Turkey is building a two-metre high wall along part of its border with Syria near an area of frequent fighting to try to stop people from illegally bypassing its checkpoints and prevent
Airbus announced its first jet order from Japan Airlines on Monday, breaking open the last big aviation market dominated by Boeing in a move that suggests the U.S. company may pay for
Greece will emerge from six years of recession next year, its draft 2014 budget projected on Monday, in one of the strongest signs yet that the country has left the worst of
Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan would run for president next year if his party asked him to, he said, but dismissed suggestions of a rift with incumbent Abdullah Gul. Erdogan, who has
Most Greeks view the far-right Golden Dawn party as a criminal organisation, according to a poll published on Friday that found the party had shed almost half of its support since its
Ireland has agreed to sell a 20-year national lottery operating licence for 405 million euros ($552 million) to a joint venture that includes the owner of British operator Camelot, Ireland's spending minister
Samsung Electronics Co Ltd is on track to post its second consecutive year of record earnings as a rebound in its semiconductor business shields the South Korean tech giant from a slower
Eintracht Frankfurt trounced Cyprus champs APOEL in Nicosia on Thursday night, while Apollon Limassol FC revived their hopes of making it through to the next round of the Europa League group games,
– Break someone's arm and leg for 300 euros – Set a car on fire for 1,000 euros – Put someone in hospital for a month for 1,500 euros A fortnight ago,
Fresh from surviving a political crisis, Prime Minister Enrico Letta must return rapidly to Italy's daunting economic problems but much depends on the fate of the man who tried to bring him
