Greek factory activity grew in January, a survey showed on Monday (3 January), marking its first expansion since the country's debt problems came to light in 2009 and plunged the eurozone into
Investor sentiment opened low again this week with the market depressed by new data from China showing further weakening in the local economy. Risk appetite is waning across the board as a
Greece's ultra-right Golden Dawn will find a way to contest local and European elections in May despite a crackdown on the party, a senior lawmaker told a defiant crowd of a few
A top legal official in the European Court of Justice advised the EU judges to reject an appeal made by MasterCard over the fees it charges on payment transactions. The fees, best
To promote healthier lifestyles and combat obesity among school children, the European Commission has proposed to bring two separate EU schemes on milk and fruit together under a joint framework. The aim
President Vladimir Putin raised the pressure on Ukraine yesterday (29 January), saying Russia would wait until the neighbouring country formed a new government, before fully implementing a $15 billion (€11 billion) bailout
Although the European Commission took several initiatives in the wake of the horsemeat scandal, which broke out one year ago, the EU consumer organisation (BEUC) says a similar food scandal could easily
Emirates, a global connector of people and places, and Proflight Zambia, has signed an interline agreement that will make it easier for international passengers to reach domestic destinations throughout Zambia. Popular Zambian
Climawin technology developed by Danish, Irish, German SMEs in EU-funded project A consortium of three European manufacturers and suppliers of windows and ventilation systems has created a new technology for energy efficient
Ukrainian Prime Minister Mykola Azarov offered his resignation on Tuesday, saying he was stepping down because of the threat to the economy caused by two months of unrest, his press service said.
