Eurozone, Germany GDP Growth Slows In Third Quarter
GDP growth in the third quarter in the 19-nation eurozone came in below expectations while Europe's largest economy also slowed over the previous quarter.
Ukraine, EU To Discuss Free Trade Deal In Kiev
Russia reportedly tried to block the agreement last August and threatened an embargo against Ukrainian goods.
UK Defense BAE Job Losses: Typhoon Jet Fighter Program Cut By Europe's Biggest Defense Manufacturer
Around 370 jobs will be lost, but it was unclear if the slowdown would have an effect at plants elsewhere in Europe.
Russia-Ukraine Conflict Update: Electricity Latest Economic Battleground
Following the countries' mutual banning of flights, the move to suspend electricity imports is Ukraine's latest front in its struggle to untangle its economy from Russia's.
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US Military Weapons To Finland, France, UK? Russia Says Its A 'Nonexistent' Threat To Europe Amid $880M Proposed Sale
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Europe's Refugee Crisis: Sweden Places Border Controls To Cope With Record Arrivals
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Volkswagen Scandal: German Regulator Widens Probe To 23 Brands Over Suspicion Of Emissions Manipulation
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Microsoft Offers European Users Local Data Centers Via Deutsche Telekom After 'Safe Harbor' Judgment
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Global Government Requests For Facebook Data Surge: Report
Government agencies around the world, especially U.S. law enforcement, are increasingly asking the social networking site to supply user information, the company says.
European Refugee Crisis Update: Slovenia Erects Razor-Wire Fence On Croatian Border As Denmark Moves To Make Deportation Easier
The barrier on its border with Croatia was being constructed hours before European Union leaders were to hold yet another refugee-crisis summit in Malta Wednesday.
Lufthansa Strike: Duesseldorf Court Reverses Decision, Says Cabin Workers Can Continue Strike
After an earlier ruling that the airline's cabin workers' strike wasn't defined well enough, a judge said they are in compliance with the law.
Europe's Refugee Crisis: Migrants Go On Hunger Strike At Czech Detention Center
The protest erupted at a newly opened facility in Drahonice, some 55 miles west of the capital Prague.
Europe's Refugee Crisis: Malta Summit Brings Together Leaders From Africa, EU
Even as leaders from the European Union and Africa converged on Malta for a two-day summit, at least 14 refugees, including seven children, drowned off the coast of Turkey.
Shares Shrug Off Mixed China Data, Copper Teeters Near 6-Year Low
China's October industrial production growth cooled to 5.6 percent year-on-year though it was cushioned by a just-above-forecast 11 percent jump in retail sales.
Catalonia Secession From Spain Update 2015: A Weak Economic Future Predicted For Barcelona
“In the long run, they wouldn’t be able to survive,” said Andrea Balda, a political science specialist at Universidad Casa Grande in Madrid.
EU Refugee Crisis In Denmark: 11,000 Asylum Seekers Arrive In 1 Week
As temperatures drop, Sweden has said it is running out of room to shelter refugees and is telling people to consider going back to Denmark.
Meteorite Fall Over Eastern Turkish Village: Poor Villagers Make Hundreds Of Thousands Of Dollars After Black Stones From Space Rain Down
Last week alone, collectors from Germany and the U.S. spent some $200,000 on meteorite stones, which are now scattered across the village.
UK's EU Referendum: David Cameron Expected To Offset Local Pressure With Demands Letter To European Union
The British prime minister is set to formalize the country's demands and secure reforms in order to convince voters to stay in the European Union.
Volkswagen Emissions Scandal: German Automaker Plans New Sales Initiative To Rebuild Trust In US
The news of the plan came the same day that the automaker’s engineers admitted to helping fabricate carbon dioxide emissions data.
NATO Ponders Future Of Afghan Mission As Fatigue, Frustration Mount
Ministers from NATO countries are due to meet in early December to decide on the future of Resolute Support.
What Is Kristallnacht? About Nazi Germany's Deadly Attacks On Jews In 1938
The wave of violence unleashed by the Nazis one night in 1938 was a watershed moment in the persecution of Jews.
Croatia Parliament Elections 2015 Results: Power Split Among Top Parties After First Contest Since Joining EU, Preliminary Polls Project
"Our election campaign was very passionate,” incumbent Prime Minister Zoran Milanovic said. His coalition lost power.
Volkswagen Diesel Scandal Update 2015: VW Engineers Admit They Manipulated Emissions Data
"Employees have indicated in an internal investigation that there were irregularities in ascertaining fuel-consumption data," a Volkswagen representative says.
European Business Travel Set To Rise, Bolstering Economic Hopes
A key indicator of economic health, business travel is forecast to rise by more than 6 percent in Europe next year, according to a new study.
Some British Private Schools Struggle With Enrollment, Fee Increases Despite Success Elsewhere
Although there are a record number of students learning at Britain's "public" institutions, they're not spread out evenly across the country.
Germany Surveillance Scandal 2015: BND Intelligence Agency Spied On Allies, NGOs, The Vatican
Germany's BND intelligence agency spied on the U.S., European allies, nongovernmental organizations and even Vatican diplomats.
Hitler's Hypnotic Effect Over Germans Overstated, According To Upcoming Biography
German historian Peter Longerich argues Hitler embraced anti-Semitism at least partly to become politically successful.
Lufthansa Flights Grounded As Crews Launch What Could Be Their Longest-Ever Strike
The walkouts began after Lufthansa and the cabin-crew union failed to reach an agreement in a long-running row over early-retirement benefits and pensions.
Germany Tests Foreign Diesel Vehicles As Volkswagen Scandal Deepens, Signals Stricter Laws
German regulators stepped up their scrutiny after Volkswagen admitted to false carbon-dioxide emission data concerning about 800,000 cars sold in Europe.
Finnish Government Avoids Break-Up, Reaches Reform Deal
Prime Minister Juha Sipila had in a surprise statement on Thursday threatened to break up his government after only five months in power.
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