corporate
Warner Music moves to stem latest lossesWarner Music says its losses in the last quarter increased due to weak sales in key markets. The… 08/05/07 07:05 CET
Thomson in talks to buy ReutersBritish news agency Reuters has confirmed merger talks are going on with Canadian media group… 08/05/07 07:05 CET
Ecofin ministers upbeat about economic growthEuropean finance ministers, holding one of their regular meetings in Brussels, have expressed… 08/05/07 07:05 CET
europa
Parliament against French idea to shrink EU charterThe EU’s annual Europe Day, celebrated every May 9th, has already seen thousands of visitors turn… 08/05/07 07:05 CET
More space per chicken by 2012New EU rules to reduce the overcrowding of meat chickens have been agreed by the Member States. The… 08/05/07 06:05 CET
world news
Burial site find ends 2000-year mysteryIt has taken 2000 years to find – but what is believed to be the tomb of Herod the Great has been… 08/05/07 07:05 CET
Calls for amnesty for illegal migrants in UKIllegal migrants have taken to the streets of London, fighting for the right to live and work in… 08/05/07 07:05 CET
Royal rallies French SocialistsThe focus for France’s Socialists is now on the country’s parliamentary elections in June. Amid… 08/05/07 07:05 CET
N.Ireland to begin power-sharingNorthern Ireland’s Protestant and Roman Catholic leaders will shortly begin a new power-sharing… 08/05/07 07:05 CET
More unrest in France after Sarkozy victoryFrance has been rocked by another night of disturbances in the wake of the Presidential election… 08/05/07 07:05 CET
McGuinness takes political power after IRA pastAlways at the side of Gerry Adams, Martin McGuinness has been one of Sinn Fein’s key negotiators… 08/05/07 07:05 CET
Sarkozy regroups and plans strategy for June voteThe morning after his election triumph, French President-elect Nicolas Sarkozy, leaves a hotel on… 08/05/07 07:05 CET
EU concerned aboutEU commissioner Olli Rehn has reacted to the news of Tomislav Nikolic’s election as parliament… 08/05/07 06:05 CET
Different takes on history behind Russia and Estonia’s conflictIt was in the centre of Tallinn that the famous bronze statue commemorating Soviet soldiers who… 08/05/07 06:05 CET
Paisley a long standing opponent of the Good Friday AgreementWhen the Good Friday Agreement was signed nearly nine years ago, Ian Paisley’s Democratic Unionist… 08/05/07 06:05 CET
Serbian parliament elects ultranationalist speakerSerbia’s parliament has elected a hardline nationalist as its speaker, drawing condemnation from… 08/05/07 06:05 CET
Northern Ireland assembly recommencesThe Protestant and Catholic leaders of Northern Ireland have launched a new power sharing assembly… 08/05/07 06:05 CET
Putin pays hommage to Unknown SoldierPaying homage to those who died in what the Russians call the Great Patriotic War, President… 08/05/07 01:05 CET
Power sharing returns to Northern IrelandNorthern Ireland has a new power-sharing assembly. The British and Irish prime ministers are among… 08/05/07 01:05 CET
Controversial Soviet war memorial unveiledAs Europe commemorates the end of World War Two, a controversial Soviet war memorial whose… 08/05/07 01:05 CET
Internal report said to criticise World Bank headThe embattled World Bank president Paul Wolfowitz is expected to learn his fate on Friday after a… 08/05/07 01:05 CET
More trouble on French streets after Sarkozy winThere has been a second night of unrest in France following the presidential election… 08/05/07 01:05 CET
