Croatia has been reacting to Switzerland’s announcement that it will not now be able sign a labour market pact with the EU’s most recent new member

Biathlon In the women’s biathlon, Belarus’ Daria Domracheva is fast becoming one of the standout performers of the Sochi games after Monday’s

Female workers in Spain earn 23 percent less than their male counterparts, according to a report by the country’s workers union. While the average

There were scenes of jubilation in Tripoli’s Martyrs Square on Monday as Libyans marked the third anniversary of the revolution that brought down

To encourage the participation of Europeans in the EU decision-making process, the Lisbon Treaty created the Citizens Initiative, which requires

There will be no talks on a possible third bailout for Greece before August, a senior eurozone official said on Monday. Eurogroup president Jereon

In this week’s edition of The Corner, our weekly round up of European club football, we feature matches in Germany, Spain, The Netherlands and

Former boxing champion Vitaly Klitschko and fellow Ukrainian opposition leader Arseniy Yatsenyuk have held talks in Berlin with Chancellor Angela

In Thailand, around 10,000 protesters cemented entrances to Government House in Bangkok to prevent prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra from working

Search and rescue helicopters have recovered bodies of all 18 people on board a small aircraft that crashed in Nepal. The state-run Nepal Airlines

A Georgian court has jailed a former prime minister for five years for corruption. Vano Merabishvili was convicted of abuse of power and other

Swiss police say an Ethiopian Airlines co-pilot who hijacked the plane he was flying, did so in order to claim asylum in Switzerland, The co-pilot

The European Commission vice-president responsible for the Digital Agenda, Neelie Kroes, has slammed mobile phone roaming charges in Europe as

UN investigators have called for North Korean security chiefs and possibly even Supreme Leader Kim Jong-un to face international justice for ordering

The cost of borrowing for the Italian government continues to fall, and the economy has been given a further boost by a ratings agency upgrade

The Serious Fraud Office in London is pressing criminal charges against three former Barclays bank employees over alleged manipulation of interest

Italy’s competition watchdog AGCOM has fined Europe’s two biggest budget airlines for misleading their customers. Ryanair and Easyjet have been

Update: Tuesday, February 18 - 10:30AM CET It has emerged that little Marwan, while separated from his family for a period of time , was not alone in

Some 150 sub-Saharan migrants have managed to enter the Spanish enclave of Melilla from Morocco, after storming the border fence. Dozens of others

Angela Merkel’s grand coalition government is looking shaky as the Chancellor faces recrimination for forcing a cabinet colleague to

Taking its cue from the current bad weather sweeping across Britain, the catwalk was flooded for Hunter Original’s spectacular show at London Fashion

It’s a grand scale family reunion – London’s Natural History Museum is turning back the clock a million years for the first ever exhibition bringing

An opinion poll published in the Corriere della Sera suggests that 52 percent of Italians have confidence in Matteo Renzi to lead the government and

European researchers have created a robotic hand that gave an amputee a sense of touch he had not felt in a decade. With the artificial limb, the

United Nations human rights investigators have tabled a report on conditions in at least four large prison camps they say are known to exist in North

Google has reportedly bought Israeli security startup SlickLogin. The company’s three-man team announced the deal, saying Google shared their

Two sperm whales have stranded in West Jutland this weekend. One was already dead, the other one is still alive, but will be impossible to save. It