German Industrial Output Beats Forecasts, Rises At Its Fastest Pace In Over 6 Years
The six-year high data point suggests that strong demand within the eurozone may be offsetting cooling demand in emerging markets.
EU-Turkey Migration Summit: Live Updates As European And Turkish Leaders Discuss Refugee Crisis
European leaders met with the Turkish prime minister in Brussels to find a solution to Europe's worst refugee crisis since the World War II.
Hundreds Of Migrants Rescued Off Lesbos As EU Leaders, Ankara Hold Talks
Greek officials say more than 2,000 migrants arrived on the country's northeastern Aegean islands on Monday, with 900 of those rescued off the island of Lesbos alone. The mass arrival comes as European leaders hold talks with Ankara in Brussels on how to tackle the growing migrant crisis.
Brexit Could Be Costly For EU And Britain Alike, German Think Tank Warns
A British departure from the European Union would be a costly disaster, Germany’s Ifo Institute says.
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A NATO analyst claimed that Moscow is using the refugee crisis to make attempts to remove German Chancellor Angela Merkel from her position.
Is The French 35-Hour Work Week Under Siege? New Law Under François Hollande Could Dismantle Labor Rule
Under a proposed labor law, there would still be a 35-hour cap, but it would become a threshold for overtime pay instead of a hard constraint.
Islamic State In Spain? Spanish Authorities Seize Thousands Of Uniforms Bound For ISIS, Nusra Front
The Spanish Interior Ministry said Friday there were enough uniforms to equip an entire army.
Global Stock Markets Rally Ahead Of US Jobs Report, China’s Annual Policy Meeting
Stock markets across Asia and Europe rallied Friday as investor sentiment was buoyed by optimistic expectations from the U.S.
Refugees At Rio Olympics 2016: IOC Approves Team Of Athletes Who Fled Home Country
A team of five to ten refugee athletes are set to compete in the 2016 Olympics.
ISIS Playing The Stock Market? Islamic State Group Making Up to $25M Monthly On Financial Markets
ISIS has routed money from Iraq into Jordan earning as much as $25 million a month from financial markets.
Donald Tusk Tells Economic Migrants Not To Come To Europe
The European Council president’s comments came ahead of the European Union summit, which will focus on the region’s refugee crisis, in Brussels next week.
Donald Trump: World Media, Global Leaders Disturbed By Rise Of Controversial Businessman
The controversial businessman’s rise to the front of the GOP pack has both angered and disturbed international media.
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Migrants stuck at the makeshift border camp huddle around fires to keep warm, as only a small number were permitted to pass the border.
EU Brexit 2016: Why Central And Eastern European States Don’t Want Britain To Leave
The EU’s newest members from Central and Eastern Europe are among the strongest supporters of Britain remaining in the 28-nation bloc.
Will Soccer Use Video Replay? FIFA's Gianni Infantino Pushing For Increased Use Of Technology
Referees in world soccer could soon get video help when they make an obviously incorrect call.
Europe Shares Mixed As Asian Markets Surge, US Stock Futures Dip
Most European stocks tracked robust gains in Asian markets while U.S. stock futures traded in the red.
Facebook Facing Antitrust Investigation In Germany Over User Data
The social media giant is accused of abusing its dominant position in the market — a possible violation of data protection laws.
EU Refugee Crisis In France: Calais 'Jungle' Camp On Fire, Woman Slits Wrists In Protest
Refugees in Calais protested by lighting fire to their tents and pelting police with stones in protest of the camp’s partial destruction, according to reports.
Syria Ceasefire Update: Assad Says Russia-US Truce Offers 'Glimmer Of Hope'
In an interview with German television, Syrian President Bashar Assad promised full amnesty to opposition fighters who lay down their arms.
Eurozone Unemployment Rate Drops To Lowest Level Since August 2011
The number of jobless people in the 19-nation bloc continued to drop in January, as robust German growth offset high unemployment in Spain and Greece.
Refugee Crisis: Germany Holds Job Fair To Integrate Migrants
The aging population in Europe’s biggest economy, which saw the arrival of 1 million refugees in 2015, has led to a chronic manpower shortage.
US State Department Warns Citizens Against Traveling To Southeastern Turkey Amid Regional Tensions
The U.S. Department of State asked citizens to exercise caution while traveling throughout Turkey citing terror attacks and increased cross-border shelling from Syria.
EU Refugee Crisis In Greece: Border Closures With Schengen Area May Cause 70,000 Asylum-Seekers To Be Stranded
As European countries close their borders, asylum-seekers find themselves stranded, and officials warn of a humanitarian crisis.
Energy-Efficient ‘Biocomputer’ Provides Viable Alternative To Quantum Computers
The model computer utilizes short strings of proteins, powered by Adenosine triphosphate, working in parallel to solve complex mathematical problems.
Trump Compared To Hitler By Second Former Mexican President
Less than 24 hours after Vicente Fox made the comparison, his successor, Felipe Calderon, did the same at a separate event.
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