FILE - In this Monday, June 12, 2017, file photograph the General Electric...
FILE - In this Monday, June 12, 2017, file photograph the General Electric logo appears above a trading post on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. EU authorities are accusing General Electric,...
View ArticleEU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini attends the Cyprus peace talks in...
EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini attends the Cyprus peace talks in Crans-Montana, Switzerland, Thursday, July 6, 2017. (Salvatore Di Nolfi/Keystone via AP)
View ArticleEU authorities suspect GE, Merck, Canon of merger violations
EU authorities are accusing General Electric, drugmaker Merck and electronics manufacturer Canon of violating European rules to push through mergers
View ArticleModi caps Netanyahu bromance with barefoot beach stroll
India's Modi wraps up historic three-day visit to Israel with barefoot stroll on the beach with Netanyahu
View ArticleEU parliament advises freeze of Turkey's membership talks
Turkey's European Union affairs minister says a possible European Parliament vote to suspend accession talks with his country would go down on history as a "terrible mistake."
View ArticleEU, Japan hail free trade deal: "A message to the world"
The leaders of the European Union and Japan are lauding their agreement on free trade as the best antidote against the protectionism seen to be promoted by the United States
View ArticleEU leaders reaffirm Libya migrant policy despite criticism
European Union officials on Thursday reaffirmed the need to stem the flow of Europe's migrant crisis in Libya and surrounding countries amid continued resistance in Europe to welcome refugees in
View ArticleLatvian bank fined heavily over laundering scheme in France
A Paris court fined a Latvian bank Thursday for taking part in a vast scheme allowing French clients to avoid paying their taxes and launder at least 200 million euros
View ArticleParis evacuates nearly 2,800 migrants as arrivals surge
Paris authorities are evacuating nearly 2,800 migrants from makeshift street camps as Europe contends with an upsurge in new arrivals particularly from Libya.
View ArticleThe Latest: Romanian police detain 7 near border
Romanian border police have detained five Iraqi migrants and two Bulgarian guides who are suspected of illegally crossing the border and trying to go the Schengen visa-free travel zone.
View ArticleMore clouds gather over British economy as slowdown broadens
A raft of disappointing British economic data reinforces concerns that the slowdown has broadened across sectors and extended into the second quarter of the year
View ArticleTrump meets Putin: Talk of positive results, not of election
At long last face to face, President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin are voicing confidence that their historic first meeting would pave the way for a positive trajectory for their...
View ArticleTrump administration taps former NATO envoy for Ukraine role
The Trump administration is selecting a former U.S. envoy to NATO for the top job dealing with the Ukraine crisis
View ArticleThe Latest: French leader hopes to persuade Trump on climate
French President Emmanuel Macron says he harbors the hope of convincing President Donald Trump to bring the United States back into the Paris climate accord
View ArticleBritain's May optimistic on Trump visit, UK-US trade deal
British Prime Minister Theresa May said Saturday that she's looking forward to welcoming President Donald Trump to London, but both sides are still working to find a "suitable date."
View ArticleG-20 shut Trump out on climate, strike deal on trade
World powers have lined up against U.S. President Donald Trump on climate change, calling an international deal to reduce greenhouse gases from which the U.S. has withdrawn "irreversible"
View ArticleActivists riot against G-20 summit for 3rd night in Hamburg
Anti-globalization activists have rioted for a third consecutive night in Hamburg even after leaders of the Group of 20 had already left the northern German city
View ArticleCoal-fired plants top polluters in Europe
EU blames coal-fired power plants for the highest pollution on the continent, with Britain among top polluters
View ArticleUK's struggling May urges opponents to support government
British Prime Minister Theresa May is urging the opposition to help shore up her minority government as it leads the U.K. out of the European Union
View ArticleAustria denies Turkish minister's visit, Ankara critical
Austria denied a Turkish government minister's request to enter the country to mark the anniversary of the failed presidential coup in Turkey
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