The senior French police officer investigating the death of a British man and his family in the Alps is flying to the UK on Thursday. Prosecutor

Mark Rutte’s early ambition was to become a concert pianist, instead he orchestrated his political party to the summit of power in the

Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte’s Liberal party is in the box seat for a second term after his party won 41 seats in the Dutch General Election. That

The anti-Islam film which apparently led to the attack on the US embassy in Benghazi has sparked further protests across the Muslim world. Hundreds

(Reuters) – Apple Inc took the wraps off its fastest, thinnest iPhone on Wednesday, packing a much larger screen and 4G capability on the fifth

The EU Commission has unveiled sweeping plans for the European Central Bank to supervise all of the eurozone’s banking system. The reforms, which

Germany’s Constitutional Court has won high-level cheers for giving the green light for Berlin to ratify the future European Stability Mechanism

Results from Britain’s Kingfisher on Wednesday were a reminder that the crisis is far from over. Europe’s biggest home improvement retailer, which

The financial markets are betting that the Federal Reserve is about to take action to stimulate the lacklustre US economy. A growing number of

A ruling from a top German court paving the way for policymakers to take new steps to tackle the eurozone’s debt crisis meant European shares

US President Barack Obama says ties with Libya will not be hurt by Tuesday’s killing of American ambassador Christopher Stevens and three embassy

At the centre of a political row over his decision to seek Belgian nationality, France’s richest man insists he is not doing that to avoid paying

Europe must become a ‘federation of nation-states,’ the EU Commission’s chief Jose Manuel Barroso has said. The call for deeper European

Authorities in eastern Poland are attempting to stop a funeral company from building a crematorium close to the former Nazi death camp of

Italian border police have seized a shipment of endangered tortoises. Checks at the southern port of Brindisi revealed a cargo of 20 rare Hermanni

A group of Roma have gathered outside the government building in Bucharest to protest against recent Roma expulsions from France. The

Dutch voters are going to the polls on Wednesday in a neck and neck race between the Liberal party of Prime Minister Mark Rutte and the social

Local government workers were joined by Greek hotel staff in a protest against austerity on Wednesday. The protesters marched through the capital

British Prime Minister David Cameron has apologised for failures and cover-ups in the wake of the 1989 Hillsborough disaster in which 96 Liverpool

One of the biggest photojournalism festivals in the world is now on in Perpignan in France. Entitled Visa pour l’image, the event includes evening

End Of Watch is a gritty portrait of life on the beat in the toughest neighbourhoods in Los Angeles. The movie has just been screened at the

An “outrageous attack” is the way US President Barack Obama is describing the killing of the American ambassador to Libya and three other

On the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks on the US, NATO chief Anders Fogh Rasmussen spoke to euronews at the Alliance’s headquarters in

The city of Almaty lies to the south of Kazakhstan, a stop off point in years gone by on the Silk Road, the great trading route that linked east and

Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte has reminded eurosceptic voters in today’s parliamentary election that his Liberal party is the one most committed to

There were some green shoots on the jobs front in the recession-mired UK in August as employment rose to the highest level in over four years. The

The financial world got a boost from the Germany’s Constitutional Court allowing the ratification of the European Stability Mechanism, the eurozone’s

The wait is almost over for iPhone fans. At an Apple media event in San Francisco on Wednesday it is due to unveil its latest smartphone offering

In Oviedo the jury of the Prince of Asturias Award has announced the winner of this year’s Concord Award. It has been given to the Spanish Federation