2006-11-15

In an exclusive interview with EuroNews, Cyprus foreign affairs minister Yiorgos Lillikas warns Ankara that a failure to honour its pledges over

A voluntary code of conduct on marketing violent video games is being urged on European governments and industry by Brussels. The idea behind it is

Deutsche Boerse has dropped its eight billion euro bid for the pan-European exchange Euronext. That clears the way for a transatlantic merger between

US Airways is proposing a merger with Delta to create one of the world’s largest airlines. It believes it can streamline costs, creating a carrier

German prosecutors have charged Peter Hartz, the former personnel director of Volkswagen, with 44 criminal counts as part of a corruption

The President of Iran has revealed full details of his country’s nuclear ambitions. Mahmoud Ahmadinejad declared that 60,000 centrifuge machines

A union representing workers at France’s largest airport, Charles de Gaulle near Paris, have produced undercover footage which they claim shows a

There is no disagreement. That is the message from the White House amid claims that foreign policy proposals by Tony Blair have caused a crack in the

Making the most of a refuelling stop-over in Moscow en route to the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Hanoi – US President, George W Bush

In a centuries-old ceremony, Queen Elizabeth II has given her traditional speech at the opening of British parliament. The legislative agenda for

Provisional election results across the Democratic Republic of Congo suggest the incumbent president will win a run-off vote. They put Joseph Kabila

Several people have been injured in further rocket strikes by Palestinian militants in the Israeli border town of Sderot. This only hours after

In a landmark ruling in Germany a gynaecologist has been ordered to pay child support to a woman who had a baby after a contraceptive device he

In a move heralded as a step forward for women’s rights in Pakistan, the lower house of parliament has approved a bill amending Islamic laws on rape

A political compromise has been reached in Germany on the question of what to do with some 200,000 foreigners refused asylum but not deported because