Why September tends to spook European equity markets
Pierre Bertrand
Gibraltar: the 300-year-old thorn in UK-Spain relations
The question of Gibraltar has been a thorn in the side of UK EU relations for years and now with Brexit, tempers are flaring again
Twitter fights trolls, changes its default image setting
Twitter said it will abandon its egg-shaped default profile picture as users increasingly associate the avatar with abusive online behaviour.
Professor finds long-lost Lithuanian declaration of independence
A Lithuanian professor claims to have found one of few remaining original copies of his country's declaration of independence in a Berlin archive.
Iran's 'religious freedom' angers ISIL
It comes as Iran's President Hassan Rouhani met Vladimir Putin on his first official visit to Russia.
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Who was London terrorist Khalid Masood? UK police call for public help
Khalid Masood, 52, the man behind the terror attack in central London is the subject on a police investigation which has seen nine people arrested
Westminster attack: Second victim named as Aysha Frade
One of the two people killed on Westminster Bridge Wednesday during the worst terror attack to hit London since 2005 was identified as Aysha Frade
Westminster attack: The policeman who gave his life defending Parliament
PC Keith Palmer, 48, of the Metropolitan Police's Parliamentary and Diplomatic Protection Command died of his wounds at Parliament
London terrorist attack: What we know
Police have released the identity of the attacker who, on Wednesday, killed four people in a terrorist attack on the Palace of Westminster in central London.
Calls for Eurogroup President to resign after 'drinks and women' outrage
Eurogroup president Jeroen Dijsselbloem has come under fire for accusing southern European Union nations of having wasted money on women and alcohol
Calls for Eurogroup President to resign after "drinks and women" outrage
Eurogroup president Jeroen Dijsselbloem has come under fire for accusing southern European Union nations of having wasted money on women and alcohol
French police catch thief trapped in jewellery store window
French police in Mauleon-Licharre in southwest France had the amusing job of arresting a suspected burglar trapped in the window of jewellery store
Urgency to conserve Malta's natural sites after Azure Window collapse
The loss of the Azure Window has sparked within the people of Malta a moment of national introspection
Russians invested €100 million in Trump properties
A Reuters investigation has found Russian elites have invested nearly €100 million in Trump properties before Trump became president
EU Parliament rejects total ban on Arctic oil drilling
European Parliament lawmakers voted against a non-binding motion to prohibit oil and gas exploration in the Arctic
Moscow zoo sues after nude raccoon photoshoot
A Moscow petting zoo has filed a lawsuit against an advertising company for having rented a raccoon for a nude photoshoot
Dutch voters find new and exciting ways to cast their ballot
Dutch authorities in the municipality of Zuidplas launched the country's first drive-through voting station
What Malta's Azure Window looks like now
Weather conditions around the small Mediterranean archipelago of Malta have eased enough to allow divers to inspect the rock monument underwater.
Washing machine in India launched with "curry" function
A company has unveiled a washing machine specifically catered to the Indian market. It has a curry stain washing function
Starbucks' customer support 'wanes' after CEO's refugee hiring promise
Customer support for Starbucks has waned in recent weeks as customers negatively react to the coffee giant's promise to hire thousands of refugees
Scotland threatens London with independence by autumn next year
Scotland may choose to have a second referendum on independence as early as autumn 2018, says First Minister Nicola Sturgeon
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