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EU Fines Danish Pharma Company Lundbeck, Generic Drug Makers, Including Ranbaxy, Over Citalopram Deal, Lundbeck Vows An Appeal

Drugmakers are watching a fight between the EU and Lundbeck to see just how flexible European patent rights really are.

Dalian Wanda Group, China's Largest Property Developer, Acquires Sunseeker International, Invests In A Hotel In London And Plans Another In NYC

Wang Jianlin, $4.6 billion, Dalian Wanda Group

Dalian Wanda Group, parent of AMC, bought Sunseeker, invested in a pair of London skyscrapers and has plans for another in NYC.

Iran: Sixty Years After The 1953 CIA Coup That Toppled Democracy

The CIA-engineered coup of 1953 that toppled a democratically elected government Iran and solidified the Shah continues to reverberate into the 21st century.

Huawei Ascend P6: Will World’s Slimmest Smartphone Help Company’s Market Share Gain Weight?

Huawei on Tuesday unveiled a new smartphone, called 'Ascend P6,' which it claims is the world’s slimmest smartphone.

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British Ministry Of Defense Lays Off 4,480 Soldiers In Latest Downsizing

The Ministry of Defense announced around 5,000 British soldiers are now out of a job.

G8 leaders meet around a roundtable for the G8 2013 summit

G8 Summit Leaders Agree To Crack Down On Tax Avoidance with New Lough Erne Declaration, Setting Out Tax Data Sharing Principles

G-8 leaders agreed on Tuesday to adopt a broad common strategy in fighting worldwide tax avoidance by companies and individuals.

Laszlo Csatary: War Criminal Charged In Hungary, But Time Is Running Out On Capturing Other Aging Nazis

Do much time has passed since World War II, that eyewitnesses to crimes have become scarce.

Ford trucks are shown for sale on a car lot in Carlsbad

European Car Sales Last Month Fall 5.9%, Lowest Since May 1993: European Automobile Manufacturers' Association (EAMA)

Car sales in Europe had a remarkably poor month in May.

ECB Ready To Use Non-Standard Policy Measures Including Negative Deposit Rates To Help Euro Zone, Draghi Says

ECB's Mario Draghi said Tuesday that the bank may resort to unusual policy measures such as negative deposit rates to save the euro zone.

A prisoner appears in the window of Regina Coeli jail in Rome/

Italy’s Overcrowded Prisons: A Growing Tragedy Of Epic Proportions

In Italy, almost 67,000 inmates are housed in Italian facilities that were designed to hold only 45,000.

German economic sentiment fell at greatest rate since 1998 in June.

ZEW Economic Sentiment Index For Germany, EU Improves In June; UK Inflation Rebounds In May

Investor sentiment in Germany and the euro zone improved more than expected while inflation in the UK rebounded, data released on Tuesday show.

A Libyan rebel fighter prepares to fire a rocket propelled grenade launcher

Libya, Armed And Dangerous: Piles Of Weapons Fuel Illicit Exportation Of War

Libya may have more weapons than the British army arsenal. What does that mean for Syria?

Chelsea Transfer News: Five Strikers Who Could Join Jose Mourinho At Stamford Bridge This Summer

Chelsea have been linked with a number of leading strikers in recent weeks.

The Sukhoi Su-35 Flanker-E maneuvers during the Paris air show.

Paris Air Show, Day 1: Planes And People At Le Bourget [PHOTOS]

Airbus beat Boeing $18 billion to $6 billion on the first day, but the two giants weren't the only ones displaying their wares.

Ireland Warmly Welcomes Obamas; But Black African Immigrants? Not So Much

Ireland has witnessed a number of racialist attacks against black Africans who have migrated in recent years to the country.

EU And US Launch Negotiations Over What Could be Biggest Trade Pact In History

The EU and the U.S. launched negotiations over a historic trade deal at the G-8 summit, despite French objections late last week.

Nigella Lawson Leaves Home After Reported Choking ‘Attack’ By Charles Saatchi, Police Looking Into Abuse Allegations

Scotland Yard is looking into allegations that Charles Saatchi physically abused his wife, celebrity chef Nigella Lawson.

Verizon Communications Inc. Is Named As Most Likely To Become First Foreign Player In Canada’s Wireless Market

Verizon could become Canada’s first foreign entrant into its wireless market as Ottawa seeks more competition.

The euro zone saw a trade surplus after four months of gains.

In Possible Trade Deal, US Would Fare Significantly Better Than EU, Where Intra-Europe Trade May Decline: Munich Report

A study says an EU-US trade deal could harm their traditional trading partners and emerging markets.

Breaking: Russia Will Not Allow Syria No-Fly Zone, Foreign Ministry Says

Russia is maintaining its firm pro-Assad government stance, despite increasing opposition from member nations at the upcoming G-8 summit.

Pope Blesses Harleys In Vatican City For 110-Year Harley-Davidson Anniversary [PHOTO]

Pope Francis blessed thousands of Harley-Davidson motorcycle drivers at the Vatican on Sunday as part of the manufacturer’s 110-year anniversary.

Britain’s GCHQ Spied On Foreign Diplomats During G-20 Summits: Report

Ahead of the G-8 summit on Monday, leaked documents obtained by the Guardian reveal British spies snooped on foreign diplomats at G-20 summits.

Five Passengers From Diverted EgyptAir Flight Claim Asylum In Scotland

Scottish police say five passengers on the diverted EgyptAir flight are trying to stay in Scotland.

Andy Murray Back On Track In London

After missing the French Open, Murray has been sharp in the lead up to Wimbledon

War Photographer Guy Martin, Who Turned To Less Dangerous Livelihood After Near-Death Experience in Libya, Finds Himself Amid The Fray Again In Istanbul Gezi Park Protests

Guy Martin gave up covering war after nearly dying in Libya, but when protests came to his Istanbul home, he felt obliged to enter the fray.

Money For Nothing: Uganda Proposes Tax On Mobile Money Transfers, Asking Citizens To Pay Up After Foreign Donors Pull Back

Uganda may levy a new tax on mobile money usage, a controversial move given corruption concerns in the government.

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