Poland should adopt euro but no hurry

Poland should keep moving towards euro zone entry but there is no need to hurry, President Bronislaw Komorowski said on Wednesday as parliament debated a plan to amend the constitution to allow

Anti-austerity strike paralyses Greece

Striking Greek workers grounded flights, shut down schools and paralysed public transport on Wednesday as protests against austerity measures to dig Greece out of a debt crisis culminated in a nationwide walkout.

Turkey entry bid scores mixed points in EU debate

European Union governments sent a mixed message of praise and criticism towards Turkey and its EU accession effort on Tuesday, underlining persistent divisions in the bloc over Ankara's membership prospects. During an

Russian court delays Khodorkovsky verdict

A Russian court on Wednesday unexpectedly delayed the verdict in the trial of jailed oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky, who faces an additional six years in prison. The verdict, which Judge Viktor Danilkin

Europe November car sales fall 7.1%

European car sales fell 7.1% in November, industry association ACEA said on Wednesday, as economic woes and austerity measures dampened customers' demand for new cars. European carmakers are looking to Asia and