Latvian Security Police Makes Moves to Outlaw Pro-Russian Socialist Party
Claim the party was illegally registered
Europe
Clinton Pushes for Reforms on Balkan Tour
Heads to Sarajevo to discuss economic and democratic policies
Lithuania Heads to Political Deadlock over Election Results
Coalition says they will form government despite president accusing one party of voter fraud
Ford Planning Cuts in Europe
Will shut down three plants, trim back 13 percent of workforce
OSCE Expresses "Grave Concern" Over Threat by Texas AG to Arrest Election Monitors
George W. Bush first invited OSCE election monitors to the U.S. back in 2002
Europe Notices Snub at Presidential Foreign Policy Debate; "Mistake"
Europe got mentioned once and it's a teachable moment on humility.
European Commission Supports Financial Transaction Tax
UK has been especially resistant to the proposed measure
Finnish PM Escapes Attempted Stabbing
Jyrki Katainen's attacker is in custody, motive remains unclear
Lukashenko Doesn't Want Lenin and Stalin Demonized
Comments come day after new sanctions were imposed by the EU
European Satellite Company Pulls Out of Iran
19 television and radio channels will go off the air
Yet Another Euro Protection Plan Proposed
A separate budget for the euro zone with a central treasury and borrowing power
European Free-Speech Debate Stirred by Anti-Islamic Messages
Politicians on the continent have ever been comfortable with letting people have their say
Eurozone Leaders Launch Bailout Fund
The European Stability Mechanism is worth $653 billion
UK Could Be Facing Blackouts Soon
EU regulations, the euro crisis and power station failures could put lights out in the winter
Greek PM: Greece Will Go Bust Next Month Without Bailout
Foreign lenders must approve austerity measures for the rescue package to be granted
Bike Sales Outpace Auto Sales in Italy For First Time Since WW2
Recession is causing Europeans to trade in their cars for bicycles.
New European Recession Coming?
Unemployment in the zone is above 11 percent and manufacturing had its worst quarter since the 1930s
Greek Electricity Workers Plan Forty-Eight Hour Strike
Protesting the government's austerity measures necessary for future bailouts
Kiwi to Blame for Dutch Party that Went Viral on Facebook
House party that got a little out of hand caused around $1.3 million worth of damage
Germany Ratifies Eurozone Bailouts
Cabinet declaration marks the final step, Germany's contribution is capped at 190 billion euros
Markets Fall Amid Spanish Economic Woes
Unemployment remains at its highest rate since the 1970s
Eurozone Officials Considering Opening European Stability Mechanism to Private Investment
Who wouldn't want to put money into a bailout fund for bankrupt countries worth hundreds of billions of euros?
Under Pressure, Facebook Drops Facial Recognition in Europe
With enough extortion, we can make every company perfect!
Apple, Publishers Reach E-Book Settlement in Europe
Deals with possible anti-trust investigation for price-fixing
