Eurozone Deflation May Be The Final Push For European Central Bank Bond-Buying Plan
Deflation in the eurozone is likely the final push the ECB needs to pull the trigger on quantitative easing, despite Berlin's resistance.
Three Ukrainian Soldiers Killed On Eastern Orthodox Christmas Day
Three more Ukrainian soldiers died on the Eastern Orthodox Christmas Day, despite a ceasefire being in place.
Global Economic Meltdown? 3 Signs The World Economy Could Be In Deep Trouble
It could take years for world leaders to recover from a mass deflation.
Pro-Russian Hacker Group CyberBerkut Claims Attack On German Government Websites
Two German government websites were taken down for almost five hours on Wednesday in protest of a meeting with Ukrainian leadership.
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Iran Nuclear Talks To Be Held January 18 In Geneva, European Union Says
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European Inflation Turns Negative, As Euro Plunges, Bond Yields Tumble And Oil Prices Plunge
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Unemployment At Record Low In Germany, Record High In Italy
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UK, Greek Election Anxiety May See Brexit Feed Grexit
British elections in May could arguably have as much impact on euro zone stability as this month's snap poll in Greece.
Euro Hits Fresh Low Before Inflation Trial, Bonds Boom
Data are expected to show the first annual fall in consumer prices since 2009, piling pressure on the ECB.
France Warns Palestinians Over Escalating Crisis With UN Bid
The EU criticized Israel for saying it would withhold critical tax revenue if the Palestinians join the International Criminal Court.
Mercedes-Benz Self-Driving Car Includes Steering Wheel, For When You ‘Want To Drive’
Dieter Zetsche, the automaker’s CEO, says that there are still a number of legal and ethical issues raised by self-driving cars.
Wall Street’s Week Ahead: Dow Jones Industrial Average Plunges 300 Points As Economists Eye Jobs Report
Economists are looking ahead to Friday's highly anticipated jobs report after the Dow plunged as much as 350 points Monday.
Euro's New Low Creates Winners and Losers
As the euro dips, here's a look at the winners and losers.
Ukraine Talks In January: France, Germany Only Want To Meet With Russia If 'Progress' Is Possible
France's Hollande and Germany's Merkel want to meet with Ukrainian and Russian leaders, but they don't want to waste their time.
Germany Pegida Marches: Thousands Of German Counter-Protesters Expected To March Against Anti-Islamic Group
Thousands supporting Islamic asylum seekers will march against PEGIDA, an anti-Islamic group in Germany, on Monday.
Case Of Israeli Jew Assaulted By Men Singing Anti-Semitic Songs In Berlin Being Investigated
German police said that it has images of the members of the group, which attacked Israeli Jew Shahak Shapira.
HSBC, Hong Kong Under Scanner As US Steps Up Investigation Of American Tax Frauds
U.S. authorities have cracked down on American nationals suspected of seeking help from foreign banks to hide overseas assets.
Pope Francis Names 15 Cardinals As Vatican Overhaul Continues
The pope continues on his mission to change the Vatican by picking cardinals, many from smaller, less developed countries.
Hassan Rouhani Hopes Iran Nuclear Deal Will Lift Sanctions In 2015
President Hassan Rouhani's comments mark a departure from the anti-Western rhetoric of his predecessor.
UK EU Referendum: Prime Minister David Cameron Will Move Vote Forward If Possible
The British leader is under pressure from Eurosceptic members of his own party and the rise of anti-EU party UKIP.
Car Ferry Runs Aground Off Isle Of Wight; Incident Second In UK In As Many Days
Grounded Hoegh Osaka is listing 45-degrees starboard at Bramble Bank.
Germany Believes Eurozone Could Cope With Greece Exit: Report
“The danger of contagion is limited because Portugal and Ireland are considered rehabilitated,” one government source says.
New Visa Requirement For Syrians Entering Lebanon, Amid Worldwide Refugee Crisis
More than 3.2 million registered refugees have fled war-torn Syria to live in neighboring countries, such as Lebanon.
South Korean Health Worker In Sierra Leone Flown To Germany For Ebola Tests
The health care worker will be kept under isolation for 21 days in a special unit at Berlin’s Charite Hospital.
Iran, US Tentatively Agree On Deal To Reduce Nuclear Stockpile By Shipping Material To Russia
A rough agreement is expected by March, but experts doubt whether a final settlement will be reached before a June deadline.
Thousands Of Hungarians Protest For Democracy In Prime Minister Orbán's Government
Hungarians have criticized Orbán for what they see as corrupt policies that don't represent popular sentiment.
Gambia Coup Attempt: President Yahya Jammeh Blames 'Terrorist Group' For Attack As Soldiers Search For Rebels
“This was not a coup. This was an attack by a terrorist group backed by some powers that I would not name," Yahya Jammeh said.
Bird Flu Scare: Hong Kong Culls 15,000 Chickens, 6 People Infected In China
Six people in the Chinese mainland tested positive for bird flu and one of them had reportedly died.
Hacker Demonstrates How To Fake Fingerprint Sensors Using Regular Photographs
The security researcher claims to have created a perfect set of the German defense minister's prints.
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