Author : EW News Desk Team

Health and government institutions in Germany on Tuesday pledged to launch a full-scale investigation into several pharmaceutical companies, after a report emerged this week that at least 50,000 former...

Fitch Ratings on Tuesday upgraded Greece's sovereign credit rating to 'B-' from ‘CCC’, citing the country’s progress in rebalancing the economy, while achieving some “semblance of political and social...

The European Union is the new “sick man of Europe” as public support for the European project falls and distrust between countries grows, according to a Pew study that...

Cyprus on Monday received its first tranche of a 10 billion euro bailout package from international creditors agreed earlier this year, after the near-collapse of the country’s banking sector....

The U.S. military will spend close to $7 billion on logistical issues when it finally pulls out its troops and equipment from Afghanistan by the end of next year,...

The French government is considering a tax on the sale of all Internet-linked mobile devices, including smartphones and e-readers, in order to "protect the nation’s cultural exception ... in...

Lakshimi Mittal, owner of the world’s largest steelmaker ArcelorMittal, has urged Europe to erect trade barriers to protect its manufacturers, claiming the future of the European Union manufacturing depended...

This week, Greece’s Prime Minister Antonis Samaras heads to China with a delegation to discuss possible investments in his country’s beleaguered economy. On Saturday, the suspension of the U.S....

The Representative Council of Black Associations (CRAN), a leading anti-racism watchdog group in France, is filing a lawsuit against state-owned bank Caisse des dépôts et de consignations (CDC), alleging...

For the third time this year, Greece's coalition government has invoked an emergency law allowing for compulsory civil mobilisation, in order to prevent secondary school teachers from going on...