2005-03-10

The French government is feeling the heat as strikes continue to sweep the country. After school pupils, it is the turn of railway workers. One in

The United Nations has dispatched its Middle East envoy to Damascus to pressure Syria into a full withdrawal from Lebanon. Terje Roed-Larsen’s aim is

China’s new little runaround – the QQ – is the last thing Europe’s car manufacturers need. It’s one of the first Chinese vehicles destined for the

Alsan Maskhadov’s envoy in London has warned that the death of the rebel leader will be viewed by Chechens as a direct challenge by Moscow. Akhmed

European Union environment ministers have suggested developed nations make sweeping cuts in their greenhouse gas emissions in the years after 2012

The European Parliament has held a minute’s silence to mark the first anniversary since the Madrid train bombings, in which 191 people were killed

Four difficult years after opening supermarkets in Japan, Carrefour has thrown in the towel. One of the worlds biggest retailers, Carrefour has

The stuff of dreams for technophiles the world’s biggest tech and telecoms trade show kicks off in Hanover with a mind boggling array of new gadgets

In France, a general strike is causing chaos in the capital just as Olympic inspectors are in the city to assess venues for the 2012 Games. Public

Members of the Spanish Parliament observed a minute’s silence to honour the victims of the Madrid train bombing. Earlier, Spain’s King Juan Carlos