netted braces as Holland thrashed Northern Ireland 6-0.
England vs Belgium Euro 2012 Friendly: Watch Live Online, Preview, Statistics, Team News
Hodgson will shuffle his line-up against Belgium and it's likely that he will offer his potential starting XI - against France on 11 June - a chance to get acquainted with each another.
'Grexit' Risks Could Lead to 'Lehman Moment' in Eurozone: Societe Generale
Société Générale special report delivers damning scenario of what would happen if Greece exits the Euro
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.
European Crisis Live: US Jobs Report Punishes Stocks, Euro as Bonds Surge
Asia follows worst May since 2008 with further declines as China data disappoints and US adds fewest jobs in a year
EU and ECB Want Urgent Action over Euro Survival
Political and financial officials seek clear vision and policy action from Europe's leaders to save the single currency.