British energy giant BP faces further troubles as lower oil and gas prices, as well as a decline in production due to maintenance work has a negative

The French utility company GDF-Suez raised its initial offer by 7% for the 30% of the British electricity provider it did not already own

According to the International Monetary Fund Uzbekistan has coped well with the financial crisis, maintaining a budget surplus and low public debt

In response to gas and oil drilling carried out by the Greek Cypriot government in the Mediterranean, Turkish Cypriots have started to conduct their

EU member Cyprus has a major natural gas find on its hands, which is complicating even further dealings with EU-candidate country Turkey. Unification

This is a crucial year for Ukraine and especially for its international relations with both Russia and Europe.   That was the backdrop to this

In this week’s Europe Weekly we take a look at the EU’s new energy strategy, a customs deal in Kosovo and the eurozone debt crisis. We also chat to