- Thursday, June 04, 2026
BusinessDay
International Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde is to stand trial from December 12 for her role in a 400-million-euro payout...
Some 3,000 migrants have been rescued in the Mediterranean over the weekend. The arrivals highlight the ongoing migrant crisis affecting...
German exports fell sharply in July, posting their steepest drop in nearly a year, after the country’s goods saw lower...
The European Central Bank has kept its main interest rate on hold at zero for another month. The eurozone central bank’s...
Sweden’s court of appeal will debate on Friday whether to grant Julian Assange an open court hearing in his renewed...
The Irish parliament has been recalled early to debate the European Commission’s ruling that Ireland granted undue tax benefits of up...
The Sunday contest was viewed by many as a referendum on Chancellor Angela Merkel’s immigration policy, and her party suffered...
Image copyrightAPImage captionMr Karimov has ruled Uzbekistan for more than a quarter of a century The Uzbek government has confirmed...
The TTIP trade deal was dealt another blow on Tuesday as the French president cast doubt on when an agreement...
EU funding for farmers, scientists and other projects will be replaced by the Treasury after Brexit, Chancellor Philip Hammond has...
Germany’s economic growth slowed in the second quarter, albeit less markedly than had been expected. Europe’s largest economy expanded by...
Eurostar rail workers from two unions are to take part in two concurrent periods of strike action this month in...
The European Union has formally agreed to waive fines for Spain and Portugal over their excessive budget deficits. Under EU...
Russia’s central bank on Monday said that GDP figures show the country is moving out of its protracted recession and...
One of Europe’s biggest flea markets, in the northern French city of Lille, has been cancelled over security fears in...
