Why September tends to spook European equity markets
Sarah Chappell
Ireland election: high risk of political stalemate - polls
Ahead of Ireland’s general election on Friday (26 February), polls were suggesting a result likely to lead to political stalemate, raising concern
Wow, it's time to do more than just 'like' - emojis arrive on Facebook
Facebook newsfeeds began to transform on Wednesday as ‘reaction’ buttons arrived on the social media site. Five emojis have been added alongside the
UNHCR despairs over Europe's lack of solidarity in handling refugee crisis
The UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), Filippo Grandi, on Wednesday criticised the lack of solidarity across in Europe in addressing the
S Korea denounces N Korea rocket launch as 'unacceptable provocation'
North Korea has launched a long-range rocket, in defiance of international warnings. Pyongyang’s neighbours, along with Washington, have denounced
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Wikileaks founder Assange 'arbitrarily' detained - UN panel ruling
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange should be allowed to walk free and paid compensation, a UN panel has ruled. Assange claimed asylum at the Ecuadorian
Belgium: two people detained on terror charges over Paris attacks
Two people have been detained in Belgium on terrorism charges related to Friday’s attacks in Paris, Belgian prosecutors said on Monday. The pair are
Partnering to grow Europe
In this episode of Real Economy, Maithreyi Seetharaman visits Strasbourg to look at how partnership and collaboration can breathe a new lease of life
Russian passenger jet crash in Sinai - 224 people killed
A Russian passenger jet, carrying 224 people, has crashed in the Sinai peninsula killing everybody on board. The early Saturday morning flight
UK election special: views from the British classroom
With elections fast approaching we bring you a special episode looking at some of the key policies and challenges facing education in Great Britain.
France plane crash: what we know
An Airbus A320, operated by Lufthansa subsidiary Germanwings, crashed on Tuesday morning in a remote area of the French Alps. All 150 people on
Kyiv lights up in remembrance of Maidan 'Heavenly Hundred'
Shards of light stretched up into the sky in central Kyiv on Friday evening in honour of more than 100 people who died during the bloodiest days of
Putin's Hungary visit aims to show it 'pays off' to be friend of Russia - analyst
Much has changed since Russian President Vladimir Putin’s last visit, in January 2014, to Hungarian Prime Minister Victor Orban in Budapest. The
Ebola, poverty and inequality pleas at World Economic Forum in the name of good business
Davos ponders Russia's reversal of fortunes and wider sanctions effects
Falling oil prices and sanctions are pressuring Russia's economy. The International Monetary Fund says this is an opportunity for the country to enact reforms.
ECB considers moves to ease Europe's economic woes
Europe begins 2015 mired in economic stagnation, unemployment and political uncertainty.
Davos delegates called on to give and to help stamp out inequality
Davos turns the spotlight on BRIC and MINT economies
The globe's biggest business meeting in Davos aims to reshape the world
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