europe weekly
Related
Cyprus deal shocks markets 
Apple: Job’s legacy safe? 
Spanish bank bailout plan spooks markets In this week’s Europe Weekly, Microsoft has irked Brussels regulators once again amid allegations the software giant has breached a previous anti-trust agreement.
The Romanian government has its knuckles rapped as the European Commission questions its commitment to the rule of law.
We also have the latest news on the rescue package for Spanish banks and the EU’s ‘milk crisis’.
To see the full programme, click on the video link above.
More about: Eurozone in crisis, Markets, Microsoft, Romania politicsCopyright © 2013 euronews
JavaScript is required in order to view this article’s accompanying video
Top Stories
Community tensions rise as police investigate London soldier murder
Flowers have been laid at the scene where a British soldier was killed near the Woolwich army barracks in south east London. Police are still trying to…
Stockholm ablaze with youth anger
A fourth night of rioting in the Swedish capital saw groups of people, many of them young, setting…
Lagarde’s IMF post hangs in balance
Two French heads of the IMF in a row in legal scandals of different kinds begins to reflect…
latest europe weekly
Europe Weekly: donors dig deep for Mali- Europe Weekly: Thoughts on the EU during celebrations for…
- Europe Weekly: May Day protests ring alarm bells over…
- Europe Weekly: Boston attack aftermath
- Europe Weekly: EU unveils results of horsemeat tests
- Europe Weekly: EU mourns Iron Lady’s death
- Europe Weekly: EU in a spin after Cyprus bailout
- Europe Weekly: Cyprus rejects Eurogroup plan but leaves…
- Europe Weekly: Pope Francis takes over at the Vatican
- UK seeks to block EU bonus cap
