Dutch, Germans Reject Greek Demands for Debt Relief
Northern European leaders urge Greece to honor the terms of its bailout.
Northern European leaders urge Greece to honor the terms of its bailout.
Catalonia would recover its investment-grade credit rating if it seceded from Spain, a study shows.
Islamist militants launch a wave of attacks on Kurdish positions around the city of Kirkuk.
Some left-wing Italian lawmakers are angered by their leader’s cooperation with Silvio Berlusconi.
A visit to Riyadh is a chance for Barack Obama to patch up relations with America’s biggest Arab ally.
Greece’s next government will challenge the rest of Europe in order to put a end to austerity.
The Euroskeptic party leader shifts his position on working with David Cameron’s Conservatives.
Media in Germany and the Netherlands are critical of the European Central Bank’s latest policy.
A vote in the Italian Senate paves the way for an overhaul of the Italian electoral system.
The war reaches Yemen’s capital as Houthi rebels come in from the north.
The Germans fear debt purchases will undermine the incentive for structural reform.
Belgian soldiers are deployed to help guard government and Jewish sites in Antwerp and Brussels.
The Finnish prime minister says a “resounding no” to forgiving Greek loans from other eurozone countries.
The Labour Party leader calls for energy price cuts and higher taxes on the rich.
The suspects in the attack on the Charlie Hebdo newspaper are killed in a shootout with French police.