Author : EW News Desk Team

The European Commission slowed the pace of austerity on Wednesday by allowing six eurozone economies more time to meet its deficit targets. At the same time, the Commission warned...

The Cuban government is creating an additional 118 public Internet access points, but users must still pay $4.50 an hour to surf the web, in a country where the...

Cyprus’s controversial bailout in late-March may have caused the level of private bank deposits in most eurozone nations to drop the following month, showed European Central Bank data on...

The International Monetary Fund has lowered the growth forecast for China for the second time in just six weeks, saying it expects growth to reach “around 7.75 percent” this...

Credit ratings agency Moody’s on Tuesday raised the U.S. banking sector outlook from negative to stable, a move that reflects continued improvement in the operating environment and reduced downside...

Kenyan lawmakers, already among the best paid in the world, voted on Tuesday to increase their current salaries by nearly 40 percent, overturning a pay cut ordered by the...

Members of the top echelon of the Swiss government, known as the Federal Council, are reportedly considering a proposal from the U.S. to pay a multi-billion fine and disclose...

Germany and the United Kingdom are among at least 14 European Union members who are opposed to punitive tariffs on Chinese solar panel imports, undermining aggressive attempts by Brussels...

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry on Sunday outlined a $4 billion private investment plan to spur growth in the West Bank, saying it could transform the lives of...

The North Korean government last month introduced a new economic scheme that theoretically allowed companies to pay their workers more for better productivity, reported the Associated Press on Monday....