Irish taxpayers should not complain about having to bailout the country's crisis-hit banks and in future regulation should be steered at a European level, one of the ECB's top policymakers said on
* Kremlin sees Internet more important than TV in 2012 polls * FSB calls for access to Gmail, Hotmail and Skype * Cyber attack temporarily shuts top Russian blogging site Russian hacker
Italy's parliament is due to vote on a justice reform bill on Wednesday which would cut the length of many trials and end a bribery case against Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi. If
German lawmakers should seek the right to vote down any supplementary contributions by the country to a permanent fund being set up to bail out fiscally troubled euro zone states, a document
– Arsenal supporters who own shares in the club are being told not to sell to American billionaire Stan Kroenke, who this week agreed a takeover deal. "The AST (Arsenal Supporters Trust)
Russia will boost its efforts to explore the solar system and seek a bigger share of the market for space launches in the next decade, Prime Minister Vladmir Putin said on Thursday.
The world's biggest economies hope to make progress this week on a plan to identify countries that put the global economy at risk, while China warned against any moves that would curb
The scale of the challenge facing Nokia in the all-important smartphones market was underscored on Tuesday when a powerful new handset from Taiwan's HTC overshadowed two new models from the Finnish giant.
Japanese engineers are struggling to gain control of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, 240 km (150 miles) north of Tokyo, which was seriously damaged by the March 11 earthquake and tsunami.
Egypt's public prosecutor has ordered that former president Hosni Mubarak be detained for 15 days for investigation, state-owned Nile television said on Wednesday. The report came a day after Mubarak was questioned
