Clashes between police and protesters flared up in Istanbul overnight after a weekend in which Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan sought to steal back the agenda, rallying his supporters and expelling demonstrators from
Germany is dragging its feet over letting Turkey take the next step in slow-moving membership talks with the European Union amid widespread concern over Ankara's tough handling of anti-government protests, EU officials
Asian shares struggled to extend gains after reversing early losses on Monday as investors hunkered down before the U.S. Federal Reserve meeting's outcome later this week, and maybe some long-awaited clarity on
Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras on Sunday dismissed talk of an early election over the abrupt closure of the state broadcaster, which brought protests from viewers, workers, the opposition and his coalition
Azeri state energy company SOCAR said it has started talks with the Greek government on purchasing the country's natural gas grid operator DESFA, after being the only bidder in a failed tender
Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras offered to hire a small number of workers to resume a public news broadcast, he said in a statement on Friday, in a concession to coalition partners
A Greek ferry carrying 250 passengers and crew caught fire in the eastern Aegean Sea on Friday, but the blaze was contained and no injuries were reported. Five people were evacuated and
National Bank of Greece (NBG) said on Friday it had raised enough money from private investors in a share offering to ensure it avoids state control. NBG is the second major Greek
Moody's Investors Service has placed Bahrain's Baa1 government issuer rating on review for possible downgrade due to the fiscal implications of the kingdom’s high and rising break-even oil price; the outlook for
The Hellenic Association for Financial Law, member of the European Society for Banking and Financial Law, recently organized a conference in Athens on “The crisis of the Cypriot Banking System and the
